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Positioning Biotech Start-ups For Success
From sourcing for investments to commercializing products, a panel of experts shared their advice for biotech start-ups at A*STAR’s Drug Development Week.
Watching A Baby Star Grow Up
Scientists in Japan observed that massive baby stars grow in the same way as their smaller counterparts.
Third Edition Of The Asian Scientist Writing Prize Launched
The Asian Scientist Writing Prize is back for a third run with a new theme focused on STEM and Sustainability in Asia.
Starve & Squeeze To Keep Egg Cell Supply Fresh
Researchers in Japan have shown that reduced oxygen and mechanical compression play roles in achieving and maintaining a dormant state in mouse egg cells.
Where Will Evolution Take Us In The Fourth Industrial Revolution?
Evolution has helped us understand where we came from, but can it also give us a hint about where we are headed in the fourth industrial revolution?
Distinguishing Molecular ‘Evil Twins’
A membrane made of 2D layers can catch left-handed molecules while allowing the right-handed ones to be transported away, resulting in high separation efficiency.
Australia’s Engineer In Office
Australia’s Minister for Industry, Science and Technology, the Honorable Karen Andrews MP, plans to fight climate change and support women in STEM.
Asia’s Scientific Trailblazers: Kim Eunjoon
By studying the proteins involved in neural synapses, Professor Kim Eunjoon seeks to bridge knowledge gaps in the field of brain disorders, potentially paving the way for improved treatments.
Two Thai Dinosaur Species Related To T. Rex
Analyzing fossils found 30 years ago, researchers have identified two new dinosaur species from Thailand.
