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Tweaking Nanomaterials With Lasers
Scientists demonstrate that simple, low-cost lasers can be used to modify nanomaterials, thereby enhancing their functionality.
Unexpected Functions For Alternatively Spliced Proteins
The discovery that a well-studied protein exists in 250 alternatively spliced variants prompts a re-think of protein complexity.
China & Pakistan Sign Research MoU
China's IMHE and the University of the Punjab will collaborate on research projects, scientific training and joint meetings.
China Cord Blood Corporation & Cordlife Team Up
By sharing their cord blood databases, CCBC and Cordlife hope to increase the likelihood of matching donors to recipients.
Killing Tissue-Deep Tumors With Light
Scientists have developed gold nanoparticles that can be used to kill tumors buried deep within tissue.
Doping Graphene For Better Batteries
A new method to synthesize sulfur and nitrogen doped graphene could lead to cheaper and more powerful fuel cells and batteries.
Gene Associated With Alzheimer’s Risk Found
PLXNA4 plays a role in Alzheimer's by promoting the formation of tau protein tangles, scientists say.
Modulating Plaque Production Without Side Effects
Modulating rather than completely blocking the activity of the enzyme γ-secretase could lead to better Alzheimer's drugs, scientists say.
US$160 Million For A*STAR & Industry Joint Semiconductor Labs
The public-private partnership between A*STAR and their industry partners is expected to drive innovative solutions for complex microchip manufacturing.
