Tan Eng King – Asian Scientist Magazine

By embedding aquaporins into a membrane, researchers have developed a water filtration system that can operate at lower pressure.

By detecting submillimeter wavelength radiowaves, astronomners have identified three monstrous galaxies in a web of dark matter.

£5.5 million has been set aside for five four-year projects to study air pollution in Chinese megacities.

Three pairs of Chinese and Singaporean universities have launched new joint programs in celebration of 25 years of Sino-Singapore ties.

Researchers have developed an endoscope which allows them to simultaneously see and treat tumors in the colon.

A protein known as CNOT3 destablilzes the mRNA of cell death associated proteins, thereby determining whether cells undergo necroptosis.

About one third of acute myeloid leukemia cases have normal-looking chromosomes due to a mutation in a protein known as nucleophosmin.

Rattan, a plant found throughout Southeast Asia, could be a new source of biocompatible bone implants, researchers say.

We can't always tell if fish is fresh simply by looking at it, but spectral analyzers might be able to do the trick.