Hailan Hu – Asian Scientist Magazine

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All In The Genes

Precision medicine could reveal the secrets of Asia’s collective DNA without carrying the risks of consumer genetic testing. Here’s how.

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Southeast Asia’s Supercomputing Sights

International or even regional travel might not be possible right now, but Southeast Asia still has much to offer the world when it comes to supercomputing.

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The Silver Lining On COVID’s Dark Cloud

From cross-border collaborations to advancing accessibility, supercomputers play an important role in helping the world recover from COVID-19.

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Accelerating HPC Adoption Across ASEAN

High performance computing could help the many talented scientists, engineers and businesses in Southeast Asia reach their full potential.

In the Lab

Disease-causing Parasites Hitch Ride On Trumpet Snails

In order to survive and breed, parasitic flatworms in Southeast Asia use several species of trumpet snail as hosts—posing a threat to public health.

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Asia Ramps Up Research In 2021 UNESCO Science Report

To support sustainability and advance digital transformation, governments and researchers in Asia are coming together to focus research direction and increase output.

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Igniting Innovation—Jason Humphries Of Good Pharma Dermatology

By partnering with Singapore’s National Skin Center, Good Pharma Dermatology was able to quickly bring an itch-reducing moisturizer to the market.

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Igniting Innovation: Phyllis Ong of Armstrong Industrial

Focus on building creative, capable and adaptable teams to reap the benefits of open innovation, says Phyllis Ong of Armstong Industrial Corporation Limited.

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To Innovate, Why Not Collaborate

Collaboration is one of the flagship strategies of open innovation for business growth.

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