SCI-TECH: Rats trained to drive tiny cars find it relaxing, scientists report
Scientists have reported successfuly training rodents to drive tiny cars in exchange for tasty bits of Froot Loops cereal, and
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A.I.: BANGKOK- Young Filipino data scientists share solutions to job automation, displacement in ASEAN
Krystel Iris De Castro and Nicole Dolfo (Team Sustainablue) from Ateneo de Manila University . . Bangkok—The ASEAN Foundation together
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I.T.: BANGKOK- Fans queue as new iPhone
Eager fans wait for their turn to receive or buy new iPhone smartphones at the Apple Store as the new
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WASHINGTON, USA- US makes history with first all-female spacewalk
Christina Koch (left) is leading Jessica Meir, who is making her first ever spacewalk. . . WASHINGTON: US astronauts Christina
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SCIENCE: Singapore researchers create world’s largest Asian genetic databank
(From left) Professor Liu Jianjun, deputy executive director and senior group leader (human genetics) at the Genome Institute of Singapore
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South Korea’s LINE Launches Anti-Hoax Campaign to Combat Fake News
South Korean social media giant LINE Plus Corporation has partnered with the Associated Press to combat fake news online. (Photo
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WASTE WATER: HÀ NỘI, Việt Nam- Nearly 90% of city sewage ends up in rivers
Untreated wastewater and garbage discharged by households and businesses directly into streams and rivers in the southern city of Cà
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TOKYO, Japan- Rescue efforts underway as Typhoon Hagibis kills four in Japan
Damaged houses caused by weather patterns from Typhoon Hagibis are seen in Ichihara, Chiba prefecture on October 12, 2019. (Photo
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IRRIGATION WATER: VIENTIANE, Laos- Lao, Korean experts approve Vientiane irrigation reservoir ahead of handover
. Technical officials from Laos’ Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry and the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs of
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DRINKING WATER: VIENTIANE, Laos- Japan pouring US$17.8 million into Luang Prabang water supply upgrade
The Japanese government is funding a grant aid project worth US$17.8 million to improve the water supply system in Luang
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