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Stress-busting Protein Also Makes Breast Tumors More Aggressive
An enzyme that helps breast cancer cells regulate their oxidative stress levels can also make them more aggressive, according to this study.
The Softy Moving Story Of A Protein Called FHL2
Scientists have found that a protein called FHL2 suppresses the growth of healthy cells in soft environments.
Studying Alzheimer’s With Mutant Worms
Researchers have developed a new worm strain as a model to study the progression of Alzheimer’s disease, particularly in the early stages.
NUS Scoops Three Trophies At IChemE Awards
Researchers from industry and academia were recognized for their various contributions to the field of chemical engineering.
Singaporean Students Win Gold At International Natural Science Tournament In Russia
The team’s comprehensive and diversified solutions for complicated problems helped them clinch the top spot.
2016 President’s Science and Technology Awardees Announced
Three individuals and a team comprising four parties in Singapore have been awarded the President’s Science and Technology Awards, presented by President Tony Tan Keng Yam.
7 Must-Read Stories In September 2016
Whether it's self-driving cabs or university rankings, stories about Singapore were popular in September.
14 Inspiring Innovators From Asia
Meet some of Asia's best and brightest engineers and inventors.
Medicinal Plant Compound Shrinks Prostate Tumors In Mice
A compound derived from the neem plant, which is typically used in Indian Ayurvedic medicine, has been shown to reduce prostate cancer tumor size by 70 percent in mice.
