A*STAR Institute of Materials Research and Engineering (A*STAR IMRE)

A*STAR researchers create a next-generation, ultrasensitive COVID-19 rapid test powered by gold nanoparticles.

By identifying the best way to decontaminate N95 masks, A*STAR scientists are helping solve the environmental consequences of disposable masks.

A new method to create artificial synapses developed by A*STAR researchers could make neural networks more efficient and less energy-intensive.

A*STAR scientists uncover surprising truths behind biodegradable face masks, prompting the need for greener alternatives.

In developing a new process to synthesise stable qubits, A*STAR researchers are paving the way toward scalable and practical quantum devices.

Novel polymers built with the aid of non-toxic halide salt catalysts could pave the way for high-power yet safe energy storage applications.

Supported by A*STAR in the early days of their budding careers, scholars recount the experiences that opened the doors to bigger successes from academia to public service.

Materials scientists develop next-generation polymers with stability and electrical conductivity.

Insights into the intricate chemical reactions of lithium-sulfur batteries could pave the way for lighter, more powerful prototypes.

A new polymer-based eyedrop holds promise for treating stubborn fungal eye infections

A new method of spraying metallic powders on the surface of worn-out aircraft components at relatively low temperatures holds promise for the aerospace industry.

Honored with the President’s Science and Technology Awards, A*STAR researchers are shaping Singapore’s scientific landscape. Here, we spotlight three researchers who have pushed the boundaries in foundational biomedical research, translational engineering efforts and cross-cutting collaborations.