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A Six-Year-Old’s Guide To Science Communication
Whether you are a six or sixty six year old scientist, here are some tips for making your first TV appearance.
Antibody That Targets DENV-2 Found
Unlike other DENV-2 binding antibodies, 2D22 is able to kill DENV-2 viruses of all morphologies.
Stabilizing Quantum Information Via The Middle Man
Tiny crystals of manganese carbonate have helped researchers stabilize the interaction between photons and nuclear spins, paving the way for quantum memory.
Visualizing RNA Interference At Work
A single molecule imaging study has revealed how the RNAi complex cleaves and releases target RNA sequences.
IL-17 Supercharges Stem Cell Growth
Mesenchymal stem cells treated with IL-17A grow twice as fast and are more efficient at regulating the immune system, scientists say.
Taking Action For Social Change
Research at the SMU Lien Centre for Social Innovation is helping to better understand and respond to the needs of vulnerable communities in Singapore.
The Public Intellectual
SMU Associate Professor Eugene Tan studies the impact of public and private sector policies on Singapore’s society.
A New Sheriff In Town
Research by SMU Assistant Professor Tracey Zhang is revealing the progress of a new breed of audit regulators.
Voluntary Disclosure Or Calculated Risk?
SMU Assistant Professor Kim Jae Bum studies how decisions on voluntary disclosures are made by company managers.
