A*STAR researchers demonstrate a fully solid-state battery from a dynamic polymer electrolyte, unlocking new possibilities for lithium-ion batteries.

Unlike conventionally destructive RNA extraction techniques, a new gentler RNA sampling platform enables profiling of the same cell samples repeatedly over time.

Even cutting-edge large language models can fall prey to persistent misleading arguments from users, a new evaluation framework reveals.

A nanoscale investigation reveals how ‘whiskery’ metal deposits in magnesium batteries disrupt their performance, offering new design principles for more stable battery systems.

Researchers pinpoint a specific marker for gastric cancer stem cells and show that eliminating this subpopulation may be a viable approach to more effectively treat stomach cancers.

Inspired by computer vision hardware, researchers adapt a two-in-one crossbar-based chip design to boost the energy efficiency of AI systems.

In lung cancer, tumour-initiating cells harness ketones as an alternative energy source during nutrient stress, but this flexibility also leads to a therapeutic vulnerability.

A new blueprint for customising metal-free molecular catalysts offers more sustainable options for producing industrially valuable chemicals.

By leveraging commonly available materials like rattan and bamboo, researchers develop an accessible solution for turning seawater fresh in resource-limited areas.

Shattering a protein “shield” linked to drug resistance could offer clinicians a new weapon against advanced lung cancers.