Lu Ke – Asian Scientist Magazine

AWARDS

Three new innovations in wearable health-tech will increase accessibility to advanced health assessment for the elderly.

Compared to adults, children with COVID-19 have a lower T cell response, possibly leading to mild or asymptomatic infections.

With a new classification scheme for angiosarcomas, health experts can develop and select more effective treatments for cancer patients.

Contrary to typically long evolutionary timeframes, Sulawesi babblers have diversified surprisingly quickly on Indonesia's islands.

IPI’s premier technology matching event, TechInnovation, returns for its 10^th edition from September 28 to 30, 2021.

As forest clearance shifted to elevated areas in Southeast Asia, stockpiles of carbon have been lost at an accelerated pace in recent years.

Whether flying or feasting, fruit flies are a highly motivated bunch, thanks to a protein responsible for calcium spikes in brain cells.

An international team has developed a speedy new method to analyze thousands of noncoding variants and their links to diseases like diabetes.

The eyes spell doom for brush brown butterflies, as bearing more eyespots on their forewings led to more intense predatory attacks.