Brain’s “Brake Gate” May Hold Key To Preventing Drug Addiction Relapse
AsianScientist (Apr. 27, 2026)–Drug addiction has a high chance of relapse. Some people may start using drugs again even after decades of abstinence. The...
Bees Break Their Own Rules: Why Popular Flowers Beat Pretty Ones
AsianScientist (Apr. 23, 2026)–A flower’s colour is often its loudest advertisement. In the fierce competition for attention, brighter and more distinctive blooms are expected...
Warming Seas Push Japan’s Iconic Salmon North
AsianScientist (Apr. 21, 2026)–Japanese chum salmon, known locally as shirozake, are crucial to Japan’s fishing industry and culture, particularly in Hokkaido, and can be...
That Fresh-Cut Grass Smell? It’s a Plant’s Distress Call
AsianScientist (Apr. 13, 2026)–That fresh, sharp scent released when grass is cut is often associated with calm and nostalgia, but beneath this sensory experience...
Scientists Recreate Embryo Implantation In The Lab
AsianScientist (Oct. 28, 2025) – Every new pregnancy balances on the success of a fertilized egg to implant—latching on and burrowing into the lining...
Filipino Researchers Decode A Rare Weather Mystery
AsianScientist (Oct. 24, 2025) – On May 8, 2020, hailstones larger than golf balls rained down on Cabiao in Nueva Ecija, the largest province...
How Lung and Breast Cells Fight Cancer Differently
AsianScientist (Oct. 18, 2025) – Researchers in Bengaluru, India, have discovered why a specific mutation leads to tumorous growth in human lungs. The same...
El Niño Is Driving Insect Declines In Tropics
In pristine tropical forests, El Niño events are threatening insect diversity. Read More
How Dengue Reprograms The Immune System
Dengue infection rewires the immune system’s baseline, boosting vaccine response but potentially increasing risk. Read More