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Ten East Asian Scientists Recognized By Nature
Nature has identified ten outstanding scientists working in East Asia for a special feature on science in the region.
The Problematic Persistence Of Nanoplastic Pollution
A team of marine biologists has found that nanoplastics accumulate in marine organisms, potentially harming aquatic food chains as well as human health.
Professor Shih Choon Fong Awarded 2018 Harvard Centennial Medal
Professor Shih Choon Fong was conferred the Centennial Medal from Harvard University for his contributions to society through research and higher education.
Turning Food Scraps Into Electricity (VIDEO)
Scientists have invented a self-sustaining system that uses microbes to digest food waste, producing electricity, heat and fertilizers in the process.
Rare Element Makes A Good Atomic Clock
A neglected element called lutetium is ideal for making accurate atomic clocks due to its low sensitivity to changes in temperature, scientists say.
This Smart Chip Needs No Batteries
Engineers in Singapore have invented a smart microchip that can self-start and maintain operations when its battery runs out.
Asia’s Rising Scientists: Yan Ning
Rather than let the shells of crabs and lobsters go to waste, Assistant Professor Yan Ning pioneered the field of ‘shell biorefinery’ to upcycle crustacean shells.
Using Big Data To Personalize Cancer Treatment
Researchers have identified a panel of 29 extracellular matrix genes that can determine how different lung cancer patients respond to treatment.
Producing Graphene With 50 Times Less Solvent
A Singapore-based research team has developed a cost-effective technique for the mass production of high-quality graphene.
