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Cipla Expands Into The US With InvaGen & Exelan Acquistions
Cipla grows its portfolio by acquiring InvaGen and Exelan Pharmaceuticals, stretching its reach to the US market.
Blood Vessel Spasms Linked To Heart Attacks
Spasms at sites of coronary artery narrowing could be used a predictor for heart attacks, paving the way for early detection.
Singapore’s EURAXESS Science Slam Finalist Selected
Singapore's representative will face other finalists from Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam for the honor of being the 2015 ASEAN EURAXESS Science Slam winner.
Singapore’s NCCS & IMCB Collaborate On Cancer Research
A total of eight principle investigators from both institutions will hold joint appointments to facilitate translational research on cancer.
Making Sense Of SNPs With The Japonica Array
Developed from samples from the Tohoku Medical Megabank Organization, the Japonica array is the first SNP array optimized for the Japanese population.
Using Coffee Grounds To Capture Carbon
Scientists have developed a simple process to treat waste coffee grounds to allow them to store methane.
Coming Soon: Origami-Engineered Structures
Researchers have designed origami-inspired structures that are flexible and yet strong and sturdy.
Half Diamond, Half Cubic Boron—All Cutting Business
Researchers have combined diamond and cubic boron nitride with a novel alloying process for a superhard material.
Using Kangaroo Cartilage To Model Human Joints
Tests on kangaroo shoulder joints reveal how shoulder and knee cartilages behave differently, informing the design of joint replacements.
Cipla Expands Into The US With InvaGen & Exelan Acquistions
Cipla grows its portfolio by acquiring InvaGen and Exelan Pharmaceuticals, stretching its reach to the US market.
Blood Vessel Spasms Linked To Heart Attacks
Spasms at sites of coronary artery narrowing could be used a predictor for heart attacks, paving the way for early detection.
Singapore’s EURAXESS Science Slam Finalist Selected
Singapore's representative will face other finalists from Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam for the honor of being the 2015 ASEAN EURAXESS Science Slam winner.
Singapore’s NCCS & IMCB Collaborate On Cancer Research
A total of eight principle investigators from both institutions will hold joint appointments to facilitate translational research on cancer.
Making Sense Of SNPs With The Japonica Array
Developed from samples from the Tohoku Medical Megabank Organization, the Japonica array is the first SNP array optimized for the Japanese population.
Using Coffee Grounds To Capture Carbon
Scientists have developed a simple process to treat waste coffee grounds to allow them to store methane.
Coming Soon: Origami-Engineered Structures
Researchers have designed origami-inspired structures that are flexible and yet strong and sturdy.
Half Diamond, Half Cubic Boron—All Cutting Business
Researchers have combined diamond and cubic boron nitride with a novel alloying process for a superhard material.
Using Kangaroo Cartilage To Model Human Joints
Tests on kangaroo shoulder joints reveal how shoulder and knee cartilages behave differently, informing the design of joint replacements.









