Science and Technology in Asia

Science and technology in Asia is varied depending on the country and time. In the past, the Asian civilizations most notable for their contributions to science and technology were India, China and the West Asian civilizations. At present, probably the most notable country in Asia in terms of its technological and scientific achievement is Japan, which is particularly known for its electronics and automobile products and has numerous electronics and automobile companies. In recent years, China and India have also once again become major contributors to science and technology. Other countries are also notable in other scientific fields such as chemical and physics achievements.

For the science and technology of various Asian countries and civilizations, see:

  • Science and technology in China
    • Technology of the Song Dynasty
    • Science and technology in the People's Republic of China
  • Science and technology in India
    • Science and technology in the Republic of India
  • Science and technology in the Islamic world
    • Science in medieval Islam
    • Muslim Agricultural Revolution
    • Inventions of the Islamic Golden Age
    • Science and Technology in the Ottoman Empire
    • Science and technology in Turkey
    • Science and technology in Iran
  • Science and technology in Israel
  • Science and technology in Japan
  • Science and technology in Korea
  • Science and technology in the Philippines

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