UNIGE and NTU Singapore scientists find that silencing bacteria can worsen heart infections In infectious disease research, disrupting bacterial communication is widely considered beneficial. A study by UNIGE and NTU Singapore shows this is not always true. Share:...
SCELSE at NTU and Imperial scientists uncover how bacteria load toxins into microscopic molecular speargun Finding paves the way for future therapeutics that could disarm bacteria with similar attack mechanisms Share: (L-R) SCELSE Research Director, NTU Prof Alain...
SCELSE Researchers Uncover How Bacteria Suppress Immune Defences in Stubborn Wound Infections Share: (L-R) Dr Ronni da Silva, SCELSE-NTU Visiting Researcher and Research Scientist at SMART AMR IRG, and Prof Kimberly Kline, SCELSE-NTU Visiting Academic, Principal...
In Memoriam - Remembering Professor Yehuda Cohen (1946 – 2026) Share: Featured 25 Feb 2026 In memoriam Remembering Professor Yehuda Cohen (1946 – 2026)SCELSE Co-founder and Deputy Director (2011 – 2018) It is with profound sadness that we mourn the passing of our...
In memoriam Professor Peer Bork Share: Featured 19 Jan 2026 In memoriam Professor Peer Bork The SCELSE community acknowledges with profound sadness the passing of Professor Peer Bork, who died of natural causes on 16 January 2026. As we mourn this immense loss, our...
