2017
04 July 2017
Celebrating breakthroughs, translational impact and success
2016
21 April 2016
Feature in OpenGov
2015
08 July 2015
Future Mobility was opened by Mr Pang Kin Keong, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Transport, Singapore
30 March 2015
Ability to morph (change shape), propel itself and turn quickly in water (i.e. super-manoeuvrability) efficiently and silently, lending itself to future possibilities in surveillance and inspection
2014
07 October 2014
World’s first novel method for label-free identification of stem cells that will lead to more consistent and efficacious stem cell therapies
02 September 2014
Low-cost field detection system can detect malaria infection within minutes with just a drop of blood
01 July 2014
SMART unveils history of heavy metal lead (Pb) level and its sources in Singapore and Indian Ocean over the past decades
14 January 2014
Electric car converted into an autonomous vehicle at low cost
2013
19 November 2013
Translated Q&A story published in Indonesian in the Indonesian news section of DW in Berlin
11 September 2013
Humanised mouse model developed for dengue infection captures key features of the disease, paving the way for scientists to understand the mystery behind the dengue disease and test novel and potential therapeutics for it
20 August 2013
First in world to produce Harbour Seal whisker-like sensors that embody undulations, exploit workings of follicles to help marine vehicles manoeuvre, navigate & even track objects underwater
31 May 2013
Feature story in conjunction with World Environment Day on 5 Jun 2013
17 April 2013
Biomarkers help to distinguish between dengue patients who suffer from mild Dengue Fever (DF) and those who suffer from the potentially lethal Dengue Haemorrhagic Fever (DHF)
2012
24 April 2012
NUS and SMART researchers publish novel findings on force-induced DNA structural transitions
2011
2010
01 December 2010
Breakthrough will help advance both basic and applied research in infectious diseases, blood cell cancers and autoimmune diseases
2009
10 June 2009
2009 strain would only require one key mutation or change to become resistant to viral inhibitors like Tamiflu®
