by Ivan Tan | Jul 24, 2023 | In the Media, Featured
Supporting hawksbill turtles’ conservation through DNA analysis Share: In the Media, Featured 24 Jul 2023 (L-R): SCELSE PI, Assistant Professor Kim Hie Lim and Regine Tiong, PhD student at SCELSE’s Population Genetics and Wildlife Conservation group, at...
by Tasfia Ummi | Jul 17, 2023 | Featured
SCELSE PhD student unleashes nature’s secret to supercharge crops with sulphur Share: Featured 17 Jul 2023 Agriculture has recently emerged as the largest contributor to the ‘sulphur footprint’, surpassing industrial emissions. Overuse of sulphur...
by Tasfia Ummi | May 31, 2023 | Featured
SCELSE business development team to propel SCELSE’s impact forward Share: The new SCELSE Business Development & Partnerships team: (L-R) Prof Staffan Kjelleberg, Dr Maria Yung and Michel Birnbaum Featured 31 May 2023 From lab to market – this significant stage has...
by Tasfia Ummi | May 16, 2023 | Featured
Welcoming Mr Loh Khum Yean, SCELSE’s new Governing Board chair Share: From left to right: Professor Alain Filloux, SCELSE centre director; Mr Loh Khum Yean, SCELSE Governing Board chair; Professor Staffan Kjelleberg, SCELSE adviser, Professor Stephan Schuster,...
by Tasfia Ummi | Mar 29, 2023 | Featured
Tribute to our beloved Dr Jamie Hinks (SCELSE Principal Research Fellow) Share: Featured 29 Mar 2023 Related News SCELSE Scientists impress at NTU Service Week with game-changing research for sustainability 28 February 2023 More Human migration in SE Asia is driven by...
by Tasfia Ummi | Feb 28, 2023 | Featured
SCELSE Scientists impress at NTU Service Week with game-changing research for sustainability Share: Featured 28 Feb 2023 Who would have thought that soybean-processed wastewater could be processed to produce microbial protein? And then converted into fish meal to grow...
