Highlights
Hope for liver failure patients
June 17, 201617 Jun 2016. NUS scientists have identified the protein MOAP-1 as a potential treatment target for acute liver failure triggered…
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The online heartbeat of conservation
June 13, 201613 Jun 2016. Scientists in NUS discovered that Google Trends search patterns show that interest on key conservation topics is…
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Dragon’s blood for controlling high blood glucose
June 09, 20169 Jun 2016. Food scientists in NUS have identified a potent and highly selective inhibitor from traditional Chinese medicine, called…
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High-order secret decrypted for TDP-43 causing amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
June 07, 20167 Jun 2016. NUS scientists discovered a molecular mechanism which allows cellular processes to control the physiology and proteinopathy of TDP-43…
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Unique photoresponse from 2D phosphorene-phosphorene-suboxide
June 02, 20162 Jun 2016. NUS physicists have observed special photoresponse behaviour from a new two-dimensional (2D) semiconductor. Recently, few-layer black phosphorous…
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Topological semimetal phases via periodic driving
May 30, 201630 May 2016. NUS scientists have discovered Floquet topological semimetal phases in a simple dynamical model. The early years of…
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Novel way of transferring magnetic information
May 25, 201625 May 2016. NUS physicists discovered a new way of transferring magnetic information across an insulator, paving the way for the…
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Forming secretory tubules in liver
May 23, 201623 May 2016. NUS scientists have discovered a unique demonstration of how biomimetic interfaces can be used to probe and…
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Needle-based sampling for fruit flesh
May 19, 201619 May 2016 NUS scientists have developed a simple sampling method for soft fruit flesh using a conventional syringe needle…
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One molecule hits two targets
May 16, 201616 May 2016 Scientists in NUS discovered new small synthetic molecules with the aim of each molecule inhibiting two enzymes…
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Yeast-fermented okara: Smells good!
May 13, 201613 May 2016 NUS food scientists explore and expand the potential use of soybean residue (okara), a food processing waste,…
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Giant photoluminescence in monolayer tungsten diselenide
May 09, 201609 May 2016 NUS physicists have shown that giant photoluminescence (PL) enhancement is demonstrated by suspending the two-dimensional (2D) semiconductor…
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