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Force Balance

Bursting through for a bubble solution

23 February 2016

A simple fluid dynamics model accurately predicts how bubbles impact on solid surfaces

Compatibility Testing

Faster analysis of electromagnetic compatibility

23 February 2016

A new computer model greatly speeds up the analysis of data from electromagnetic reverberation chambers

One-step Reaction

Making molecules that twinkle

10 February 2016

Single step process transforms carbon dioxide into star-shaped molecules that are promising building blocks for useful polymeric materials

Monoclonal Antibodies

Pop in a shock protein to pep up production

10 February 2016

A protein produced by cells in response to stress can improve the production of biological medicines

Stem Cells

Better burn therapy on the horizon

10 February 2016

Isolating the cells responsible for healthy skin grafts could optimize a decades-old burn therapy

Pre-pregnancy

Maternal health linked to child’s risk of obesity

10 February 2016

The cultural diversity of Singapore offers insights into associations between body status of mothers and infants

A*STAR Bioprocessing Technology Institute (A*STAR BTI)

Fine-tuning immune cell function

10 February 2016

The function of mature B cells is regulated by a small genomic cluster called mir-17-92

Simulation

All eyes on the conductor

10 February 2016

A ‘conductor’ that ensures simultaneous processing tasks keep time could dramatically increase the efficiency of ‘cloud’ simulations

Institute Of Chemical And Engineering Sciences (ICES)

The perfect couple

26 January 2016

Innovative molecule helps palladium catalyst create complex compounds

Cancer

Better diagnosis for a rare syndrome

26 January 2016

A rearrangement in a tumor suppressor gene could be the key to a firm diagnosis for families prone to cancer

Surface Plasmon

Left in the wake

26 January 2016

Waves of charge scudding across gold surfaces are shown to create wakes that are readily manipulable

Sepsis

Monocytes switch roles during sepsis

26 January 2016

Monocytes are ‘reprogrammed’ to be immunosuppressive as sepsis progresses

Silicon

Exciting silicon nanoparticles

26 January 2016

Separating the electric and magnetic components of light scattered by silicon nanoparticles enables more precise control of light

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