Researchers from the Cancer Science Institute of Singapore uncovered an enzyme which could serve as a potential biomarker for 'natural killer T cell lymphoma' and could lead to new targeting routes for treatment.

NUS Alumni Relations’ second NUS U@live Forum for the year on 30 October tackled the idea of Islamophobia — its origins, its impact and how to eradicate it from society.

The NUS system, called Apache SINGA, enables users globally to use free software to develop cutting-edge AI solutions such as image recognition, disease prediction and advanced malware detection.

A team of engineers from NUS has developed a highly sensitive system that uses a smartphone to detect the presence of toxin-producing algae in water within 15 minutes.

Complicated operations like skull reconstruction and hip replacement could receive a fillip through a new tie-up. The NUS Centre for Additive Manufacturing wants to get certification for its 3D-printed implants to be used in humans and has partnered TÜV SÜD, a German safety and quality multinational.

The NUS Mind Science Centre supported “Remember Me”, a theatrical music performance at the Esplanade that aimed to raise awareness about the experiences of people living with dementia and the impact on their family and sense of identity.