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Scientists in Singapore have developed a revolutionary emissions abatement system that removes pollutants from exhaust gas to help the international shipping industry meet ambitious emissions targets.

Findings could open up possibilities for more targeted therapies for the disease.

A mathematical analysis of urban traffic models clarifies a dispute over which approach is the best.

Squeezing graphene is a way to control its heat conduction, paving the way to harvesting waste heat for power.

New singalong software brings sweet melody to any cacophonous cry.

Researchers in Singapore have developed a new material that can kill the E. coli bacteria within 30 seconds.

An unusual silicon-rich alloy offers enhanced channeling of light for optical computer chips.

Automated robot that scans library shelves using laser mapping and radio tags can ensure no book is misplaced again.

The unusual thermal properties of graphene could help increase the storage capacity of magnetic memory.

A molecular probe has been developed that emits light at critical stages while destroying tumor cells.

Researchers in Singapore have developed an adaptable, automated approach for debugging software that combines the elements of previous solutions.

A Singapore research team is harnessing advanced fibre-sensor technologies to increase productivity and process safety in the waste oil recycling process.

Researchers showcased exciting real-world applications of intelligent agents at the 15th Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems International Conference held in Singapore from 9-13 May 2016.

A researcher from Singapore Management University has revealed surprising insights into the role of high frequency traders and short sellers.

Singapore Management University’s Green Transformation Lab celebrates its third year of innovation.

Computer security expert from Singapore Management University is leading the fight against online troublemakers.

A researcher from Singapore Management University studies the economics of platform-based business models such as online marketplaces.

A new glue that forms a strong bond when activated by low voltage electricity may be the first of its kind.

Brightly fluorescent nanocrystals, called quantum dots, can be used to test the delivery of drugs packaged into nanocapsules.

Replacing a common drying method boosts the performance of perovskite photovoltaics.

The complexity and security of a widely-used cryptography scheme are proven much lower than previously thought.

Adding genes to bacteria offers sustainable routes to make compounds currently obtained from petrochemicals.

A*STAR Collaborative Commerce Marketplace launched to encourage growth of precision engineering R&D and business eco-system.

IBM Research and Singapore’s Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology Announce New Macromolecule with Triple-Play Action to Help Fight Virus Infection and Drug Resistance.

Mass-produced microvalves are the key to scalable production of disposable, plug-and-play microfluidic devices.

To bring sustainability to the supply chain, companies may first need to rethink their existing business models, according to speakers at the 2016 Logistics & Supply Chain Symposium.

Well-structured corporate governance frameworks are necessary to ensure that companies adhere to ethics and best practices, says a researcher from Singapore Management University.

A researcher from Singapore Management University examines how legal practice has changed in response to the internet and technology.

Mindfulness could benefit individuals and organisations and transform the way we live and work, according to a researcher from Singapore Management University.

A researcher from Singapore Management University is on a mission to improve software coding by developing tools to support high quality, error-free code.