NewsGive Abandoned Croplands a Second Chance to Boost Climate Mitigationby National University of SingaporeAbandoned cropland could be a useful space for recultivation or reforestation
NewsTechnique to Generate Hydrogen More Efficiently from Waterby National University of SingaporeLight can trigger a brand new electro-catalytic mechanism of water electrolysis
NewsScientists Develop Novel Technique to Grow Meat in the Lab Using Magnetic Fieldby National University of SingaporeNew method is a greener, cleaner, safer and more cost-effective way to produce cell-based meat
NewsButterfly Eyespots Reuse Gene Regulatory Networkby National University of SingaporeNovel complex traits, such as eyespots, evolve from gene networks that already pattern complex traits in the body
NewsEngineers Bring a Soft Touch to Commercial Roboticsby National University of SingaporeThis technology is expected to impact a range of industries, involving food assembly, vertical farming, and fast-moving consumer goods packaging
NewsResearchers Identify New Biomarkers to Detect Consumption of Illicit Drugby National University of SingaporeNew discovery will boost global surveillance of synthetic cannabinoid abuse
NewsA Novel Technique to Automate Pharmaceutical Compound Productionby National University of SingaporeDemonstrating the novel technique on prexersatib, research team achieves a fully automated six-step synthesis with 65 percent isolated yield within 32 hours
NewsThis Novel Film Evaporates Sweat Six Times Faster Than Current Optionsby National University of SingaporePromising applications include underarm pads, insoles, and shoe linings; moisture harvested could also power small wearable electronics
NewsEngineers Discover New Microbe for Better Wastewater Treatmentby National University of SingaporeDiscovery significantly reduces the high operational costs and emission of greenhouse gases associated with traditional wastewater treatment methods
NewsNew Process Turns Waste into Nutritional Supplementsby National University of SingaporeNovel method can also be used to turn shells from prawns and crabs into a widely used drug to treat Parkinson's