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Prof Atul Parikh, Lead for the IDMxS Detection Cluster, published a News & Views article in Nature Chemical Engineering on 25 July. Prof Parikh’s piece, titled “Controlling transport across artificial cell membranes,” delves into groundbreaking research on the dynamic interactions between oil droplets and liposomal membranes, exploring new mechanisms for molecular transport in synthetic cells. In the…

Many congratulations to Professor Chwee Teck (C.T.) Lim, who has been named a Fellow of The Royal Society, one of the highest honours in the scientific community. As a Principal Investigator at IDMxS, Prof Lim’s work integrates digital and biological sciences, leveraging AI and machine learning to revolutionise diagnostics and health. His dedication and achievements…

We are thrilled to announce a new chapter in IDMxS as we welcome Professor Guillermo Carlos Bazan, a renowned chemist and materials scientist who is Provost’s Chair Professor at the National University of Singapore (NUS), as our new Centre Director! Prof Bazan succeeds Prof Jay T Groves, Founding Director of IDMxS, who left Nanyang Technological…

Spider-silk inspired electrode offers new possibilities for the next generation of biomedical devices

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IDMxS, launched by Education Minister Chan Chun Sing, is supported with a total investment of around S$160 million over 10 years, comprising S$94 million from the Singapore Ministry of Education. IDMxS aims to advance the science behind analysing biomolecules through the use of digital molecular analytics, a new field of science that can detect, identify,…