Better TIMES for liver cancer patients
16 June 2025A new spatial genomic scoring system outdoes existing tools at identifying patients at risk of recurring liver tumours.
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Breathing room for tiny flaws
12 June 2025A detailed look at a tungsten-based semiconductor reveals how the spacing of surface defects can improve the material’s stability in atmospheric conditions.
Translating innovative science into a win for all
10 June 2025From innovative medical devices to advanced manufacturing partnerships, the work of A*STAR recipients of the 2024 President’s Science and Technology Awards exemplify the importance of translating research into clinical and commercial outcomes.
Fatty liver poses silent risks to SMA survivors
5 June 2025A new study reveals that the genetic defect behind spinal muscular atrophy may also cause long-term liver issues for both patients and carriers.
Classical-quantum hybrid divides and conquers
3 June 2025Combining the best of both classical and quantum computing, a new mathematical approach promises faster solutions for complex modelling of real-world phenomena.
Gluing together layers of molecular insights
29 May 2025A new spatial multi-omics tool merges different levels of biological data from the same tissue sample to better differentiate finer details at different health states.
An on-chip wellspring for quantum light
27 May 2025A new lithium niobate nanophotonic device efficiently produces correlated photon pairs on chips, paving the way for compact quantum communication systems.
Mapping an evolving fungal foe
23 May 2025Scientists identify a new, distinct group of the deadly yeast Candida auris, and urge the expansion of global surveillance efforts.
Delivery routing’s need for (AI) speed
21 May 2025Computational models offer an AI boost to logistics planners by identifying the most efficient transport routes through cross-problem learning.
Sharpening digital eyes
19 May 2025With an eye on adaptable computer vision technologies, A*STAR scholar Mohamed Mikhail Kennerley aims to boost the capacity of machines to understand the visual world.
A twist in the tale of stapled peptides
15 May 2025A new molecular dynamics study reveals how some stapled peptides shapeshift to slip through cellular barriers and target key disease-related proteins within cells.
Mapping a path to net zero
13 May 2025Through data-driven approaches, Ginny Lee is helping industries tackle the sustainability challenges of decarbonisation and greener supply chains.
A whirling step forward for spintronics
8 May 2025By introducing tiny magnetic whirlpools to existing spin-based electronics, researchers pave the way for faster, more compact and more energy-efficient computing.
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