Advanced Materials

Researchers succeed to produce 3D atomic imaging of photoelectron holography.

Scientists from Singapore’s Institute of Materials Research and Engineering (IMRE), an institute of the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) have created a new polymer with both high charge mobility and high power conversion efficiency for application in both plastic electronics and organic solar cells.

The 4th World Materials Research Institutes Forum (4th WMRIF) was held at the Institute of Metal Research　(IMR), Chinese Academy of sciences, at Shenyang, China, during May 22-26, 2011.

A*STAR researchers are devising a variety of low-cost photovoltaic materials to develop the next generation of solar cells.

The patterning of templates using ultraviolet light is a promising new method for assembling transparent microwire networks

A tiny silicon–oxygen-based polyhedron enters cellular nuclei to light them up selectively

Research on spin frustration in complex electron systems could help solve some of the world’s pressing energy problems

Singapore, 28 Oct - Total of S$17.5 million committed to date for 10 research projects that will redefine communications and safety, energy efficiency, as well as materials and electronics in future transportation

From now until October 15, you’re invited to vote for your favorite innovation among the 12 finalists selected for The Asian Innovations Awards.

A double-solvent approach makes electrospray deposition a better choice for fabricating organic light-emitting diodes

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) has recently received research funding totaling more than $9 million from the Research Grants Council (RGC), the Innovation and Technology Fund (ITF) and industry partners to advance the study of nanostructured materials on both theoretical and technological application sides.

UNIVERSITI Sains Malaysia (USM) hosted the first Regional Conference on Materials (RCM) in Penang recently.

IBN’s technology spells hope for cancer patients who suffer from painful side-effects of chemotherapy

Scientists at IBN have produced artificial fibers that act as ‘templates’ to grow new tissue

The TWAS Council announced the names of the eight scientists from developing countries who will receive the 2006 TWAS Prizes for their outstanding contributions to the advancement of sciences.