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100 results for "2026"

Shaping science through collective conversation

18 May 2026
After 15 years of shaping A*STAR’s approach to research, innovation and enterprise in the physical sciences and engineering, Sir John O’Reilly highlights the importance of surfacing promising ideas, fostering dialogue and harnessing collective wisdom for impactful science.

RIE2030: Turning the page

14 May 2026
As a new five-year phase of Research, Innovation and Enterprise takes off across the nation, A*STAR leaders present the strategic throughlines and shifts through which the agency will advance national priorities in health, economy, sustainability and future technologies.

It takes two to resonate

12 May 2026
A hybrid platform for manipulating deep ultraviolet light in semiconductor materials opens new possibilities for next-generation ultraviolet photonic devices.

Tuning AI to local news beats

7 May 2026
Bigger models are not always better, as A*STAR researchers show how a targeted AI model can beat global, general-purpose models in summarising multilingual regional news.

Encrypted but not invisible

28 April 2026
The internet’s latest privacy upgrades hide your data, but the patterns they leave behind can still reveal where you browse.

Folding light into lasers

24 April 2026
A new nanoscale laser uses optical origami to balance trapping and releasing light, paving the way for efficient integrated photonics.

Screening signatures of dodgy tumours

22 April 2026
A new cellular model of colorectal cancer helps identify high-risk subtypes likely to resist standard treatments and proliferate in response.

Changing tunes to soften tough plastics

16 April 2026
A new fusion chemistry approach could make some of the toughest industrial plastics recyclable, with tuneable features for different applications.

Sharpening shears for AI pruning

10 April 2026
Inspired by classical signal processing techniques, a new approach to fine-tuning AI models helps reduce irrelevant computing while maintaining performance.
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