Researchers give insights into cell’s repair system
IN LIVING organisms, the membrane that encloses the cells is incredibly delicate and flexible. Many biological activities depend on how it repairs and protects itself from harm, yet this process…
On the first Korean Nobel literature laureate and literary work in Southeast Asian languages
By Myint Zaw South Korea and Myanmar personages’ achievements: a brief juxtaposition For the very first time in its 100-year-plus history, the Nobel Prize in Literature has been awarded to…
Learning Mathematics Oriented to Gagne’s Model
WE all have a thing that we can’t help doing almost every day. This is nothing but mathematics. We would like to listen to music; this is just mathematics because…
Protect MSMEs to ensure long-term commercial viability
Selective intervention and adaptive service provision must support the operation of micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) to address market challenges and work process difficulties under the guidance of the…
Reclaiming Tradition After the New Normal
By Min Zan The term “New Normal” refers to the changes in lifestyle and society caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. These changes affected daily routines, work habits, and social interactions…
Reduce disaster risks for people, including children
Disasters often leave devastating consequences, placing a significant burden on governments tasked with mitigating the risks and impacts on people. Governments and citizens must work together to recover from disasters…
Myanmar’s Htamathi Wildlife Sanctuary compared to Amazon rainforest
By NyaungU Phee Myanmar is rich in natural forests, lakes, ponds, rivers, streams, waterfalls, springs, mountains, and seas. There are over 60 natural protected lands, wildlife sanctuaries, national parks, and…
Connecting on the Universal Dance of Words
Knowing idioms is useful in everyday conversation to sound more fluent and natural, as they can convey complex ideas briefly and add a layer of cultural richness to your language,…
The Burma Circle of the Geological Survey of India and their Contributions to the Geology of Myanmar
By THAN HTUN (GEOSCIENCE MYANMAR) HARBANS LAL CHHIBBER Professor LD Stamp founded and headed the Geology and Geography Department at the University of Yangon in 1923, inviting HL Chhibber in…
Mapping Myanmar’s Future with Census Activity
By Yin Nwe Ko I had already heard about the upcoming census a few months ago, so it wasn’t surprising. However, my son and daughter found it quite unusual. They…