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The right blend of polymers enables rapid and molecule-selective filtering of tiny particles from water.

Using low-cost technology to manufacture high-performance conductive textiles for wearable electronics.

High efficiency energy storage devices created by printing with Manganese Dioxide (MnO2) Ink.

Researchers from Hong Kong and China jointly developed a microsatellite platform and a deployment system that was successfully applied to "Kaituo-1B", an achievement to bring low-cost aerospace technology to a wider range of civil uses.

Damage to Steel Wires Inside External Cables Now Visible through Non-Contact/Non-Destructive Methods.

Researchers in Japan have created a new technique for visualizing the dynamics of nitrate (NO3-) and nitrite (NO2−), both markers of nitric oxide in a cell.

Researchers in Malaysia are using blowflies to sample mammal DNA and develop a mammal monitoring tool.

Shanghai, China, 8 Dec, 2015 – International and private schools across the world are quickly moving away from rote learning towards a more learner-centered, interactive and collaborative approach in order to improve learner engagement and learning outcomes.

PARIS, FRANCE – Economic losses from the impacts of climate change in Southeast Asia could be 60% higher than previously estimated, reducing the region’s gross domestic product (GDP) by up to 11% by 2100, according to a new Asian Development Bank (ADB) study.

Researchers from Hong Kong have developed a novel intelligent transportation system, utilizing integrated algorithm for real-time journey time estimation.

An international research team has found a surprising three-dimensional arrangement of electrons in the Y-based high-temperature superconductor.

This year is particularly special as it marks the 10th year that Frost & Sullivan is hosting the excellence awards in Australia recognising and celebrating exemplary practices and best-in-class companies in the country.

‘Non- evolvable’ essential cells can be targeted to predict and lower possibility of drug resistance

The Index was launched on 1 December following the announcement of the index results in a ceremony held at Hotel ICON in Hong Kong.

Robotic therapy works better if stroke patients’ brains are stimulated by electricity.

Nanoscale ribbons of a new phase of gold have been produced with a different crystalline structure.

Tiny particles with varied shapes scatter light in useful and unusual ways.

Researchers in Malaysia have successfully developed a device called Plant Mobiliser-Flora which can shorten the time for the transfer of seedlings for 400 polybags time from eight hours to 10 minutes per session by just a single person.

On 12 October 2015, results of the Eduniversal annual ranking for the best 1000 business schools in 154 countries were announced and Faculty of Business & Accountancy (FBA), University of Malaya has again made its mark as the only business school in Malaysia being awarded 4 Palmes of Excellence.

~Technology will be ubiquitous in every aspect of business and everyday living~

Korea’s largest scale personal genome project which aims to sequence 10,000 people and patients was launched in Ulsan Metropolitan City on November 25th, 2015.

The National University of Malaysia's hospital has installed a total laboratory automation system, apparently the first in Malaysia, for more time-efficient sample diagnose.

Scientists from Nanyang Technological University (NTU Singapore) have developed a smart chip which can tell you how healthy is your battery and if it is safe for use.

Singapore continues its good showing in the field of integrated circuits (IC) research and will present two papers, from the Institute of Microelectronics (IME) A*STAR and Nanyang Technological University (NTU), at ISSCC 2016.

Insights on Industrial Sector Convergence, The Development of Smart Manufacturing and Mining Operations will be presented at the 2015 GIL Australia Congress to be held at the Hilton Hotel Sydney, Australia on 3rd December 2015

Researchers in Korea have developed a technique that can easily analyze the optical activity of charged compounds by using nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy.

Universiti Malaysia Sarawak organises its fifth indigenous knowledge fair with a keynote speech “Community-based co-design of Indigenous Knowledge Technologies: Challenges and Opportunities” delivered by a professor from Namibia and presentations by researchers in Malaysia and UK.

Scientists from Tohoku University in Japan have developed a method to produce sweeter, well-growing tomatoes.

Investigating how droplets move around on a surface shows us why it is important to set boundary conditions.

Graphene and metal nitrides improve the performance and stability of energy storage devices