Editor's Choice: Ancient Mars, gargling benefits, molecule glasses & Asia Research News 2024!πŸŽ‰

Ancient Mars biomolecules, Gargling away bad bacteria, Molecule glasses magnify life-chemical observations, Cholesterol and cancer link, Quantum electronics leap, Plus our updated Experts for Media: Women list & Asia Research News 2024 is here. Read all in the latest Editor's Choice.
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Ancient Mars biomolecules

Organic materials discovered on Mars may have originated from atmospheric formaldehyde, according to new research, offering insights into the planet’s past capacity to sustain life.

Red planet

Gargling away bad bacteria


Gargling with an antiseptic mouthwash can reduce the so-called β€˜bad’ bacteria in the mouths of patients with type 2 diabetes, with some showing improved blood-sugar control as well. 
 

Molecule glasses magnify life-chemical observations


Scientists developed a molecular research transistor, or molecule glasses, with high sensitivity and resolution for observing interactions of tiny bioparticles like neurotransmitters.
  

Life spectacles

Cholesterol and cancer link

An enzyme that influences cholesterol production could also be affecting cancer stem cells to multiply rapidly. It opens up possible new approaches to cancer treatment and even prevention. 
 

Quantum electronics leap


Researchers developed a new technology for transmitting quantum information over perhaps tens to a hundred micrometers – using structures commonly integrated into semiconductor manufacturing and nanotechnology.   
 

Connect the dots

International Women's Day

For International Women's Day 2024, we welcomed more researchers to our "Experts for Media: Women" list and shared it with 5000 journalists worldwide.

 Celebrate women!

Asia Research News 2024


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