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Monash Grants Honorary Degrees In China

Monash University has conferred honorary degrees on five distinguished scientists, researchers, business leaders and educators.

In the Lab

Bees’ Perfect Landing Inspires Robot Aircraft

Scientists have discovered how the honeybee can land anywhere with precision – and the knowledge may help build incredible robot aircraft.

Academia

6 Fierce Careers A Science Degree Could Get You

Asian Scientist Magazine introduces you to six sizzling careers in science.

Features

Studying The Science Of Happiness

Associate Professor Christie Scollon at the SMU School of Social Sciences has been studying cultural differences in subjective wellbeing for more than a decade.

Features

Real-Time Mobile Analytics: Making Sense Of The Urban World

When turned into a sensing platform, smartphones can generate powerful insights into consumer activities in the physical world, says SMU Associate Professor Archan Misra.

Features

8 Unique Species Discovered In Asia

Asian Scientist Magazine scopes out the most unique and rarely seen wild species discovered in Asia.

In the Lab

Next-Generation Solar Panels Will Be Cheaper, More Efficient

Solar panels will not only be more efficient but also a lot cheaper, thanks to a breakthrough by scientists in Singapore.

In the Lab

First Ever Global Index To Measure Wellbeing Of Older People

HelpAge International and University of Southampton professor Asghar Zaidi have developed an index to measure the wellbeing of older people.

In the Lab

Schizophrenia Linked To Brain Abnormality

Scientists studying mouse models of schizophrenia have uncovered a faulty brain mechanism that may cause the psychiatric disorder in humans.

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