Research Overview
As a research-intensive university, NTU has a vibrant research culture and environment. It has established a global reputation in fields such as biomedical engineering, clean energy, advanced materials and environment, intelligent systems, and nanotechnology.
To consolidate and further advance our research standing and capabilities, NTU College of Science (CoS) has identified niche areas of research and innovation strength; and actively facilitating and encouraging interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary research, recruiting and retaining talents, and strengthening partnerships with world leading institutions and industry partners.
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School of Chemistry, Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology
CCEB conducts research into a broad spectrum of topics in chemistry, chemical engineering, food science, biomedical technology, and other fields. Our facilities are equipped with state-of-the-art equipment, which are also available for use by other researchers in NTU and elsewhere. We are constantly striving to maintain an intellectually stimulating environment to foster world-class research.
Research News & Highlights
Realising a polariton condensate in a synthetic moiré superlattice
Nanyang Assistant Professor Su Rui and and his team at SPMS have demonstrated that closely analogous effects occur at room temperature in a system of so-called exciton-polaritons excited in a synthetic bilayer system realized in a semiconductor chip.
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RNA Discovery Offers Hope Against Drug-Resistant Multiple Myeloma
Researchers from SBS have made a breakthrough in understanding why some multiple myeloma patients stop responding to treatment. Their study, published in Nature Communications, identifies a novel long non-coding RNA that helps cancer cells survive chemotherapy, opening new avenues for potential therapies.
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How a Cell Surface Sensor Could Stop Deadly Fungal Infections
Scientists from CCEB have found a potential new way to treat fungal infections. While studying the biological mechanisms of the fungus Candida albicans, the team discovered a protein sensor on its cell surface that can be targeted to prevent this normally harmless organism from becoming dangerous.
Read moreList of facilities in CoS
| School | Facilities open to the public | Facilities for internal use |
| ASE | - | Click here |
| CCEB | Click here | Click here |
| SBS | Click here | Click here |
| SPMS | Click here | Click here |
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