by BlueCube Media | Nov 23, 2021 | Featured
SCELSE in 3rd place in NOBIC Image Contest 2021 The special filamentous microbial species is taking up fluorescently active nanoplastic (50 µm) that is neither the general filamentous Chloroflexi (magenta) nor the Eubacteria (blue) Share: Choo Pei Yi, SCELSE research...
by BlueCube Media | Nov 11, 2021 | Featured
New SCELSE centre director Share: Featured 11 Nov 2021 Following a year-long global search, Prof Alain Filloux, chair of Molecular Microbiology research group and professor of molecular biology & microbiology at Imperial College London, has been named SCELSE’s...
by BlueCube Media | Mar 3, 2022 | Featured
SCELSE Centre Director in Clarivate Analytics’ 2020 list of Highly Cited Researchers Congratulations Prof Staffan Kjelleberg for having made it to the Clarivate Analytics’ 2020 list of Highly Cited Researchers in the filed of microbiology. Recognised for...
by BlueCube Media | Jan 18, 2022 | Featured
Regine’s quest to save the hawksbill turtles Having shared with The Straits Times on how she hopes to ensure the survivability of these sea turtles, Quorum gets up close & personal with Regine Tiong – a mission-driven SCELSE PhD student – to find out...
by BlueCube Media | Mar 22, 2022 | Featured
Uncovering multiple talents as an SG United Trainee Mohammed Imran – you may have seen him helping you out with IT issues, but did you know that he has an amazing talent in videography as well? Share: Imran (right) and Ivan Tan, senior executive,...
by BlueCube Media | Mar 22, 2022 | Featured
(Don’t) Look up – there are microbes in the sky! Scientists around the world have been studying climate change for decades, foretelling dire impacts on our ecosystems. For the first time, SCELSE scientists have shown that airborne microorganisms in...
