UNESCO’s Intergovernmental Hydrological Programme in Asia advances sustainable water management through regional collaboration, research, and capacity building, addressing critical water challenges across diverse Asian landscapes.
Protecting wetlands in Southeast Asia could significantly cut the region’s carbon emissions, NASA scientists report. Conserving these vital ecosystems helps store carbon and combat climate change effectively.
Rising tensions in U.S.-China relations threaten global scientific collaboration, risking innovation setbacks. Asia Society highlights how geopolitical conflicts could hinder breakthroughs vital to the future of science worldwide.
New research reveals dramatic rises in fluvial sediment fluxes across High Mountain Asia, driven by warming and increased rainfall. These changes pose significant risks to downstream ecosystems and communities.
Scientists warn that deadly heat waves are poised to intensify across South Asia’s crowded agricultural heartlands, scorching millions and threatening their health, food supplies and livelihoods
Malaysia is advancing its nuclear science capabilities to drive secure innovation, leveraging intelligent technologies to enhance research and development. This strategic move aims to bolster national security and economic growth.
Nature’s latest publication unveils a comprehensive dataset mapping thousands of water bodies across High-Mountain Asia – revealing vital, new insights into regional hydrology and the accelerating impacts of climate change
Researchers have identified Homo juluensis, a possible new ancient human species, based on fossils found in China. The discovery could reshape our understanding of human evolution, experts say.
Denisovans, an ancient human species discovered in Siberia’s Denisova Cave, lived alongside Neanderthals and modern humans. DNA evidence reveals their vital role in human evolution and interbreeding.
VnExpress International highlights the 13 best universities for computer science in Asia, showcasing top institutions driving innovation and research in the region’s tech landscape. These schools lead in education and …
China’s rapid investment in science is driving a surge in Asia-Pacific research output, boosting innovation and collaboration across the region, according to a recent Nature.com analysis.
New research unravels the active deformation of Asia, linking surface movements to deep Earth dynamics. This breakthrough offers fresh insights into the continent’s complex tectonic behavior.
Universities worldwide are experiencing a rush of applicants from Southeast Asia-students drawn by expanding scholarship opportunities and increasingly diverse study pathways. The surge signals the region’s growing influence on the …
“Planet Earth: Asia” masterfully blends stunning visuals with scientific insight, offering viewers a breathtaking journey through the continent’s diverse landscapes and wildlife. Telly Visions hails it as both a work …
Quiz: Think you can name the country that not only places universities among Asia’s top 13 for computer science but also charges the lowest tuition for international students? Uncover this …
South-east Asia faces an urgent call to action on insect conservation beyond popular pollinators like bees and butterflies. Experts warn that preserving diverse insect populations is vital for ecosystem health …
Students and teachers across Asia and the Pacific shared innovative ideas harnessing nuclear science for sustainable development at an IAEA event, highlighting new paths in health, agriculture, and environmental protection.
Asia is leading a green materials revolution, powered by proactive government policies, vibrant innovation hubs, and rising demand for sustainable products. That momentum is remaking global industries, steering supply chains …
Asia’s first think tank of world-leading science experts has launched, poised to spark bold innovation and deepen collaboration across the continent. The initiative will bring top minds together to confront …
A NTU-led study published in Science reveals that the longest early human migration originated from Asia, reshaping our understanding of ancient human movement and evolution.