ARCHIVES

Category
Date
Researcher

Features
Highlights
Online Exclusives

2171 results for "Highlights"

Microfluidics

A step in the right direction

14 September 2010

Silicon-based microfluidic devices that make use of a stepwise junction can deliver droplets of various sizes

Nanotechnology

Super clean glass

14 September 2010

Functionalized titania nanotubes make short work of pollutants on glass surfaces

Stem Cells

Driving differentiation

14 September 2010

Mysterious molecules called lncRNA direct the fate of stem cells in the early mouse embryo

A*STAR Institute Of Molecular And Cell Biology (A*STAR IMCB)

A pause that refreshes

14 September 2010

Pre-treatment with a cell division-blocking drug protects healthy cells from the devastating effects of chemotherapy

Silicon

The power of heat

14 September 2010

Thermoelectric generators made using modern micromachining technology can convert waste heat into microwatts of electrical power

Genetics

On the trail of an elusive tumor

31 August 2010

A large-scale genomic analysis yields insights into a cancer that disproportionately affects individuals from southern China

Electronics

Silicon steps up

31 August 2010

Silicon-based photonic circuits achieve data transmission capabilities sufficient for next-generation devices

Virology

Flying under the radar

31 August 2010

A virus, dormant for two decades, re-emerges after evolving to evade its host’s natural defenses

Silicon

One-shot spots

31 August 2010

A single laser pulse is sufficient to fabricate nanostructures suitable for microelectronic devices

Thermoelectrics

Unearthing hidden ‘talent’

31 August 2010

Two oxides show strong thermoelectric properties despite being metallic

A*STAR Genome Institute Of Singapore (A*STAR GIS)

Color-coding hormone tricksters

31 August 2010

Gold nanoparticles power a quick and colorful method to detect protein–DNA interactions with nucleotide-specific sensitivity

Magnetism

Less shielding, more reading

17 August 2010

A hard-drive head designed to work without magnetic shields can store higher densities of data

Cells

Revealing a regulatory divide

17 August 2010

Mammalian genomes display large differences where the regulatory proteins of their embryonic stem cells bind

Page

ARCHIVES

Get the PDF deliveredto your inbox.

Get the PDF deliveredto your inbox.

Join our mailing list

Get the PDF delivered
to your inbox.

Get the PDF delivered
to your inbox.