A cooler way to clean hydrogen
18 June 2013Converting bioethanol into hydrogen for fuel cells becomes significantly simpler with innovative metal catalysts
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DNA directors discovered
18 June 2013Two proteins that control nuclear DNA distribution also regulate development by altering gene expression
Getting to the core
18 June 2013Insights into self-assembled, multicomponent nanostructures on nanowires provide an innovative fabrication approach for high-performance devices
Proteins prove the power of collaboration
18 June 2013Pairs of gene-regulating proteins work together to identify their proper binding sites within the genome
Making the switch
18 June 2013Magnetic materials that change their properties when heated could pack more data onto hard drives
A faster way to move electrons
18 June 2013A low-cost molecule boosts the stability and amplification characteristics of solution-based polymer semiconductors
Fast and simple detection of tropical diseases
4 June 2013A panel of major tropical diseases may soon be detectable from a single blood sample thanks to a biochip created at A*STAR
Going for gold
4 June 2013Specifically sized gold nanoparticle spheres increase the sensitivity of a light-based chemical detector
Plugging smart grid weaknesses
4 June 2013As well as company privacy, security frameworks for smart grids must protect the privacy of individual consumers
Awakening the body’s anticancer defenses
4 June 2013Targeted stimulation of an immune pathway may help the body to fight back against liver cancer
How inflammation influences appetite
4 June 2013Insensitivity to a hormone that balances food intake with energy expenditure explains the contradictory effects of different inflammatory conditions on appetite
Exploring implicit racial biases computationally
4 June 2013A numerical simulation based on individual preferences provides insights into social attitudes that are unattainable through physical experiments
Predicting stroke recovery
4 June 2013By monitoring brain connections in their resting state, researchers show that rehabilitation based on brain–computer interfaces could be superior to robot-assisted programs
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