Simulations reveal how finely tuned lasers ‘forge’ strength and flexibility in 3D-printed steel, enabling more complex microengineering of high-performance components.

A*STAR researchers showcase the improved potency and safety of a new protective molecule for mRNA vaccines compared to commercial options.

A*STAR researchers demonstrate a fully solid-state battery from a dynamic polymer electrolyte, unlocking new possibilities for lithium-ion batteries.

Unlike conventionally destructive RNA extraction techniques, a new gentler RNA sampling platform enables profiling of the same cell samples repeatedly over time.

Even cutting-edge large language models can fall prey to persistent misleading arguments from users, a new evaluation framework reveals.

A nanoscale investigation reveals how ‘whiskery’ metal deposits in magnesium batteries disrupt their performance, offering new design principles for more stable battery systems.

Researchers pinpoint a specific marker for gastric cancer stem cells and show that eliminating this subpopulation may be a viable approach to more effectively treat stomach cancers.

Inspired by computer vision hardware, researchers adapt a two-in-one crossbar-based chip design to boost the energy efficiency of AI systems.

In lung cancer, tumour-initiating cells harness ketones as an alternative energy source during nutrient stress, but this flexibility also leads to a therapeutic vulnerability.

A new blueprint for customising metal-free molecular catalysts offers more sustainable options for producing industrially valuable chemicals.