A stiff challenge for ageing cells
27 February 2026A new light-sensitive hydrogel platform that models human tissue elasticity reveals how ageing cells react to a changing environment.
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Who’s active on skin?
25 February 2026Enhanced RNA-based profiling techniques reveal the outsized metabolic impacts of small microbial populations across the human body surface.
Releasing the brakes on liver cancer treatment
23 February 2026An anti-hypertension drug could potentially be repurposed as a more affordable treatment for liver cancer.
Street smarts for roadside chargers
19 February 2026Harnessing street view images, a new deep learning model could aid urban planners in expanding city-wide electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
Predicting purpose in unseen shapes
17 February 2026The largest RNA language model to date helps researchers uncover the hidden roles played by non-coding RNA sequences in our cells.
A milky gut trainer
13 February 2026Breast milk is supercharged with antibodies that promote healthy gut immunity in babies.
Unlocking ruthenium’s structural secrets
11 February 2026A closer look at a popular catalyst for green fuels and chemicals reveals the hidden relationships between its atomic-level structure and catalytic performance.
Layer by layer: building realistic meat alternatives
9 February 2026A*STAR researchers take a layered approach to create fibrous alternative meat products that mimic the sensory profiles of the real deal.
Protein partner break-up relieves allergies
5 February 2026Disrupting the binding of a key protein pair in immune cells could help avert deadly allergic responses.
Getting (heat) carried away
3 February 2026New insights on how tiny particles carry heat in nanoscale environments can lead to developing faster and cooler electronics.
The unseen ecosystems of our dining spaces
30 January 2026City-wide surveillance establishes baseline microbiome data for Singapore’s food centres, revealing stable microbial communities unique to each site.
Turning noise into an AI asset
28 January 2026By exploiting natural hardware imperfections in optical devices, a new photonics platform offers a base for robust and reliable AI models.
Making leaps with tiny loops
26 January 2026Self-looping molecules could be the key to unlocking the potential of RNA-based vaccines and therapies.
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