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Photonics

Off the beaten track

1 June 2016

An unusual silicon-rich alloy offers enhanced channeling of light for optical computer chips

Zebrafish

Clean sweep for lung cells

17 May 2016

A trigger for the formation of bristled cells clears the air on a genetic mystery

Drosophila

The significance of forgetful fruit flies

17 May 2016

Updating the statistical methods biologists use to interpret data resolves a longstanding debate in neuroscience

Lipidomics

An effective way to explore data

17 May 2016

The impressive computing power of a genetic algorithm can identify the signatures of small molecules within complex metabolomics datasets

4-hydroxybenzoic Acid

A path away from reliance on oil

17 May 2016

Adding genes to bacteria offers sustainable routes to make compounds currently obtained from petrochemicals

Complexity

Not so complex

17 May 2016

The complexity and security of a widely-used cryptography scheme are proven much lower than previously thought

A*STAR Institute Of Materials Research And Engineering (A*STAR IMRE)

Simpler processing improves solar cells

17 May 2016

Replacing a common drying method boosts the performance of perovskite photovoltaics

Treg

Enhanced safety in numbers

5 May 2016

The large scale harvesting of rare immune system cells could lead to effective treatments for immunity-related disorders

Genome

Sifting for gene mutations

5 May 2016

An algorithm is sped up to predict harmful effects from specific gene mutations

Selective Laser Melting

Building implants good to the bone

5 May 2016

A powderized titanium alloy makes it easier to produce biocompatible bone replacements using three-dimensional additive manufacturing

Brain Cancer

Making new connections

5 May 2016

A three-dimensional model sheds light into the synergy between cell microenvironment and cancer stem cells

Microvalve

Small devices make a big impact

5 May 2016

Mass-produced microvalves are the key to scalable production of disposable, plug-and-play microfluidic devices

Killer T Cell

Breaching the blood–brain divide

5 May 2016

The immune system of mice is implicated in helping malaria to move from the blood to the brain

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