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Asia Research News: Bring your discovery to light

Asia Research News has been a valued partner for us at Duke-NUS' communications department, proving time and again that they can deliver high quality writing with the utmost professionalism and rapid turnaround.
Duke-NUS communications department
“We have gone through the very informative magazine and have found the projects very interesting.”
First Secretary, Embassy of India, Norway
Asia Research News was a valuable resource for my story on gender equality in China's science industry - part of the South China Morning Post's International Women's Day 2022 series. Thank you ARN, and your extensive network of researchers, with special thanks to those who kindly helped with my exploration of why there are so few women in China’s top science institutes, and recent measures meant to bridge the gender gap.
Holly Chik - Reporter, China Desk, South China Morning Post
I think the article is well written by these folks, considering the otherwise 'dry' nature of the research.
Prof. Indraneil Das Universiti Malaysia Sarawak
“While assisting my nieces on Asian pioneers in science, I came upon your Giants in History. Thank you, love the site, really helps to inspire young people to enter the science fields”
Dal Basi
It's a good sign that when I'm super busy, your newsletter still encourages me to click on a story and I find myself engrossed in that, rather than doing the work I should be doing ;-)
Associate Professor Djuke Veldhuis, Monash University

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