A*STAR researchers have developed a modified version of atomic force microscopy to characterize liquid-repellent surfaces for various applications.

DNA damage associated with premature aging in Hutchinson-Gilford Progeria Syndrome can be prevented if the abnormal protein progerin is removed before DNA replication.

A*STAR scientists have identified a molecular marker for tracing the origins of immune cells that reside inside tissues and organs.

A protein called SUN1 enables muscle cells to respond to mechanical forces by modifying microRNA levels, say A*STAR researchers.

A*STAR researchers have found a way to arrest distributed-denial-of-service attacks close to their source, with implications for securing the Industrial Internet of Things.

A*STAR scientists have identified a microRNA that can potentially be targeted for the treatment of triple-negative breast cancer.

A*STAR researchers have found a metric by which to measure the environmental impacts of NEWater and tap water production in Singapore.

By mixing a substance normally found in wood with a biodegradable plastic, A*STAR scientists have developed a nanofiber that promotes cartilage repair.

A*STAR scientists have developed a generative adversarial network that can accurately classify clothing images and realistically manipulate specific image attributes.

An improved design for nickel hydroxide catalysts could reduce costs and improve the efficiency of hydrogen fuel and oxygen generation.