NUS Research

Prof Mario Lanza and his team from NUS are reinventing electronics. By clarifying quantum tunneling in 2D materials and creating tiny, power-saving memristive switches for 6G, they're building the foundation for smaller, smarter future tech. #NUSImpact
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Why are some people less sensitive to alcohol? An NUS study isolated the role of the chrna3 gene in drinking behaviour, paving the way for personalised addiction treatments. #NUSImpact #NUSResearch

We are leaning on a handful of tech giants more than ever. An NUS-led paper examines how big tech firms increasingly influence public debate, policy design and government decisions across sectors and borders. #NUSImpact #NUSResearch

What if your sleeve could be a touchscreen? An NUS team developed a fibre that functions as pixels & senses touch, creating the world’s first touchscreen built into a garment. With AI, it could enable personalised health monitoring, feedback & assistance.
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Researchers at NUS Medicine have developed a liver-targeted RNA therapy that reduces ceramide production, the metabolic driver of MASH. This treatment could potentially offer a more precise and safer alternative to current systemic drugs. #NUSImpact  #NUSResearch