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Mini Raman Lasers Detect Single Nanoparticles
Using whispering gallery mode microcavities, scientists have developed a highly sensitive method of detecting single nanoparticles in real time.
Taking AIM At Liver Cancer
Scientists have found that the protein AIM stops liver cancer in its tracks in mice, suggesting a possible treatment for human patients.
2-In-1 Motors Boost Electric Vehicle Range
By combining the traditional motor with the air-conditioning compressor, researchers have increased the range of electric vehicles by 15 to 20 percent.
LED Lights Win Japanese Scientists 2014 Physics Nobel
Three Japanese Scientists have been awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics 2014 for their contributions to the development of blue LED lights.
Past Sexual Partners Can Influence Offspring’s Traits
A study in flies has shown that semen from a previous sexual partner can affect the size of the offspring with a subsequent mate.
Narrowing The Search For Sterile Neutrinos
While scientists haven't been able to find sterile neutrinos yet, they now have a better idea of where to look for them, thanks to results from Daya Bay.
Keeping The Economy Healthy
How does an economy stay healthy and keep on growing? SMU Professor Hoon Hian Teck takes a macroeconomics approach to address these questions.
What Is An Asset Really Worth?
SMU Associate Professor Jeffrey Ng investigates how fair value estimates are derived and what determines how investors respond to them.
Understanding Groupthink
Groups benefit most when minority voices are heard and conflicts are minimised, says Assistant Professor Grace Park Guihyun from the SMU School of Social Sciences.
