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Glacial cooling reduces tropical Pacific upper ocean zonal gradients
A research team led by National Taiwan University used geochemical indicators from deep-sea sediments to reconstruct the upper…
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Neurons that fire together, wire together” describes the neural plasticity seen in human brains, but neurons grown in…
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ICIMOD observes partnership with Myanmar
Kathmandu— Greatly appreciating the Government of Myanmar’s partnership with the International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD), Minister U Win Tun of Ministry of Environmental Conservation and Forestry (MoECAF) said time has never been more opportune to intensify the collaboration further. Minister U Win Tun, who was the guest of honor at the Myanmar-ICIMOD Day […]
NEPAL BAGS SECOND PRIZE IN NASA AMES SPACE SETTLEMENT CONTEST
Amrita Tuladhar “Bring stone—Bring brick.” We all have heard the tale of Akbar and Birbal where Birbal decides to build a palace in sky for Akbar. Because it was Birbal…
PolyU hosts 8th International Symposium of Intimate Apparel
Organized by the Institute of Textiles and Clothing (ITC) of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU), the Eighth International Symposium of Intimate Apparel was held at PolyU on 17 March…
HKU Chemists develops novel fluorescent probe for monitoring cell activities to achieve breakthrough in future drug discovery
Published in PNAS, the first of its kind probe can rapidly trace tens of thousands of tagged proteins inside cells. With a response time within two minutes and at a…