Helping cultured stem cells get back to nature
25 March 2014Cultured human embryonic stem cells given the ‘3iL’ treatment more closely resemble natural stem cells from the developing embryo
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Probing polarization puzzles
25 March 2014Using electron beams to encode data in nanocrystals could help to improve the capacity of computer memory devices
Focusing on the sweet spot
11 March 2014A novel targeted mass spectrometry technique uncovers an elusive sugar modification in stem cells
Enabling next-generation wireless networks
11 March 2014A modulator that converts an electrical signal into an optical signal could enable faster wireless data transmission
Ensuring solid-state drives are up to scratch
11 March 2014A data buffering scheme improves the performance of solid-state drives in large-scale, data-intensive applications
New hormone discovery unlocks secrets of the heart
11 March 2014A*STAR researchers uncover a hormone that plays a vital role in heart development, opening up possibilities for the treatment of heart disease
Self-powered wireless light detectors
11 March 2014A low-power photodetection system can harness enough energy to power an autonomous sensor and monitoring network
The elephant shark’s life without bones
11 March 2014Whole-genome sequencing of the elephant shark offers insights into bone disease and immunity in humans
Mapping a fork in the road
25 February 2014Gene expression profiling reveals the mechanisms that guide the fate of individual embryonic cells
Lone DNA link to lethal drug response
25 February 2014Doctors can now predict who will react badly to the leprosy drug dapsone, with Asian populations most at risk
Amid disorder lies clarity
25 February 2014A pioneering laser produces random mid-infrared light for improved imaging applications
The best of both worlds
25 February 2014Data storage capacity is enhanced by mixing hard and soft magnetic materials to combine their beneficial properties
Understanding aggressive behavior
25 February 2014The discovery of a protein linked to the invasive spread of triple-negative breast cancer may lead to targeted therapies
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