NTU Singapore ranked amongst top 12 in international PLANCKS 2019 competition
In May 2019, a team of four students from NTU participated in the PLANCKS competition, an annual international physics competition…. read more
Solvent-Free Synthesis of Advanced Materials
Orange powder made of a “perovskite” material usable for next-generation solar cells and other devices, created by a mechanical method… read more
MOE Tier 2 grant to Assoc Prof Xianfeng Wang: Predicting future monsoon patterns through cave proxy of past rainfall variation
It is hard to underestimate the importance of the Asian monsoon; the world’s largest weather system, affecting almost half of… read more
Resilience to environmental change depends on mating strategy in Borneo dung beetles – new study by ASE Asst Prof Eleanor Slade
Deforestation is a leading cause of species loss in the tropics. In an article published last week in the journal… read more
Light may magnetise non-magnetic metals, propose physicists
Physicists from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) and the Niels Bohr Institute in Copenhagen, Denmark, have devised a method to turn a… read more
Global study of world’s most abundant creatures published today in Nature
What is the most abundant animal on the planet? Some may guess mice, or perhaps ants. A simple Google search… read more
A Curious DNA Structure and its Potential Applications
A Curious DNA Structure and its Potential Applications DNA, the molecule responsible for storing genetic information, consists of two strands… read more
Watching a molecule dance: Ultrafast Structural Rearrangement Dynamics Induced by the Photodetachment of Phenoxide in Aqueous Solution
The ionization of a phenoxide ion in aqueous solution by few-femtosecond laser pulses, which produce the vibrational coherences observed…. read more
Detecting Disease Through the Interplay of Light and Sound
In modern medicine, doctors can use a variety of technologies to peer inside their patients to detect and monitor the… read more
NTU Singapore scientists uncover binding secret behind protein ‘superglue’
Mechanism found in Chinese herb helps to create lab-grown enzymes that may speed up drug development Scientists from Nanyang Technological… read more