UNIGE and NTU Singapore scientists find that silencing bacteria can worsen heart infections

by Ivan Tan | Feb 23, 2026 | In the Media, Featured

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

by Ivan Tan | May 28, 2026 | In the Media, Featured

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

by Ivan Tan | Mar 12, 2026 | In the Media, Featured

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...

Asians made humanity’s longest prehistoric migration and shaped the genetic landscape in the Americas

by admin_bluecube | May 16, 2025 | In the Media, Featured

Asians made humanity’s longest prehistoric migration and shaped the genetic landscape in the Americas GenomeAsia100K study showed that early Asians travelled over 20,000km from North Asia to South America Share: Congratulations to SCELSE researchers and the...

Global Challenges and Microbial Biofilms: Setting Future Research, Innovation, and Policy Agendas

by admin_bluecube | Jul 18, 2024 | In the Media, Featured

Global Challenges and Microbial Biofilms: Setting Future Research, Innovation, and Policy Agendas Share: credit: E.Coli ©2017 CBE-MSU, L. Lorenz. In the Media, Featured 18 Jul 2024 PRESS RELEASE In a significant step towards addressing the global challenges posed by...

Human migration in SE Asia is driven by sea-level rise, impacting genetic ancestry

by admin_bluecube | Feb 7, 2023 | In the Media, Featured

Human migration in SE Asia is driven by sea-level rise, impacting genetic ancestry Share: In the Media, Featured 07 Feb 2023 NEWS RELEASE  Singapore, 7 Feb 2023 Prehistoric human migration in Southeast Asia driven by sea-level rise, NTU Singapore study reveals-...