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A promising step towards the commercialization of lithium-sulfur batteries - a potential replacement for lithium-ion batteries which are plagued by safety issues.

Singapore Scientists Simplify Lithium-Sulfur Battery Production to Meet Future Energy Storage Needs Singapore scientists from NanoBio Lab (NBL) of A*STAR have developed a novel approach to prepare next-generation lithium-sulfur cathodes, which simplifies the typically time-consuming and complicated process for producing them. This represents a promising step towards the commercialization of lithiu...

Congratulations to Outstanding Mentor Dr Hongfang Lu!

NBL Researcher Hongfang Lu Wins Outstanding Mentor Award From MOE Congratulations to Dr. Hongfang Lu on winning the Outstanding Mentor Award from the Ministry of Education’s (MOE’s) Science Mentorship Programme (SMP).

Join us tomorrow for a seminar by Prof Paul Weiss, Editor-in-chief, ACS Nano

NanoBio Lab Presents... A Seminar by Prof Paul Weiss, ACS Nano Distinguished Professor, Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry and the Department of Materials Science & Engineering, UCLA

Congratulations to NBL's Prof Jackie Ying and Ms Noreena AbuBakar on Nano Today's new impact factor. The journal continues to rank among the top 10 in the world in three categories.

Nano Today Continues to Rank among World’s Most Influential Scientific Journals with New Impact Factor 17.753 Singapore-based

NanoBio Lab's Prof Jackie Ying on the teaching of STEM subjects: "When students can grasp the context of what they are learning and digest difficult topics, they will feel much more motivated to learn. It would be important to give students more opportunities to do experimental work. Such hands-on learning will give them a deeper appreciation of the physical context of the subjects in addition to just understanding them from a theoretical standpoint." Read more at https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/hub/leading-women/wanted-women-in-stem.

Wanted: Women in STEM
Read what Prof Jackie Ying and other thought leaders have to say about this topic at https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/hub/leading-women/wanted-women-in-stem

Congratulations Prof Jackie Ying, newly inducted Fellow of the US National Academy of Inventors!

Prof. Jackie Ying Inducted as US National Academy of Inventors Fellow NanoBio Lab congratulates our A*STAR Senior Fellow Professor Jackie Ying on being the first Singapore-based researcher to be inducted as a Fellow of the US National Academy of Inventors (NAI). She received this prestigious honor due to her outstanding contributions to innovative discovery and techno...

Happy birthday Prof Ying!

Happy birthday Prof Ying 🎂

IBN's green tea-based drug carrier that can improve liver cancer treatment was covered by Channel NewsAsia

Newly developed green tea-based drug carrier could treat liver cancer more effectively: A*STAR study SINGAPORE: Self-assembling drug carriers made from an antioxidant found in green tea and a liver cancer drug could be used to treat liver cancer more effectively, according to scientists from the Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology (IBN) of A*STAR. These drug carriers, called nanocarriers...