Getting a clearer view of the skin
11 August 2021To see skin in its full, three-dimensional glory, it first needs to be transparent.
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How long do COVID-19 antibodies last?
9 August 2021The amount of neutralizing antibodies produced by COVID-19 patients—and the length of time they remain detectable—can vary wildly, a study suggests.
Helping robots feel their way around
5 August 2021A deep learning technique developed by A*STAR researchers uses WiFi data to help robots find their way around.
The brain circuit that encourages overeating
2 August 2021Scientists have identified a network of neurons that drives overeating in response to environmental cues, rather than genuine hunger.
Teaching machines transferable skills
30 July 2021By giving algorithms the ability to generalize, researchers are expanding the range of problems that can be tackled with artificial intelligence.
Unraveling the complexity of immune cells
28 July 2021By tapping into the inner workings of cells, Jinmiao Chen uses novel analytical technologies to understand why immune responses vary greatly among individuals.
Finding flaws fast
26 July 2021A machine learning method that finds defects or dimensional deviation on 3D-printed surfaces ‘on-the-fly’ is paving the way for smart, fully automated systems.
Fuelling the future
22 July 2021Nuclear fusion could provide Singapore—and the rest of the world—with a safe and clean source of energy, says A*STAR National Science Scholar Valerian Hall-Chen.
Making fake brain waves more realistic
20 July 2021A new generative adversarial network-based framework generates artificial brain wave data that improves classification for better brain-computer interface performance.
Advancing synthetic biology across all fronts
16 July 2021From expanding the genetic alphabet to uncovering antibiotics hidden in silent genes, A*STAR’s researchers are wielding the tools of synthetic biology to improve our lives in surprising ways.
A surprising new source for skin stem cells
14 July 2021When placed in the proper environment, even stem cells from unlikely sources like the bladder or prostate can form skin components like hair follicles and sebaceous glands.
Mapping the pulse of Singapore’s shared bikes
12 July 2021Quantifying where and when communities use dockless bike-share systems could help operators and urban planners design more biking-friendly cities.
Cracking the glycan code
8 July 2021A database of ion-mobility mass spectrometry information is taking the guesswork out of glycan analysis.
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