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Findings provide deeper understanding of the disease which affects mainly ageing Asians, and open up new possibilities for the delivery of precision medicine.

A new method could allow physicians to diagnose fetal genetic abnormalities during pregnancy without the risks involved in current techniques.

Academic and industry speakers at the 2016 Conference on Next Generation Retail Operations discussed innovative solutions that may help brick-and-mortar store retailers fend off stiff competition from e-commerce companies.

A researcher from Singapore Management University examines how Thailand’s bureaucratic policies and organisations affect the development of its economy.

How much raw material should you purchase given the uncertainty in demand and procurement cost? Researchers from Singapore Management University are able to distil your business environment into an analytical model to answer these questions.

New research from Singapore Management University is uncovering the drivers behind household financial decision-making and the implications for the wider economy.

Can smartphones improve our quality of life and make cities run more efficiently? A researcher from Singapore Management University is working towards this vision.

Roll-to-roll printing a conductive metal ink offers an inexpensive, high performance alternative to today’s touchscreen technology.

A more accurate method of modeling heat generation and transfer in electromagnetic machines could lead to more efficient electric motors.

Novel photonic structures can act as tiny and highly accurate sensors of temperature and humidity.

Centre to focus on Healthy Ageing and nutritional interventions which support older populations both regionally and globally.

A new system allows construction companies monitor earth control measures in a manpower efficient manner.

Researchers in Singapore are using “nanoantennae” to manipulate light beams. This may open the door to the development of new light-based technologies.

Calculations reveal how sensors must take turns to harvest power efficiently from a data hub.

Eliminating mechanical vibrations leads to better performing mechatronic systems.

A streamlined procedure for assembling the active components of photovoltaic devices from inexpensive metals could boost their economic prospects.

Singapore — Participating companies from Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR)’s Singapore Institute of Manufacturing Technology (SIMTech) Collaborative Industry Project (CIP) on Printed Electronics showcased their prototypes at a networking session at iLIGHT Marina Bay.

The Office of Research is pleased to announce that the research proposal from Singapore Management University Assistant Professor Hady Wirawan Lauw was awarded with the NRF Fellowship grant.

The growing globalisation of Singapore's legal profession presents both opportunities and challenges, says a researcher from Singapore Management University.

A researcher from Singapore Management University studies how the European Union wields sanctions and other foreign policy tools on the international stage.

Researchers from Singapore Management University are combining their mathematical, computational and business know-how to address challenges facing the inner-city deliveries of orders and shipments.

How do economic conditions change consumer preferences when it comes to energy conservation? A researcher from Singapore Management University finds out.

Stable environmentally friendly polymer coatings inhibit the surface buildup of bacterial and marine organisms.

On-the-spot diagnosis of certain cancers and other diseases is closer to becoming a reality thanks to a sensitive biosensor.

Surface chemistry offers new approach to directing crystal formation in pharmaceutical industry.

A new computer model greatly speeds up the analysis of data from electromagnetic reverberation chambers.

A simple fluid dynamics model accurately predicts how bubbles impact on solid surfaces.

Innovative method creates larger sheets of two-dimensional materials.

Making microporous, non stick polymers soluble in liquids opens opportunities for targeted clean-up of molecular impurities.

Nanocrystalline shape memory alloys lose their memory as the crystalline grains get smaller.