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A design team in South Korea has revealed a new self-charging electric bike design concept “Hybrid Module Mobility”.

A new, advanced waterless energy-producing toilet system ‘BeeVi Toilet' developed by researchers in South Korea.

South Korea's Ulsan Nationl Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) has presented novel catalyst to accelerate the commercialization of metal-air batteries.

South Korea's Ulsan Nationl Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) has recently introduced a highly stable perovskite solar cells (PSCs).

A physiological approach to restore the gut’s ecosystem in various diseases by using antimicrobial peptides has been developed by Hokkaido University scientists.

A simple, low cost technique that uses common materials could lead to significantly cheaper solar cells.

Malaysia is developing its first national human rights action plan (NHRAP) based on 5 pillars: Civil and Political Rights; Economic, Social and Cultural Rights; Rights of Vulnerable Groups; Rights of the Indigenous; and International Obligations. The collaboration between various stakeholders is crucial for the implementation of the NHRAP.

Researchers have gained new insight into the electronic processes that guide the transformation of liquids into a solid crystalline or glassy state.

It will be vital to support and sustain a global culture of responsibility and integrity in research and innovation and to engage in an open dialogue with stakeholders.

Researchers to Explore Swampy Wetland in the First Search for Lost Species Expedition.

Professor Kazuya Yoshida and HAKUTO members prepare for the final push to land a rover on the moon in the Google Lunar XPRIZE challenge.

The School of Chinese Medicine (SCM) of Hong Kong Baptist University (HKBU) conducted a clinical observation of scalp acupuncture treatment for 68 children with autism. The findings indicated that 66 patients have shown improvements after treatment, resulting in an overall efficacy rate of 97%.

The side-by-side deposition of atomically flat semiconductor sheets enhances solar cell conversion efficiency.

Microbes are dispersed widely over the oceans with islands acting as stepping-stones to help transport of land-based organisms.

Wind turbines suspended high in the sky have potential as an alternative power source for Saudi Arabia.

Dwarf galaxies and star-containing halos in a large spiral galaxy 25 million light-years away from Earth have been identified using a Japanese telescope in Hawaii.

Opportunity to gain deeper insight into potential interaction between implants and body tissues through high-output benchtop screening.

A statistical technique for modeling large datasets improves interpretation of climate and environmental data.

Symbiotic giant bacteria enable Red Sea surgeonfish to specialize their diets.

A perovskite crystal’s powerful light-emitting capabilities could be due to missing atoms in its structure.

A vibration-driven logic gate could form the basis for the next generation of efficient, low-power computers.

A new data structure developed at A*STAR allows rapid tracking and policing of data flowing in and out of a network.

The optimum drill geometry for creating deep, narrow holes is determined using a computational model.

Chemically stabilizing atomically flat materials improves their potential for commercial application.

An international research team has used the Hyper Suprime-Cam on the Subaru Telescope in Hawaii to find a Type Ia supernova not long after its explosion. They are the first to find solid evidence about what triggered the star to explode, which will contribute to a further understanding of supernova history and behavior.

Satellite imagery shows how currents shape the Red Sea ecosystem.

The molten surface of a sodium-based material could assist the direct conversion of methane to useful building blocks.

Researchers at the University of Malaya, Malaysia, investigated the perceptions of Antarctic values among Malaysian working adults, contributing to the overall strategies and policies as well as regional-based future planning especially in education and public awareness.

A super-computer simulation by an international team of researchers has shown the formation of a rapidly growing star from supersonic gas streams in the early universe left over from the Big Bang. The star ends its life with catastrophic collapse to leave a black hole with a mass of 34,000 times that of the Sun.

Ice analogs mimicking interstellar ice behave like liquids at temperatures between –210°C and –120°C according to Hokkaido University researchers. This liquid-like ice may enhance the formation of organic compounds including prebiotic molecules and the accretion of dust to form planets.