SCELSE and Temasek Polytechnic scientists replace fishmeal in aquaculture with microbial protein derived from soybean processing wastewater Successful fish growth performance is a breakthrough for waste-to-resource approach to tackling food security and ensuring...
SCELSE research reveals non-antibiotic strategy to help diabetic wounds heal Published in Science Advances, the study highlights a new non-antibiotic strategy to combat chronic wound infections linked to diabetes Share: (L-R): SCELSE Visiting Academic & University...
SCELSE-NTU Researchers Set Sail on OceanX Expedition Exploring the hidden microbial world of the eastern Indian Ocean’s seamounts Share: SCELSE-NTU team (L-R) Dr Jeslyn Poo, Dr Yvonne Hii and A/Prof Janelle Thompson at the official launch of the OceanXplorer on 4 Oct...
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...
