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Institute Of Chemical And Engineering Sciences (ICES)

Going green with copper

12 October 2010

Copper salts could replace highly toxic osmium tetroxide as a catalyst for the oxidation of alkenes to diacetoxy compounds

Cells

Healing a broken heart

12 October 2010

A new bioprocessing system enables large-scale production of heart muscle cells from stem cells

Obesity

Another way to keep thin?

12 October 2010

A highly truncated receptor protein variant retains the ability to modulate metabolic activity in mice

DNA

Morpholino offers you more

12 October 2010

Morpholino-based biosensors are more stable, more specific and more sensitive than conventional biosensors for DNA detection

A*STAR Singapore Institute Of Manufacturing Technology (A*STAR SIMTech)

Below the surface

12 October 2010

New laser engraving technology can be used to make markings inside a block of stainless steel

A*STAR Institute For Infocomm Research (A*STAR I²R)

Computers aid cataract detection

28 September 2010

An automated system significantly improves the grading objectivity and accuracy in cataract diagnosis

Genes

Regulatory dysfunction spells trouble

28 September 2010

Discovery of the mechanism regulating the expression of an enzyme implicated in human cancer could open new avenues for treatment

Nanoparticles

Composition of functions

28 September 2010

Compositional tuning proves to be an effective approach for the fabrication of semiconductor nanocrystals with novel optical functions

Data Storage

A head-to-head comparison

28 September 2010

Hard disk drives could cram ten terabits of data per square inch of area using a new read head design

A*STAR Bioinformatics Institute (A*STAR BII)

Out of the loop

28 September 2010

Molecular dynamics simulations show why scientists have failed to generate an active form of the protein kinase PAK1

Cells

On the trail of bacterial saboteurs

28 September 2010

A previously unidentified bacterial protein variant gums up the gears of a last-resort cellular suicide mechanism

A*STAR Bioprocessing Technology Institute (A*STAR BTI)

Clearing a hurdle

14 September 2010

Efficient production of glycoprotein drugs to treat anemia and other disorders comes a step closer via genetic engineering

Silicon

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

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