Highlights
New approach in panel data analysis
July 27, 201627 Jul 2016. NUS statisticians have developed a model which accounts for hidden factors and their effects for improved accuracy…
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Hibiscus virus discovered in Brazil
July 25, 201625 Jul 2016. NUS scientists have synthesised the cDNA clone of the Brazilian variant of the hibiscus plant virus. Prof…
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Ecological models of environmental change
July 21, 201621 Jul 2016. NUS researchers developed a new theory which captures the dramatic fluctuations in species population abundances often observed…
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No more animal gut-processed coffees!
July 18, 201618 Jul 2016. NUS food scientists developed the world’s first coffee fermented the old-fashioned way, with a food grade fungus Rhizopus…
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Stem cells’ line of defenses
July 14, 201614 Jul 2016. NUS biological scientists have identified the genes responsible for defending stem cells against viral infections. Stem cells…
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Probe for intracellular imaging: Let’s tame it!
July 11, 201611 Jul 2016. NUS chemists have developed a model for designing cell-permeable fluorescent probes with little background interference for bioimaging of…
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Energy efficient nanowalker
July 07, 20167 Jul 2016. NUS biophysicists have invented an artificial enzymatic nanowalker with record fuel efficiency by mimicking biological counterparts. Replicating…
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Lighting up Brownian ballistic velocity
July 05, 20165 Jul 2016. NUS scientists have co-developed an optical method for measuring the instantaneous Brownian velocity of colloidal suspensions in…
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Adaptive simulation methods
June 30, 201630 Jun 2016. NUS scientists demonstrate that adaptive sequential Monte Carlo algorithms used in finance or genetics can provide good predictions…
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Resisting the urge to burn!
June 27, 201627 Jun 2016. NUS researchers have developed new halodefluorination reaction with potential for new flame retardant materials. A team led…
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Hybrid drug holds promise for combating drug-resistant malaria
June 23, 201623 Jun 2016. NUS scientists have discovered new molecules which have a dual action to combat resistant malaria. Malaria remains a…
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“Butterfly” defects on 2D Materials
June 20, 201620 Jun 2016. Scientists in NUS discovered novel defect states at grain boundaries (GBs) in a two-dimensional (2D) semiconductor. Atomically…
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