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Prof Seeram
participation in ASEAN COST+3: New Energy Forum for
Sustainable Environment (NEFSE), 25 - 27 May 2008.
More than 100 delegates from 13 countries gathered together
and discussed the Human Capacity Building and Collaboration
among ASEAN COST+3 member countries toward the New Energy
Initiatives.
 
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Building the ideal research eco-system
(by Koh Eng Beng, 30 May 2008)
“I see my new role as Vice
President (Research Strategy) at NUS, a match-maker to match
our researchers’ interests with opportunities in Singapore
and around the world,” said Prof Seeram. “For researchers to
excel, they need resources, funding, infrastructure, and
conducive research and innovation policies and initiatives
so that they can pursue the kind of research questions they
want to.” For a start, Prof Seeram will be looking to raise
the overall quality and impact of research across all
disciplines, before identifying niche areas to build peaks
of excellence. To do that, he will continue to engage in
research work in the laboratory – to better understand the
evolving challenges on the ground.
http://newshub.nus.edu.sg/ke/0710/articles/pg15.htm (pdf
version)
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Professor Seeram Ramakrishna is awarded the
prestigious Yangtze Chair
Professorship award under Yangtze Scholar programme
(Distinguished Visiting Professor) in China.
The Chang Jiang (Yangtze) Chair
Professorship is awarded competitively to recognize
internationally renowned scholars in a specific area of
expertise and to foster international collaboration with an
institution of higher education in China.Only about a hundred
Chang Jiang Scholars and Professors are appointed in the whole
Mainland China each year.
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Assoc Prof George Zhao
with interview
on the fast moving front of materials in July 07 by
Thomson Essential Science Indicators
http://www.esi-topics.com/fmf/2007/july07-GeorgeZhao.html
(18 Aug 2007)
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Collaboration Papers with
MIT
and Institut Pasteur on malaria has been accepted for
publication by PNAS.
J.P. Mills, M. Diez-Silva, D.J. Quinn, M. Dao, K.S.W. Tan,
C.T. Lim, G. Milon, P.H. David, O. Mercereau-Puijalon, S.
Bonnefoy, S. Suresh . Effect of plasmodial RESA protein
on deformability of human red blood cells harboring
Plasmodium falciparum ,
PNAS,
2007. (in press).
(26 Apr 2007)
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Presentation from Dialogue Session with NUS Researchers on
Nanomaterials - Safety and Health issues, organized
by Office of Safety, Health and Environment on 03 Apr 2007.
Article
(03 Apr 2007)
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The team from
NUSNNI and Physics (X.N. Xie, H.J. Chung, C.H. Sow and A.T.S.
Wee) has published a review paper entitled “Nanoscale
materials patterning and engineering by atomic force
microscopy nanolithography” in
Materials Science and Engineering: R: Reports
Volume 54, Issues 1-2, Pages 1-48 (1 November 2006);
this journal ranks third (Impact Factor 10.517) in the
subject category of Materials Science (JCR 2005).”
Article
(24 Jan 2007)
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UCLA’s Fraser Stoddart adds Knight Bachelor to
his List of Honors
Article
(30 Dec 2006)
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ASEAN Outstanding Engineering Achievement Award
2006 - Professor
Seeram
Ramakrishna
Link:
http://203.116.91.118/ies.org.sg/pageview.php?page_id=145
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(05 Dec 2006)
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NUS is ranked 25th
for Research Papers on Nano Science in the World
Article
(30 Oct 2006)
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Nanofiber R&D News Articles
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‘Building
a better gas mask with unique nanofibres’
(The Straits Times – 16 June 2006)
newspaper version
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‘NUS
researchers develop nanofiber filter for bio-chemical defence’
(Channel NewsAsia – 15 June 2006)
website version
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‘Nanofibre
technology coming your way’
(Today – 16 June 2006)
newspaper version
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‘Lian
He Zhao Bao Article’
(16 June 2006)
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‘My
Paper Article’
(16 June 2006)
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‘Detoxifying
Nerve Agents Using Functionalized Polymer Nanofiber Membranes’
(10 July 2006)
PDF version
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Article featured in
Nanowerk for Professor Seeram
Ramakrishna's paper, titled 'Functionalized polymer
nanofibre membranes for protection from chemical warfare
stimulants’.
http://www.nanowerk.com/spotlight/spotid=555.php
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Article
featured in Nanowerk for Dr Sow Chorng Haur's paper,
titled 'Multiwalled Carbon Nanotubes Beaded with ZnO
Nanoparticles for Ultrafast Nonlinear Optical Switching'.
http://www.nanowerk.com/spotlight/spotid=338.php
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Insead InnovAsia News
http://www.inseadinnovasia.com/inseadinnovasia/
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Unleashing the
Bionanotechnology talent.
(Asia.internet.com., Nanotech News section, 11 June 2002)
Optical Tweezers Provide New Insights into Malaria-Infected Red
Blood Cells.
(Innovation Magazine, September 2003)
NUS staff bid to crack malaria mystery.
(Straits Times, Science and Tech section, 14 August 2003)
New frontiers, Documentary, Singapore.
(Channel i, 28 April 2004)
MIT Tech Talk news, "Team engineers cell-deforming technique to
help understand
malaria" , vol 49, issue13, 15 December 2004.
Bleach damages teeth? (English translation) , (Chinese version)
(Lianhe Zaobao, Section 1, 8 October 2004)
Asia Pacific Biotech (Special Issue - Bioengineering in
Asia-Pacific), "Single cell mechanics & its connection to human
diseases", vol. 9, No. 14, July 2005.
NUS Knowledge Enterprise, "Malaria paper by Bioengineering and
Microbiology researchers win outstanding award", vol. 4, no. 9,
April 2005.
Nanotools study disease in single cells.
(Materials Today, pg 15, February 2005)
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NUSNNI articles in
TOP5 Hottest Articles within the Subject
Chemical Engineering
Effects of particle size and surface coating on cellular uptake
of polymeric nanoparticles for oral delivery of anticancer drugs
• Article
Biomaterials, Volume 26, Issue 15, Pages 2713-2722
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NUSNNI articles in
TOP5 Hottest Articles within the journal
Biomaterials
Effects of particle size and surface coating on cellular uptake
of polymeric nanoparticles for oral delivery of anticancer drugs
Biomaterials, Volume 26, Issue 15, Pages 2713-2722
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R & D Asia
- Singapore's Thriving Nanotech, Aug 2005, Vol.
1, No. 1
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NUSNNI articles in
TOP25 Hottest Articles within the journal
Biomaterials
Electrospinning of nano/micro scale poly(l-lactic acid) aligned
fibers and their potential in neural tissue engineering
Biomaterials, Volume 26, Issue 15, Pages 2603-2610
Guided bone regeneration membrane made of
polycaprolactone/calcium carbonate composite nano-fibers
Biomaterials, Volume 26, Issue 19, Pages 4139-4147
Surface engineering of electrospun polyethylene terephthalate
(PET) nanofibers towards development of a new material for blood
vessel engineering
Biomaterials, Volume 26, Issue 15, Pages 2527-2536
- Nanotechnology Articles on
AZoNano.com
Website.
- Article featured in
Small
Times -
Matt Kelly
;
Singapore's Tech Goals Unite School,
Industry,
Small Times 24 May 2005.
- Fast Breaking Paper of Co-Director
of NUSNNI Reviewed:
http://esi-topics.com/fbp/2005/april05-SeeramRamakrishna.html
- Paper featured in
Nature -
LAY-LAY CHUA et al.; General observation of n-type field-effect behaviour in organic semiconductors,
Nature March 2005,194
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Editors's choice - Paper featured in the journal cover:- Wei Chen;Kian Ping Loh et al.; AFM Study of Hexagonal BN Film Growth on 6H - SIC (0001),
Physical Status Solidi (a) 2005, 202, No.1, 37.
- Straits Times Article - (Small) Size Matters, 27 Jan 2005
- Editor's Choice - Paper featured
in journal cover :
Wei Chen;
Kian Ping Loh et al.; AFM Study of Hexagonal BN Film Growth on
6H - SIC (0001),
Physical Status
Solidi (a) 2005, 202, No. 1, 37.
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Tech Pioneer Article
... Meet the 2005 Tech Pioneers, strikingly original
thinkers who are breaking ground in biotech treatments for
disease and in wireless wizardry
by Mark Halper
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Chemical & Engineering News NanoFocus: Image of the Month
October ...
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Nano
Letters Volume 4
Issue 10; Article: Self-assembled Growth of Coaxial Crystalline
Nanowires; Authors: Ghim W.
Ho, Andrew SW Wong, Andrew TS Wee, and Mark E
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- Singapore ranked 17 out
of the 20 countries, in the first eight months of 2004, who has
contributed the most research papers in the field of
nanotechnology.
Nature. Vol 18. Issue 18. 10. Sep 27, 2004 The
(Scientific) Wealth of Nations.
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Nanotechnology may be next big thing for Singapore.
Scientists here say future lies in building things at atomic
level, like minuscule robots:
by Chang Ai lien
- Mega Step for Nano Initiative - NUS positions itself at
nanotechnology frontier
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NUS
Knowledge Enterprise online by Juat Leng Halliday
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Nano may well be the next
big thing - Nasa's award-winning nanotechnology expert Dr
Meyyappan speaks about the promises it holds
(extracted from news articles,
TODAY, September 7, 2004). More
details.
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University of Oxford
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Nanoscience Centre at University of Cambridge -
Nanoscience Laboratory
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National
Nanotechnology Initiative -
for nanotechnology research related news.
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The
National Science Foundation
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The
IWGN Workshop Report (Nanotechnology Research Directions)
A great summary of present and future
nanotechnology research.
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The
Institute of Nanotechnology -
has a lot of good information and articles.
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The
Internet Resource -
for Nanoscience & Nanotechnology in Switzerland and others
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Nano
Wafer Level Packaging
An International Research and Educational Collaboration between
NUS; Institute of Microelectronics, Singapore and Georgia Tech
Packaging Research Center, USA.
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NASA's
Office of Aerospace Technology
has created seven University Research, Engineering and Technology
Institutes. In a sign of the times, four of these are assigned
nano or bionano roles.
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U.S.
Commerce Department is bullish on nanotechnology.
The US government's enthusiasm for nanotech shows no sign of
waning. Small Times take a look.
- The
review of the National Nanotechnology Initiative, USA by the
National Research Council is out, and the comments are interesting.
Refer to
Small
Times for a thorough coverage or
UPI
for a brief one.
- The
annual meeting of Cornell's Nanobiotechnology Center is entitled
"Nanobiotechnology.
Moving into the future.", so you can guess what it's
all about.
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Singapore,
Asia-Pacific Push Nanotechnology
and
Asian
Manufacturing Could Help Nanotech Start-Ups.
- Researchers
in Arizona are looking at using microtubules (tiny tubes used
for transport and structure in cells) to grow microchips, or
at least the connections on them. Covered at:
e4engineering.com,
Newsfactor.com
and
Newswise.
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Converging
Technologies for Improving Human Performance: Nanotechnology,
Biotechnology, Information Technology and Cognitive Science.
- National
Science Foundation (NSF):
Merged
science promises golden age.
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NSF
announces new funding for nano research, education.
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Nanotech
hype and investment
This article tells us in an authoritative tone that nanotech
is seeing a backlash following an over-hyped investment fad.
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NanoBio
names new board member
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