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Natural Killer Cells Activated By Bacteria Also Fight Cancer
A new study shows that bacteria-activated NK cells participate in the anti-tumor immune response.
Japan Successfully Launches Rainfall-Tracking Satellite
The satellite launched by the Japanese space agency will provide detailed weather information and aid in the prediction of rain and snowfall.
Why Student Wellbeing Really Matters
How do students cope with stress, and how can universities better help them? Prof Chua Wai Fong of the University of New South Wales shares her thoughts.
Cipla Gets FDA Approval For Generic HIV Drug
Tentative approval for a generic HIV drug for use outside of the United States has been granted to Indian manufacturer Cipla.
Stem Cells To Treat Lung Disease In Infants
A new study has found that it is safe and feasible to use stem cell therapies for preventing or treating lung disease in preterm infants.
Exploring The Impact Of Technology On Accounting
Associate Professor Seow Poh Sun of the SMU School of Accountancy works at the intersection of accounting, information technology and human behaviour.
Who’s Watching The Auditors?
Associate Professor Lim Chee Yeow of the SMU School of Accountancy is studying whether the provision of non-audit services affects the independence of auditors and the quality of their audit work.
Corporate Fraud: From Prevention To Detection
With corporate fraud scandals on the rise, Associate Professor Gary Pan from the SMU School of Accountancy explains why the big question is not how to prevent and respond to fraud, but how to detect when the next Enron scandal or Ponzi scheme will happen.
Helping Marketing Strategists See The Bigger Picture
Associate Professor Kapil Tuli of the SMU Lee Kong Chian School of Business studies the impact of marketing strategy on a company’s share price and financial risk.
