Scientists Redirect Body’s Cleanup Crew To Fight Disease
Crunch, a synthetic protein, turns phagocytes that typically digest dying cells to target harmful ones in cancer and autoimmune disorders.
Selected Works
Scientists Recreate Embryo Implantation In The Lab
A lab-based model that mirrors how embryos embed into the uterus could help unravel why pregnancies fail at this crucial stage.
How Gut Cells Chat Like Neurons
Telocytes stretch fine extensions to pass cues to intestinal stem cells.
How An Electrified Protein Aids Sperm Maturation
Voltage changes in the cell membrane activates a protein essential for guiding sperm development.
Powering The Changemakers
This year, the National Research Foundation Singapore is empowering three A*STAR researchers to push the boundaries of science.
Tiny Systems, Big Impact
Combining engineering precision and data-driven insights, Charmaine Chia builds miniature technologies that unlock groundbreaking solutions for biotechnology.
Turning Up The Volume Of Quieter RNAs
A new RNA sequencing approach allows scientists to hone in on rare, often obscured transcripts that reflect the finer details of cellular function.
Trailblazing Women In Science
To mark this year’s International Women’s Day, we spoke to five women scientists from Asia who are breaking barriers and leading their fields. They also have a message for younger women researchers.
Powered By Sunshine
To power our future cities, A*STAR Scholar Celine Yeung is exploring ‘artificial leaf’ devices that transform solar energy into sustainable fuels.
Building Scientists For Bangladesh
Microbiologist Senjuti Saha and her team are empowering the next generation of scientists and community leaders in Bangladesh.
