Bigger models are not always better, as A*STAR researchers show how a targeted AI model can beat global, general-purpose models in summarising multilingual regional news.

Controlling when a protective layer stops growing in lithium-ion batteries may be more beneficial than modifying its composition during formation.

Researchers map out a metabolic detour, engineering microbes to take the fast lane to producing citrus-scented limonene.

The internet’s latest privacy upgrades hide your data, but the patterns they leave behind can still reveal where you browse.

A new nanoscale laser uses optical origami to balance trapping and releasing light, paving the way for efficient integrated photonics.

A new cellular model of colorectal cancer helps identify high-risk subtypes likely to resist standard treatments and proliferate in response.

A simplified model helps predict the liquid fraction of accidental low-carbon fuel leaks at maritime facilities, supporting safer handling and operational design.

A new fusion chemistry approach could make some of the toughest industrial plastics recyclable, with tuneable features for different applications.

By examining how soy protein concentrates affect protein fibrous texture, scientists address existing quality control issues faced by meat-alternative manufacturers.

Inspired by classical signal processing techniques, a new approach to fine-tuning AI models helps reduce irrelevant computing while maintaining performance.