In a surprising twist of botanical evolution, African tree species have begun to dominate ecosystems across Asia. Researchers from AAAS reveal how these resilient trees adapt to new environments, altering local biodiversity and raising questions about ecological balance.
Title: Mapping Open Science Infrastructure in East Asia: A UNESCO Initiative for Enhanced Interoperability As the landscape of scientific research evolves, the focus on open science practices has never been…
At the Editor’s Desk of Asia Research News, we delve into the latest innovations and insights emerging from the continent’s research institutions. Our mission is to bridge the gap between academia and society, highlighting groundbreaking studies that shape our understanding of Asia’s dynamic landscape.
The unprecedented 2023 Southeast Asia heatwave, characterized by record-breaking temperatures, has raised concerns over climate predictability and impacts on health, agriculture, and ecosystems. Studies reveal mechanisms driving this extreme event, urging urgent climate action.
At The University of Sydney, the intersection of science and technology with society is a focal point for innovation. Researchers collaborate with local communities to address pressing social issues, fostering sustainable solutions that impact lives and shape the future.
ASEAN’s Strategic Roadmap for Science and Technology outlines a collaborative framework to enhance research and innovation across member states. Focused on sustainability and digital transformation, the initiative aims to boost regional competitiveness and address shared challenges.
A recent study published on Phys.org highlights the alarming impact of “ghost roads” on tropical forests in the Asia-Pacific region. These abandoned or unused paths facilitate environmental degradation, accelerating the loss of vital ecosystems and biodiversity.
Asia is emerging as a global hub for data science education, offering innovative programs that blend technology and business acumen. From cutting-edge curricula to industry partnerships, discover the top 10 data science programs in Asia that can kickstart your career.
Recent studies on the genetic history of the Southern Arc reveal its pivotal role as a bridge between West Asia and Europe. This region’s diverse genetic legacy offers insights into ancient migrations and interactions, shaping the demographic landscape we see today.
COVID-19 significantly altered the atmospheric environment in Southeast Asia, leading to reduced air pollution levels. The lockdown measures resulted in clearer skies and decreased greenhouse gas emissions, prompting discussions on sustainable urban practices post-pandemic.
Students and teachers across Asia and the Pacific are collaborating to envision innovative applications of nuclear science and technology. Under the aegis of the International Atomic Energy Agency, these initiatives aim to drive sustainable development and address regional challenges.
A groundbreaking gene study reveals that the chicken first crossed the road in Southeast Asia. This landmark research sheds light on the domestication of chickens, highlighting their origins and evolutionary journey, with implications for agriculture and genetics.
Trailblazing women in science are paving the way for future generations, inspiring young girls to pursue STEM careers. Through mentorship and outreach, these pioneers are breaking barriers and showing that with passion and determination, anything is possible.
Recent studies reveal that Cretaceous coastal mountain building in East Asia significantly influenced regional climate patterns. The uplifts altered ocean currents and atmospheric circulation, potentially impacting monsoon systems and biodiversity during this pivotal geological era.
Recent research indicates that inner East Asia is experiencing an abrupt shift towards a hotter and drier climate, surpassing critical tipping points. This alarming transition poses significant risks to ecosystems, agriculture, and water resources in the region.
Statista reveals a cultural divide in museum attendance, highlighting Europe’s affinity for art museums while Asia shows a growing interest in science institutions. This trend reflects regional values, with art embodying heritage in Europe and innovation in Asia.
In-Cosmetics Asia is set to be a hub for the latest advancements in beauty science, offering industry professionals a platform to explore innovative ingredients and trends. Happi magazine highlights key insights and emerging technologies that shape the future of personal care.
Asia is emerging as a frontrunner in green materials, driven by innovative research, government support, and a growing demand for sustainable solutions. Countries like China and Japan are pioneering advancements in biodegradable plastics and renewable resources, setting global standards.
UNESCO’s initiative to reassess social and human sciences research in the Asia-Pacific aims to enhance regional collaboration and address pressing social challenges. By prioritizing interdisciplinary approaches, the project seeks to foster innovative solutions and promote sustainable development.
Join the Asia Pacific Science and Technology Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction (APSTCDRR) as it seeks inputs through a vital survey. Your insights will contribute to advancing strategies for resilient communities in the region. Participate now!