Scientists have identified a potential new ancient human species, named Homo juluensis, after analyzing remains found in Southeast Asia. This discovery could reshape our understanding of human evolution and migration. Further research is underway to explore its implications.
A recent initiative aims to reshape open science in Asia, Africa, and Latin America, fostering equitable access to research and collaboration. By addressing systemic barriers, the effort seeks to enhance global scientific contributions and empower local researchers.
A recent study published on ScienceDirect reveals intriguing tropical ocean teleconnections significantly influencing the gross primary productivity in monsoon-Asia. This research sheds light on climate interactions, shaping our understanding of regional ecosystems.
Ilonggo students showcased their exceptional talent at the Southeast Asia Science Tilt, bringing home accolades and recognition. Their innovative projects impressed judges, highlighting the region’s commitment to academic excellence and scientific inquiry.
Rice has undergone a fascinating transformation from wild grass to staple crop in East Asia, shaping cultures and cuisines. Recent studies highlight the genetic and environmental factors that facilitated this evolution, offering insights into agricultural practices.
“Planet Earth: Asia” merges breathtaking visuals with scientific insight, showcasing the continent’s diverse ecosystems. This documentary by Telly Visions illustrates the intricate balance between nature and culture, urging viewers to appreciate and protect our planet.
CSCI scientists from the City University of Hong Kong have clinched five prestigious awards at the Asia Exhibition of Innovations & Inventions. Their groundbreaking research and innovative projects highlight the university’s commitment to advancing scientific discovery.
Scientists have unveiled a new human species, dubbed the “big head,” discovered in Asia. This remarkable finding sheds light on human evolution, highlighting distinct cranial features that challenge existing theories about ancient hominins. Further research is underway.
“From Lab to Life: How Science Rewrites the World” at Asia Society explores the transformative impact of scientific innovation on everyday life. The exhibition showcases groundbreaking research and its practical applications, emphasizing science’s role in shaping a sustainable future.
In a recent report by the Center for Strategic and International Studies, experts highlight the critical need for enhanced cooperation on scientific innovation and supply chains in Northeast Asia, amid rising geopolitical risks that threaten regional stability.
Sciences Po’s South Asia Program is set to explore pressing global and local challenges through interdisciplinary research and dialogue. By fostering collaboration, the program aims to deepen understanding of socio-political dynamics shaping the region’s future.
NASA’s recent initiatives, S-MODE and ASIA-AQ, highlight the crucial role of ESPO in orchestrating complex airborne campaigns. These projects aim to enhance our understanding of atmospheric processes, driving advancements in air quality research across Asia.
A recent study published in Science reveals that accelerated mafic weathering in Southeast Asia is connected to late Neogene cooling. The findings suggest climate shifts influenced chemical processes, potentially impacting regional ecosystems and carbon cycles.
Scientists have uncovered a previously unknown human species in Asia, characterized by its remarkably large head. This groundbreaking discovery, highlighted in a recent study, could reshape our understanding of human evolution and migrations across the region.
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.