Faculty of Science
Department of Biological Sciences
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NUS Young Researcher Award 2009
Markus Wenk
NUS Young Investigator Award
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Xu Jian
Emeritus Professor 2009
Hew Choy Leong
Outstanding Partner in Research Award 2009
William Chia
(Adjunct Professor, DBS and Temasek Senior Investigator,
Temasek Life Sciences Laboratory)
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$10m gift for
natural history museum Offer
A $10 million gift has just
come in from an undisclosed donor, giving a big boost
to the fund-raising efforts spearheaded by NUS' department
of biological sciences.
>> ST
Sunday 24 Jan 2010 |
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Scientists Find
Flower Power
NUS researchers Assistant Professor
Liou Yih Cherng, Associate Professor Yang Daiwen and
Associate Professor Yu demonstrate what they can do
with the discovery of the 'flower switch'. The plant
on the right is in its natural state, while the plant
in the middle had the switch turned on. The plant on
the left had the switch turned off, resulting in particularly
abundant leaves. >> ST
16 Jan 2010, CNA
News 18 Jan 2010 |
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The Venom Doctor
In today's edition of
Tabla! (Fri, 8 Jan 2010), there was an article featuring Professor
Manjunatha Kini, NUS Department of Biological Sciences,
who was a world-renowned expert in the field of snake
toxins. It was mentioned that Prof Kini began
working in the field of snake toxins since he started his PhD work at the University
of Mysore in 1979, a field which no researcher in his university had embarked
upon. Prof Kini's journey to unravel the mysteries of snake toxin took
him to Japan as a post-doctoral fellow in Fukuoka's Kyushu University. The
article also mentioned that Prof Kini had been averaging about one patent a
year after joining NUS and he had 20 patents to his credit-all in protein
chemistry. >>pdf |
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