Loading up a cure
10 May 2011A new type of polymer forms highly stable micelles with exceptional loading capacity for the targeted delivery of anticancer drugs
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162 results for "2011"
Let it snow
10 May 2011Metallic alloys containing thin, interconnected ‘snowflakes’ enhance the efficiency and safety of rechargeable batteries
Go with the flow
10 May 2011Molecular dynamics simulations and theoretical scaling arguments reveal the effect of fluid flow on graphene
Split personality
10 May 2011An innovative approach allows ‘Janus snowmen’ to be synthesized at the interface between two immiscible liquids
The key to transformation
10 May 2011The regulatory protein Wbp2 enhances the ability of the transcriptional co-activator TAZ to transform healthy cells into cancer cells
Gesture-sensing technology gets the nod
26 April 2011Motion-sensing technologies developed at A*STAR could revolutionize human–computer interaction
Simulating amyloid formation
26 April 2011Systematically designed ultrasmall peptides mimic the molecular assembly processes observed in neurodegenerative diseases
Phase off
26 April 2011A germanium–tellurium alloy could form the basis for reconfigurable electronic switches
A matter of balance
26 April 2011A zebrafish study reveals how progenitor cells respond to multiple signals during embryonic development
Finding friends with a golden tip
26 April 2011A novel photochemical process allows catalytic and magnetic metals to be deposited onto semiconductor nanorods without effort
Inside the decision-making process
26 April 2011Efforts to understand a signaling factor’s contradictory behavior reveal a master switch for organ development
Amino acids made easy
26 April 2011The discovery of a simple, inexpensive method for making large quantities of unnatural amino acids could reduce the cost of many pharmaceuticals
New ways to harvest light
12 April 2011A*STAR researchers are devising a variety of low-cost photovoltaic materials to develop the next generation of solar cells
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