Bioprinting turns soft for tissue success
16 September 2021A novel 3D printing method developed by A*STAR researchers fabricates soft support for tissue growth, with embedded channels that ensure nutrient supply.
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Bringing integrated avalanche detectors into the (visible) light
14 September 2021This first-of-its-kind integrated avalanche photodetector for visible light lays the foundation for next-generation innovations in imaging and communications.
Not all antibodies are created equal
10 September 2021Some neutralizing antibodies against SARS-CoV-2 may heighten lung tissue damage from COVID-19, an A*STAR study finds.
Memories of our first microbial encounters
8 September 2021Live bacterial strains present in fetal tissues may help lay the cornerstones of early and potentially life-long immunity.
A death clock for machines
6 September 2021Deep learning algorithms for predicting machine failures in industrial settings can be compressed without compromising their performance, say A*STAR researchers.
Coaxing hamster cells to make more antibodies
2 September 2021Using a large-scale siRNA screen and CRISPR-Cas9 technology, researchers have pinpointed genes that can enhance antibody production in Chinese hamster ovary cells.
Correcting glitches in human genes
31 August 2021Precise and efficient C:G to G:C gene-editing enzymes could pave the way for new treatments for genetic diseases.
Self-cleaning surfaces inspired by insects
27 August 2021A*STAR scientists are developing the next generation of self-sanitizing surfaces by mimicking nanostructures on cicada wings.
Scaling up universal blood production
25 August 2021A scalable cell culture platform can generate universal red blood cells from stem cells, paving the way for manufacturing an abundant supply of blood for transfusions.
The protective possibilities of polymers
23 August 2021From forming protective physical barriers to stabilizing mRNA vaccines, polymers provide endless solutions to the threat of coronaviruses and other current and impending diseases.
Seeing biological specimens in a new light
19 August 2021Scientists develop a technique for performing advanced infrared microscopy using off-the-shelf cameras built for visible light.
Catching the clot culprit in COVID-19
17 August 2021In COVID-19 long-haulers, an unrelenting immune response damages blood vessels, making them more susceptible to developing blood clots.
Limiting light loss
13 August 2021Compact nanochain waveguides that can efficiently transmit infrared light and even slow light down to a fraction of its usual speed could take photonics mainstream.
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