Tan Eng King – Asian Scientist Magazine

A paint that strongly repels water and yet remains mechanically strong could be used to create the next generation of self-cleaning surfaces.

The popularity of conservation topics on social media is largely determined by news sites, study shows.

An understanding of how insects such as mosquitoes walk on water could lead to better aquatic robots.

A high throughput screen has identified peptides in spider venom that could potentially be used to treat pain.

A direct visualization of quantum tunneling of a cyclic tetramer of water has provided evidence for many-body tunneling.

Despite the harsh X-rays and UV photons, organic molecules have been found surrounding the supermassive black hole in the spiral galaxy M77.

Consensus is unlikely in the nuclear debate but openness can evolve better policies and implementation, says Nalaka Gunawardene.

Scientists face polarized opinions both inside and out of lab. How do we go about picking sides?

Some see white, some see blue. We see a golden opportunity for science communication!