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The one-hour test was developed in just two months at the NUS Institute for Health Innovation & Technology.

The new approach by NUS will focus on integrating and breaking down the boundaries between two distinct disciplines.

A reusable tentlike structure reduces the risk of getting infected while caring for patients.

GRIP MAKE looks to guide graduates in turning their research into viable businesses.

A technique to transfer bits across a silicon chip could set a new standard for power efficiency for devices.

Head of NUS Biomedical Engineering is the only Asia-based scientist shortlisted for the A F Harvey Engineering Research Prize.

A combination of liquid and air cooling achieves near-ideal energy efficiency, says Associate Professor Lee Poh Seng.

NUS School of Design and Environment shares the impact of designing structures beyond aesthetics and function — to keep the people who use them in the pink of health.

New material could allow stretchable display screens that even heal themselves when cracked.

Collaboration focuses on a new approach suited for widespread use of quantum encryption.

Assistant Professor Andy Tay has been recognised for his work on boosting the immune system.

A method found by NUS scientists and engineers opens up a whole new world of 2D materials to discover.