Brought into line
11 May 2010Micro-electromechanical systems accurately align optical components on a silicon microchip
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An answer unfolds
11 May 2010Distributing the components of printed wideband antennas across multiple stacked layers reduces their size by some 25%
Many ways to form a filament
11 May 2010The proteins that provide essential infrastructure for bacteria exhibit remarkable diversity of structure and function
Keeping cancer at bay
11 May 2010Analysis of the genome of a primitive seafloor dweller shows that a well-known system for controlling DNA damage is highly conserved evolutionarily
Harbinger of hepatitis
11 May 2010Flares of liver inflammation in hepatitis B patients are linked to an increase in the blood of two specific proteins
Tackling the ever-growing threat of dengue fever
11 May 2010Scientists at A*STAR are taking a diversified approach to combating dengue fever, an infectious tropical disease that is fast becoming a major global threat to health and the economy.
Organocatalysts turn carbon dioxide into useful energy
27 April 2010Scientists at the A*STAR Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology have developed a green catalytic cycle that could help solve some of the world’s biggest challenges—global warming and renewable energy.
Expanding the repertoire
27 April 2010Discovery of a replacement for an ‘indispensible’ reprogramming factor provides new ways to generate stem cells
Painting with lasers
27 April 2010Laser coloring of metals is a step closer to reality as a result of improved understanding of laser-induced oxide formation
Striking a balance
27 April 2010Blood vessel development in the pancreas is regulated by the signaling molecule STAT3
Just add water
27 April 2010Partially hydrolyzed titanium catalysts boost the efficiency of amino acid synthetic pathways to levels suitable for industrial applications
The world on your desktop
27 April 2010Quicker computation of a hologram for 3D scenes makes real-time operation viable on a personal computer
Giving cells their marching orders
27 April 2010A protein primarily active in the nucleus also operates within the cytoplasm to orchestrate cell movement
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