Monday, November 11, 2024
Editor's Choice: Monthly highlights from Asia Research News Researchers developed a catalyst that allows for precise control over the atomic arrangement of carbon nanotubes, addressing a 30-year challenge and paving the way for innovative semiconductor devices.
Going chiral
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First found in Japan in the 1990s, a crustacean with unique panda-like coloring has been confirmed to be a new species.
| | | Researchers investigated the mechanical properties of silicon carbide, a material abundant in space as stardust, to find versions that are more durable for industrial applications. Chips to spaceships
| | | | Two-in-one
After 10 years of study, the world's first integrated screening model for both gastric and colorectal cancers has shown effectiveness in prevention and early treatment.
| | | Sorghum has been found to contain fatty acids with anti-diabetic and anti-inflammatory properties, making it a great addition to modern diets. Stay healthy
| | | | Brain-inspired electronic skin
A transparent, flexible electronic skin modeled after the brain's neural network can respond to slight pressure, enabling applications in healthcare and wearable devices.
| | | Don't miss this month's session! Dr Magdeline Pokar, the CEO and Founder of Asia Research News, will talk about our 20-year journey in the science communication business. Join now | | Check out our list of Nobel Prize winners from Asia, including the new laureates awarded this year. Learn more | | |
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