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Anti-fouling

A surprise coating solution

5 March 2019

An easy route to polymer coatings with potential use in biofouling prevention

Vesicles

Polymers join forces to deliver

5 March 2019

Odorless route to polymeric delivery systems is safer and cheaper

Protein

A decline in gene discoveries

21 February 2019

The rate of discovery of human gene functions has fallen significantly

Visual Search

Helping computers find ‘Waldo’

21 February 2019

New program picks out targets in a crowd quickly and efficiently

Quantum Optics

A tip for future nanoscale sensing

21 February 2019

The tiny diamond pyramid tips used for atomic force microscopy may also prove to be highly useful for nanoscale, quantum sensing

Institute Of Chemical And Engineering Sciences (ICES)

Finding a stinky source

21 February 2019

Newly discovered enzyme uses an unusual mechanism to generate a molecule with an eye-wateringly awful smell

Karyotypic Heterogeneity

Drug resistance in the hot seat

21 February 2019

Thermal stress elicits genomic changes that can make cancer cells resistant to chemotherapy

Autoimmunity

From suspected instigator to unlikely hero

3 February 2019

A*STAR researchers have revealed the mechanism behind the way receptor TLR-9 protects against lupus

Ceramics

Ceramic holds promise for greener optical devices

3 February 2019

Scientists have developed an environmentally friendly ceramic material

Heat Transport

Wrinkles take the heat

3 February 2019

Experiments on nanoribbons of black phosphorus reveal the origins of directional heat transport in this promising material

Cancer

New stem cell antibody targets cancer

14 January 2019

An antibody that targets a protein on the surface of stem cells also targets the same protein on some cancer cells

Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells

Making heart tissue ‘beat’

14 January 2019

The key to efficient production of heart muscle from pluripotent stem cells lies in optimizing the density and replicative state of the starting material

Monocyte Subsets

Ready, steady, fuse!

14 January 2019

White blood cells in different subsets have varying propensities to fuse in response to inflammation

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