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Ehime University
28 Mar 2025
We created novel artificial cells by encapsulating a riboswitch-gene fusion with wheat germ extract in liposomes. These non-living cells promoted the expression of a glowing protein encoded in the gene in response to an external target at room temperature.
YOKOHAMA National University
27 Mar 2025
YNU researchers analyzed how vascular plant species richness, asynchrony, bryophyte cover, and other factors influence the temporal stability of plant communities.
Osaka Metropolitan University
27 Mar 2025
Suppression of the CcMCA1 gene has potential in halting invasive plant species
Duke-NUS Medical School
27 Mar 2025
Using cutting-edge spatial and genetic tools, Singapore scientists have uncovered two gastric cancer tumour subgroups, characterising their unique cellular states, immune responses and interactions with their surroundings.
The University of Osaka
27 Mar 2025
A researcher from The University of Osaka shows that human tissue can be used to process data and perform computational tasks
National Taiwan University
27 Mar 2025
Researchers from the Institute of Polymer Science and Engineering, National Taiwan University, have developed a smart gel that responds to multiple stimuli for precise drug release.
Hiroshima University
26 Mar 2025
The current capabilities of large language models already qualify them to advise students on medical ethics
Osaka Metropolitan University
26 Mar 2025
Examining the effects of the ONIKURU multifunctional facility on daily walking time
Tohoku University
26 Mar 2025
Quantum computers can solve calculations that would take traditional computers thousands of years in mere minutes. What if that analytical power is turned inwards?
Tohoku University
26 Mar 2025
A novel method to improve the photoluminescent efficiency of metal clusters has been developed – which could potentially be used in applications such as bioimaging or display technologies.
YOKOHAMA National University
26 Mar 2025
YNU research team discovered a novel global cooperative phenomenon in cervical cancer cells, suggesting they are metabolically connected.
The University of Osaka
25 Mar 2025
Researchers from The University of Osaka report a new class of transition metal complexes with direct nickel-boron bonds without additional support.
Tohoku University
25 Mar 2025
Researchers investigated different compositions of tin sulfides to find the ideal material for devices that harness solar energy.
Duke-NUS Medical School
25 Mar 2025
Hosted by Duke-NUS, the International Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics & Medicine (STEMM) Symposium draws over 350 attendees from healthcare, academia and public sectors.
Symposium sparks cross-sector dialogue in leadership, mentorship and shaping a more equitable STEMM ecosystem in Singapore.
Keynote by Professor Tan Chorh Chuan spotlights inclusive strategies and structural support to retain and grow women in science and medicine.
Osaka Metropolitan University
25 Mar 2025
The Super-Kamiokande and Tokai-to-Kamioka (T2K) Collaborations have produced a first joint analysis of their data
National Taiwan University
25 Mar 2025
A study shows apixaban lowers clot recurrence in dialysis patients post-thrombectomy, with minor bleeding risks.
Impart
24 Mar 2025
In 1864, Prussian photographer John Edward Sache arrived in Calcutta and set up a studio in partnership with WF Westfield. From albumen prints of cityscapes to controversial photographs of Indians, Sache’s career embodied British imperial attitudes to colonised landscapes and peoples.
Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology (DGIST)
24 Mar 2025
- A joint research team from DGIST, Kyungpook National University Chilgok Hospital, and Dongguk University has revealed the identity of cervical stem cells for the first time in the world
- The research presents new possibilities for cervical cancer prevention and treatment using lactic acid bacteria and lactic acid, published in Nature Communications
Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology (DGIST)
24 Mar 2025
- Fostering field-ready professionals to lead future high-tech industries such as semiconductors, AI, and robotics
- Expected to strengthen local industrial competitiveness by invigorating research based on industry–academia collaboration
Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology (DGIST)
24 Mar 2025
- Implemented powerful solar cells without lead and cadmium! Improved power conversion efficiency by 8.26%.
- Increased solar cell efficiency by greatly increasing charge carrier diffusion length! Birth of an eco-friendly innovative technology.
Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology (DGIST)
24 Mar 2025
- Empirical analysis of how digital transformation is changing the open innovation structure of the automotive industry
- A comparison of Korea, Japan, and Germany revealed differences in collaboration across the three countries
Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology (DGIST)
24 Mar 2025
Professor Moon received the Minister of Science, ICT and Future Planning Award for his activities as a Korean member of the Council of Scientists for the Human Frontier Science Program (HFSP), an international organization supporting frontier research in the sciences, and for his contributions to fostering international collaboration
The University of Osaka
24 Mar 2025
All-in-one OS developed in Japan is fully customizable from set-up through operation and is available via GitHub
Tohoku University
24 Mar 2025
Researchers at Tohoku University examined the change in brain energy dynamics from induced seizures - which could potentially help us better understand individuals with epilepsy.
National Taiwan University
24 Mar 2025
Researchers at National Taiwan University discovered how light stabilizes a key stress-response protein, offering insights into improving crop resilience to harsh environments.
Hiroshima University
21 Mar 2025
A virtual reality experiment suggests that fear, pain, and expectations shaped by prior experiences can disrupt the mind’s grip on the body.
Duke-NUS Medical School
21 Mar 2025
By studying cells, tissues and whole organisms using metabolomics – the large-scale study of small molecules known as metabolites – scientists can gain a deeper understanding of how diseases develop and find ways to stop them before they start.
Osaka Metropolitan University
21 Mar 2025
Considerable positive results found in mice with skin condition induced by external factors
Hokkaido University
21 Mar 2025
Despite decades of warnings about overfishing, Southeast Asia’s capture fisheries have proven remarkably robust.
Osaka Metropolitan University
21 Mar 2025
Constructed strain achieves record-high yield from methanol, advancing eco-friendly biomanufacturing