A simpler route to hollow carbon spheres
8 October 2013Microporous walls and a huge surface area help nanoparticles to boost lithium-ion battery performance
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Android versus Apple
8 October 2013A large study of smartphone applications provides a baseline for comparing the security of different mobile providers
Strengthening the fight against dengue fever
24 September 2013A*STAR scientists are taking a multipronged approach to understanding and preventing dengue fever
Lymphoma-linked risk factor identified
24 September 2013A specific genetic variant expressed in a key immune protein heightens an individual’s chance of developing follicular lymphoma
Durable plastic doubles as a cleaner
24 September 2013Chemists transform an inexpensive household plastic into a high-capacity sorbent for carbon dioxide capture and separation
Medical sensors improve with holey gold nanostructures
24 September 2013A new method that fabricates gold nanostructures quickly and efficiently could lead to highly sensitive, portable medical sensors
Regulatory network revealed in embryonic stem cells
24 September 2013A location map for a signaling protein identifies key molecular targets in human embryonic stem cells
A step up in wavelength
24 September 2013A device that can manipulate radiofrequency signals could soon reduce the size of short-distance communication systems
Laser treatments yield smoother metal surfaces
24 September 2013The properties of metal surfaces, typically prone to corrosion, are now more controllable using laser processing
New partnership for greater manufacturing precision and productivity
10 September 2013Joint laboratories created by A*STAR and the National University of Singapore are set to advance Singapore’s manufacturing industry through robotics and automation
City dynamics yield to computer modeling
10 September 2013A new computer model of city dynamics could pave the way to planning sustainable urban areas
Personalized vaccines edge closer
10 September 2013A technique for analyzing specific T-cell responses could pave the way for more rationally designed vaccines
Parasites inflict collateral damage in the brain
10 September 2013Brain-damaging complications of malaria arise from the immune response to parasite antigens absorbed by blood vessels
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