Tan Eng King – Asian Scientist Magazine

Saleh Al-Shair asks if science should be taught in native languages or in the global language of scientific research.

Studies suggest that the window of opportunity for language learning and sensitivity is very small.

Lactoferrin, an iron-carrying protein involved in the immune response, is being tested for its ability to prevent iron deficiency during pregnancy.

With its high nutrient content, urine could replace our dwindling supply of mineral fertilizer, researchers say.

Unlike cognitive abilities, the part of the brain associated with spatial skills appears to be preserved during the aging process.

By tweaking pH, scientists have managed to cause graphene to spontaneously form liquid crystal droplets.

Baxter's biologic facility in Singapore has been approved by the European Medicines Agency to supply products for hemophiliacs.

Study reveals immune cells that are critical to combating the malaria parasite in early stages of infection.

Only 22 scientists from South-East Asia were named among the 3,000 Most Influential Scientific Minds, almost two-thirds hailing from Singapore.