Oh Hee – Asian Scientist Magazine

Images Of Transparent Mice

The ability to see through the normally colored tissue of mice gives scientists unprecedented insight into the inner workings of the body.

Features

Organizing Medical Meetings In Asia

The inaugural Healthcare Meetings Forum Asia 2014 brought together organizers, regulators and sponsors to discuss how to run successful medical conferences in the region. Rebecca Tan reports from Suntec Singapore Convention and Exhibition Center.

Our Readers Across Asia

Here are the winners of our October 2014 print magazine #scientistselfie contest. Check out their cool projects!

Academia

A*STAR & JST Renew Research Collaboration

Building on success of their previous collaboration, the two national science agencies will renew their research partnership for another three years.

Health

Dairy In Asian Diets Could Reduce Stroke

Taiwanese who took three to seven servings of dairy products a week were no fatter than those who did not and experienced benefits such as a lower risk of stroke.

In the Lab

A Microbial Census Of A Sake Brewery

An understanding of the microbial communities involved at each stage of sake production could lead to safer and more consistent brewing methods.

Features

Who’s Watching The Auditors?

Associate Professor Lim Chee Yeow of the SMU School of Accountancy is studying whether the provision of non-audit services affects the independence of auditors and the quality of their audit work.

Health

Cambodia In First Measles-Rubella Drive

Cambodia has stepped up as the first Asian country to introduce a measles-rubella vaccination campaign.

Academia

Agilent, Seoul National University To Collaborate On Biomarker Research

Agilent and Seoul National University Hospital are set to collaborate on the development of biomarkers and drugs.

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