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Giving bacteria an electrifying boost for chemical production

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NUS I-FIM researchers have amplified a bacteria’s capacity to harness electricity by introducing a novel helper molecule, COE-NDI, improving its ability to catalyse chemical transformations. Researchers from the Institute for Functional Intelligent Materials (I-FIM) at the National University of Singapore (NUS) have given bacteria a synthetic boost, transforming them into more efficient factories for converting …

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Tailor-made 2D materials became closer with the new machine learning algorithm developed at NUS

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A team at NUS Institute for Functional Intelligent Materials, together with international collaborators, developed a machine learning approach for fast and data-efficient prediction of properties of defects in 2D materials . 2D materials offer exciting opportunities as building blocks for new electronic devices, such as bendable screens, efficient solar panels, and high-resolution cameras. Imperfections and …

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