Tan Eng King – Asian Scientist Magazine

Chip-on-wafer technology could pave the way for higher-performance, slimmer and more cost-effective electronic devices.

Aim to communicate, not just publish, your research, says Ravi Murugesan.

A simple method to make metallic organic frameworks moisture-stable paves the way for future applications.

Though sometimes cheesy, acronymns help make complex terms more manageable and memorable. Sim Shuzhen takes us through some of the best examples.

Scientists have found that the drug metformin can indirectly boost existing TB therapy while avoiding drug resistance.

Scientists have engineered a cyanobacteria mutant that can produce higher amounts of glucosylglycerol.

Aimed at encouraging early-stage innovation and promoting research excellence, the 2014 WuXi PharmaTech Awards were given out on December 7.

We are living in a digital world, but there is something about film photography that appeals particularly to scientists.

Scientists and non-scientists can sometimes seem to be from different worlds, but every interaction is an opportunity for better understanding.