Tan Eng King – Asian Scientist Magazine

Feline Fine Thanks To Silver Vine

Best known for making cats go crazy, plants like catnip and silver vine actually serve another important function: repelling pesky insects.

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Three Ways AI Will Supercharge Lab Diagnostics

From aggregating massive patient datasets to unlocking new insights, artificial intelligence is set to transform clinical laboratories for the better.

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#Goals: 8 Women Scientists From Asia You Should Know

In celebration of International Women’s Day 2021, Asian Scientist Magazine highlights eight women blazing the trail in science across the region.

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Asia’s Rising Scientists: Andy Tay

By pushing the boundaries of biomedical engineering, Dr. Andy Tay is boosting our body's natural defences in surprising new ways.

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Innovating For A Cybersecure Singapore

At TechInnovation 2020, members of the Singapore Cybersecurity Consortium shared their new technologies with an eager online audience comprising investors, technical experts and the public.

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The Case For Restoring Hong Kong’s Oyster Reefs

Oysters aren't just tasty; they're good for the environment too—which is why Hong Kong's conservationists are racing to restore local oyster reefs.

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Pitching For A Home Run

TechInnovation 2020 saw start-ups, polytechnics and universities presenting new technologies and ideas across crowdpitching sessions on four unique themes.

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Hatching A Plan For Innovation

The IPHatch open innovation challenge connects promising start-ups with industry players to leverage intellectual property for growth and innovation.

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Kickstarting The Search For Sustainable Solutions

Innovators with sustainable solutions will have the opportunity to be awarded up to S$1 million in supporting grants by taking part in this year’s Sustainability Open Innovation Challenge.

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