In Focus
NUS researchers have shown that carbon black, a common pigment, demonstrates a range of beautiful colours when heated with a focussed laser, and has the potential to be used in fluorescence displays.
NUS researchers have found six new species of ant, one of which was named R. murphyi after Professor Dennis H. Murphy, an eminent former NUS professor who first discovered it
A team of researchers from the Mechanobiology Institute at NUS, Temasek Life-Sciences Laboratory, and NUS Biological Sciences have found the cue that enables symmetry breaking in the nematode worm C. elegans zygote.
Researchers from NUS Biological Sciences have revealed that haze can negatively impact the survival rates of caterpillars. Toxic chemicals within haze can enter through valve-like openings on their bodies, shown here magnified.
While analysing the diversity of filoviruses in Rousettus bats in China, Duke-NUS Medical School researchers, in collaboration with Chinese scientists, discovered, identified and characterised a new genus of the virus in one of the bats.