Opening up the world of drug discovery
18 December 2012The A*STAR Experimental Therapeutic Centre strengthens its educational initiative through its popular Drug Discovery Course
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The mechanics of prosthetic heart valves
18 December 2012Computer simulations of blood flow through mechanical heart valves could pave the way for more individualized prosthetics
Spotting a molecular mix-up
18 December 2012Information within the bonds of molecules known as super benzene oligomers pave the way for new types of quantum computers
Flushing out fats
18 December 2012A protein that contributes to cancer vulnerability also plays a surprising role in cardiovascular health and illuminates a promising target pathway for drug treatments for cardiovascular diseases
Showing diabetes at work
18 December 2012The recently developed ability to chart the molecular progress of diabetes brings much-needed personalized medicine closer to realization
Hybrid solutions
18 December 2012As demand escalates for ever-faster and more efficient and reliable data storage, researchers turn to next-generation non-volatile memory technology
A fast and loose approach improves memory
18 December 2012An unconventional design for a nanoscale memory device uses a freely moving mechanical shuttle to improve performance
Slimmer data storage solutions
4 December 2012The A*STAR Data Storage Institute unveils the ‘A-Drive’ — an ultra-slim hybrid hard disk drive that presents a more efficient and affordable solution to data storage
Laboratory bioreactor boosts yields
4 December 2012Inducing stem cells to become different cell types efficiently, and on a large scale, is now possible using a three-dimensional platform
Modeling cancer on the fly
4 December 2012A study of fruit fly genes reveals how molecules cooperate to induce tumor formation
Graphene’s flexible future
4 December 2012Theoretical calculations show graphene’s potential for controlling nanoscale light propagation on a chip
Electrically enhanced recall
4 December 2012Operating tiny magnetic memories under electrical fields reduces power demand and could enable storage and retrieval of data at much higher speeds than conventional devices
High-resolution images get richer in contrast
4 December 2012A method that boosts the contrast of high-resolution optical images has the potential to enable lithography at the nanoscale
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