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Latest News
07
Dec
Congratulations A/Prof Ho Han Kiat on receiving the Outstanding Educator Award at the University Awards 2020!
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25
Nov
Dr Shruti Bhatt’s paper on how leukemia (AML) cells gain resistance to BCL-2 inhibitor, venetoclax was published in Cancer Cell recently.
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28
Sep
Congratulations to our alumnus, Dr Hiew Tze Ning who won the IPEC Patrick DeLuca Emerging Researcher Award!
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28
Sep
Congratulations to Dr Han Zhe and Dr Yau Wai Ping on receiving the NUS Annual Teaching Excellence Award (ATEA) for AY 2018/2019!
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17
Sep
Dr Yap Kai Zhen was featured in an interview with 8world News on 16 September 2020 to discuss the factors that could influence accurate temperature taking.
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16
Sep
Congratulations Prof Eric Chan and his research group on winning the Simcyp Academic Award 2020 under the category of Most Informative Scientific Report (Joint Runner-Up)!
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09
Sep
Congratulations to Year 3 Pharmacy student, Rustam Shariq Mujtaba and his team for clinching the top prize in the Open Category and also the People’s Choice award in this year’s Medical Grand Challenge!
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28
Aug
Congratulations to A/Prof Rajamani Lakshminarayanan on receiving the SingHealth Duke-NUS COVID-19 Innovation Grant for project titled “Rational design of anti-infective personal protective nanofibers in the COVID-19 era”.
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19
Aug
Congratulations to Assistant Professor Brandon Morinaka and his team, on the publication of the article titled “Post-translational formation of strained cyclophanes in bacteria” in Nature Chemistry!
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