Fine-tuning chemistry🎻, immune ageing peaks, endangered toad🐸 Plus: 2028 Magazine Early Bird

Fine-tuning cobalt, Immune ageing waves, Plastics under pressure, Two of a kind, and Self-cooling film. Read it all in this month's Editor's Choice.

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Fine-tuning chemistry🎻, immune ageing peaks, endangered toad🐸 Plus: 2028 Magazine Early Bird

Asia Research News is the largest science press release platform for Asia. Here's a selection that caught our attention.

Scientists have found a way to control cobalt, an abundant and economical metal, for chemical transformations essential to manufacturing, providing an alternative to scarce precious metals.

Notable finding

Immune ageing waves

Duke-NUS Medical School

A new study reveals how immune cells don't age at a steady pace but in waves, with two peak points and sex-specific changes that may explain differences in age-related and autoimmune diseases.

40 and 60

Plastics under pressure

Osaka Metropolitan University

Using pressure to change the environment of chemical reactions, researchers increased the range of plastics that could be created — such as more degradable ones.

Laplace

Two of a kind

Lingnan University

The Short-legged Horned Toad is an endangered species in Hong Kong. A study has found that the population on one of the islands has clear genetic divergence from other local populations.

Mating calls

Self-cooling film

Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology

A new material retains airborne moisture and evaporates it when heated, providing a potential environmentally friendly solution to cooling challenges in AI data centres and electric vehicle batteries.

Nanocellulose

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