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Parkinson’s Foundation Fellowship

7 August 2020 | Shujun CAI, currently a postdoctoral fellow at Yale University and formerly Dr Lu Gan’s PhD student,…
PhD student receives award from the Society for the Study of Evolution for research on butterfly wing scales

30 July 2020 | Ms Seah Kwi Shan, a final-year PhD candidate mentored by Assistant Professor Vinod Kumar Saranathan, researched…
Biotech can save the Horseshoe Crab – video featuring Ding Jeak Ling

14 July 2020 | Prof Ding Jeak Ling’s research on rFC was featured in this video.
Prof Paul Matsudaira Awarded Emeritus Professorship 2020

14 July 2020 | The prestigious Emeritus Professorship award is conferred to full professors on retirement in recognition of their…
DBS E-Engagement Event 2020

24 April 2020 | Since 2016, the Departments at Faculty of Science (FoS) would host half-day engagement events in April…
Renowned Singaporean conservation scientist joins NUS

1 April 2020 | Professor Koh Lian Pin, an award-winning conservation scientist, joins NUS Biological Sciences to start a new…
Over 60 per cent of Myanmar’s mangroves deforested in the last 20 years

The research, led by Associate Professor Edward Webb and Mr Jose Don De Alban, was published online in the journal Environmental…
Substantial mangrove deforestation in Myanmar

A/P Edward Webb found that more than 60% of the mangrove cover in Myanmar had been converted to agricultural and…
10 new bird taxa in little-explored islands of Wallacea

The results of the study, which were published in the journal Science on 9 January 2020, provide evidence that our…
NUS Holds First Amgen Scholars Asia Symposium in Singapore

The first Amgen Scholars Asia Symposium was held in NUS from August 3 – 4, 2019. Hosted by the Amgen…
Critically endangered monkey that calls S’pore home

A research co-led by Dr Andie Ang of the Evolutionary Biology Laboratory at the Dept of Biological Sciences at NUS Faculty of Science showed that the black-and-white Raffles’ banded langur, is not only critically endangered in Singapore, it may be threatened with extinction globally too.
Timothy Saunders selected as EMBO Global Investigator

Asst. Prof. Timothy Saunders, MBI Principal Investigator and Department of Biological Sciences, NUS has been selected to join the European Molecular Biology Organisation (EMBO) Global Investigator Network. This new EMBO Programme, launched in 2019, aim to identify and support the next generation of scientific leaders that have started their laboratories in EMBC Associate Member States or in a country or territory covered by a cooperation agreement with EMBC

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