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Cell Fusion Ensures Only One Sperm Gets Through
Research shows that flowering plants prevent polytubey through the extremely rare process of cell fusion.
Kim Sang Ouk Receives The POSCO Academic Award
Materials scientist Kim Sang Ouk has won the 2015 POSCO Academic Award for his research on double-element doping.
7 Must-Read Stories In April 2015
Could sodium replace lithium in batteries and could current DNA sequencing technology be displaced by graphene? Read here to find out more!
Asian Universities Excel In 2015 QS World University Rankings
The National University of Singapore has been named Asia's top university in the 2015 QS World University Rankings.
NTU Students To Train With Real Satellites In Space
Having completed their missions, NTU's satellites will now be used to train manpower for Singapore's budding satellite industry.
POSTECH Signs MoU With Seoul National University Hospital
The partnership between SNUH and POSTECH will facilitate collaborative research in biomedical engineering and healthcare R&D.
IVF Device May Improve Fertility Treatment
A microwell device has enabled researchers to study individual mouse embryos in a non-invasive manner.
Nanoparticle Drug Reverses Parkinson’s-Like Symptoms In Rats
Researchers have used nanoparticles to deliver dopamine to the brains of rats, reversing Parkinson's-like symptoms without side effects.
Eardrums Evolved Twice, Scientists Say
Compared to those in lizards and birds, mammalian eardrums have had an entirely different evolutionary history.
Cell Fusion Ensures Only One Sperm Gets Through
Research shows that flowering plants prevent polytubey through the extremely rare process of cell fusion.
Kim Sang Ouk Receives The POSCO Academic Award
Materials scientist Kim Sang Ouk has won the 2015 POSCO Academic Award for his research on double-element doping.
7 Must-Read Stories In April 2015
Could sodium replace lithium in batteries and could current DNA sequencing technology be displaced by graphene? Read here to find out more!
Asian Universities Excel In 2015 QS World University Rankings
The National University of Singapore has been named Asia's top university in the 2015 QS World University Rankings.
NTU Students To Train With Real Satellites In Space
Having completed their missions, NTU's satellites will now be used to train manpower for Singapore's budding satellite industry.
POSTECH Signs MoU With Seoul National University Hospital
The partnership between SNUH and POSTECH will facilitate collaborative research in biomedical engineering and healthcare R&D.
IVF Device May Improve Fertility Treatment
A microwell device has enabled researchers to study individual mouse embryos in a non-invasive manner.
Nanoparticle Drug Reverses Parkinson’s-Like Symptoms In Rats
Researchers have used nanoparticles to deliver dopamine to the brains of rats, reversing Parkinson's-like symptoms without side effects.
Eardrums Evolved Twice, Scientists Say
Compared to those in lizards and birds, mammalian eardrums have had an entirely different evolutionary history.









