Singapore scientists discover ‘future-proof’ method using bacteria to remove phosphorus from wastewater Share: In the Media 13 Jul 2022 NEWS RELEASE Singapore, 13 July 2022 Singapore scientists discover ‘future-proof’ method using bacteria to remove phosphorus from...
New “vertical map” of airborne microorganisms indicates how global warming will impact global ecosystems “Our research generated a comprehensive ‘vertical map’ of airborne microorganisms in the planet’s atmosphere,”said Prof Schuster, the study’s corresponding author....
(Don’t) look up – there are microbes in the sky! New “vertical map” of airborne microorganisms indicates how global warming will impact global ecosystems Share: In the Media 08 Feb 2022 SCELSE scientists at NTU have found that bacteria and fungi populate...
SCELSE propels marine science into its next phase Share: In the Media 20 Sep 2021 Marine science in Singapore is poised for greater impact – not just with climate change but with local solutions for global problems. Singapore can now leverage the outcomes of the...
Commentary: Don’t let wastewater go to waste Please, no pooh-poohing poo. At least that is what SCELSE Research Fellow Dr Anika Cokro would like readers of the local broadsheet The Straits Times to note. Share: SCELSE Research Fellow Dr Anika Cokro tell us why...
Using microbes against microplastics Share: Image Source In the Media 14 Feb 2021 The visual cliche of fishing up a ratty boot from the waters is possibly a little outdated during this time of a global COVID-19 pandemic. Instead, face masks are increasingly being...
