Humanities and Society Big Tech Doesn’t Just Build the Tools. It Shapes the Rules New NUS-led paper suggests big tech is becoming a powerful new kind of policy actor – shaping public debate, policy design and government decisions across sectors and borders. Read feature →
Advanced Materials Do These Batteries Have the Power To Challenge the Lithium-Ion Reign? Zinc metal batteries are safe, cheap, and green. But to become true market heavyweights, they need a major upgrade in energy density. Read feature →
Health and Biomedical Sciences Lymphatic Gridlock: Cholesterol in Lymphoedema Progression New research suggests cholesterol clearance as a potential therapeutic strategy for lymphoedema Read feature →
AI and Digital Trust Forget Cell Towers. Tomorrow’s Base Station May Be Outside Your Window The base stations of the future may be spread out across the city, with antenna subarrays adapting their positions throughout the day to user traffic patterns. Read feature →
Advanced Materials MOF Membranes Could Slash Industry Energy Use – If They Leave the Lab NUS researchers bring MOF membranes closer to industrial reality by rethinking how their crystals form. Read feature →