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Ecologist & Entomologist. Incoming DECRA & Lecturer @Sydney_Uni. Associate Editor @InsectDiversity & @AsianMyrmecol. Explorer @NatGeo. DPhil from @UniofOxford.

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Illuminating The Deep, Dark World Of Subterranean Ants

Illuminating The Deep, Dark World Of Subterranean Ants

AsianScientist (July 14, 2017) - As with most things that escape our view, most of us will seldom contemplate…

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Mark Wong, Ecologist/Invertebrate Zoologist Information, Facts, News, Photos -- National Geograph...

Mark Wong, Ecologist/Invertebrate Zoologist Information, Facts, News, Photos -- National Geograph...

Photograph courtesy Mark Wong What did you want to be when you were growing up? An entomologist and bug-catch…

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Explorer Moment of the Day: Mark Wong -- National Geographic

Explorer Moment of the Day: Mark Wong -- National Geographic

Connect with National Geographic's most inspiring and emerging scientists as they reveal their discoveries an…

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Cannibal 'T. Rex' Ants Seen Live for 1st Time Ever (and They're Shy)

Cannibal 'T. Rex' Ants Seen Live for 1st Time Ever (and They're Shy)

An ant named after the fierce, carnivorous dinosaur Tyrannosaurus rex has been observed alive for the first t…

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Extremely Rare 'T. Rex' Ant Found Alive for First Time

Extremely Rare 'T. Rex' Ant Found Alive for First Time

For the first time, an extremely rare ant has been seen alive. Tyrannomyrmex rex ( T. rex for short) had elud…

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100 Best Science Photos of the Year

100 Best Science Photos of the Year

From stunning animals like a dancing peacock spider, to ancient history, including a striking Etruscan sarcop…

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FXMedia Showcases Dual AI-Powered Training Solutions for ITE’s Security Operations Training Command Facility

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By Mark Wong
| EIN Presswire
ITE SOTC Facility, with VR Headsets, AI-powered and Mixed Reality Training Interface of the SOTC AI Video Dashboard ITE Student Learning Through the Mixed Reality Training via VR Headset FXMedia has contributed its immersive technology expertise to support the next generation of security operations training through the development of AI and MR By combining immersive technology with carefully designed scenarios, we can create experiences that encourage critical thinking, improve engagement,...
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FXMedia Expands Enterprise AI Capabilities as Singapore Increasing Demand for Practical AI Solutions

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By Mark Wong
| EIN Presswire
Mark Wong, Founder of FXMedia understands that organisations want AI solutions that are measurable, scalable and aligned with real business objectives Mario Putong, Senior XR and AI Developer, demonstrating FXMedia's AI medical simulation at NUS event, EAFONS 2026 Screenshots of FXMedia's Medical AI Simulation that demonstrate the AI assistant functionalities in action Singapore-based immersive technology company, FXMedia, advances AI across learning, training and interactive systems to...
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BlackKaji

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By Mark Wong, Yuen Wai
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About this Event A study of the unseen, unsound, unsuspecting, unsustainable, unstable. This is a series conceived by Ujikaji and The Observatory.
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Awards

Asian Scientist Writing Prize

2017 - Science writing

Sponsored by World Scientific Publishing Company and co-organized by Asian Scientist Magazine and Science Centre Singapore, the Asian Scientist Writing Prize is a biennial science writing competition that seeks to recognize outstanding science writers in the region. The inaugural competition in 2015 received submissions from writers all across Asia, including China, India, the Philippines, Japan, Indonesia and Thailand. This year, the organizers received 227 entries, extending their reach to writers in Cambodia and Vietnam. Read more from Asian Scientist Magazine at: https://www.asianscientist.com/2017/07/pr/asian-scientist-writing-prize-2017-winners/

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