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Cooperative Societies Are Consistently Fit
Scientists from Taiwan and the US have found that cooperation leads to consistently high breeding success in beetles.
How Cells Read Ubiquitination
Research by Taiwanese scientists reveals the role of K33 ubiquitination in protein trafficking.
Demystifying Rule-Defying DNA Polymerases
A team of scientists in Taiwan has uncovered how a viral DNA polymerase breaks the golden Watson-Crick rule.
Wang Yu Named Vice President Of Academia Sinica
Academician Wang Yu has been appointed Vice President (Division of Mathematics and Physical Sciences) of Academia Sinica.
Origin Of Twin-Tailed Goldfish Revealed
Scientists have traced the genetic origins of the split tail seen in the twin-tailed goldfish to a mutation that emerged 400 years ago.
Wong Chi-huey Wins Wolf Prize In Chemistry
Professor Wong Chi-Huey, president of Academia Sinica in Taiwan, has won the 2014 Wolf Prize in Chemistry.
3 CAS Scientists Win 2013 TWAS Prizes
Three CAS scientists were honored by TWAS for their research in agricultural science, biology and social science.
Diamonds Are For Tracking Stem Cells
Scientists have used fluorescent nanodiamonds to tag and track single stem cells within mouse lung tissue.
Scientists Find Protein Linked To EGFR-Signaling In Cancer
Researchers have discovered and mapped the signaling network between two previously unconnected proteins involved in cancer cell growth.
