• Design and investigation of block copolymers for dispersion of carbon nanotubes in polymer matrices 

  Liu, Chengyin (2018-07-27)

  Single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWNTs) are promising nanofillers for synthesizing lightweight, strong polymeric nanocomposites because of their large aspect ratios, low densities, and exceptional mechanical, electrical, ...

• Understanding and unlocking the potential of graphene oxide nanosheets as antibacterial agents 

  Karahan, H. Enis (2018-07-12)

  Past research revealed the antibacterial behavior of nanocarbons. However, the mechanisms of nanocarbons’ bacterial inhibition actions are not entirely clear, and both the toxicity concerns and performance issues remain. ...

• Engineering escherichia coli for nanoparticle synthesis and targeting of colon cancer 

  Pasula, Rupali Reddy (2018)

  The past decade and a half stands witness to a remarkable growth in the techniques of forward genetic engineering in living organisms, thereby engendering synthetic biology as a major player in disease diagnosis and treatment ...

• Development of novel polymers for acoustic gelation 

  Smrithi, Hariharaputran (2018-06-18)

  Chronic venous disease is a prevalent type of vascular disease occurring mainly in the limbs. Though not fatal, it can cause severe pain and discomfort in the patients. Current treatment methods ranging from invasive ...

• Fabrication and characterization of magnetic scaffolds in bone tissue engineering 

  Chia, Amanda (2018-06-18)

  Magnetic scaffolds gained much popularity for tissue repair in the recent years. Here we focus on magnetic nanocomposite scaffolds made of poly-(caprolactone) (PCL), tri- calcium phosphate (TCP) and Iron Oxide magnetic ...

• Identification of novel melanocyte targeting peptides based on T lymphocytes 

  Kaur, Satpreet (2018)

  Hyperpigmentation is a problem that still exists today despite the presence of numerous effective drugs available in the market. Even with such drug solutions available, the problem arises with the efficient delivery of ...

• Hydrogel vascularization through co-culture of MSCs and HUVECs in gelatin-based porous hydrogels 

  Soh, Wen Jing (2018-06-11)

  Tissue engineering is a widely recognized and promising technology used for regenerative medicine. Engineered tissue requires sufficient transport of oxygen and nutrients through vascular networks therefore it requires ...

• Electrochemical immunosensor for detection of cancer biomarkers based on porous graphene 

  Ng, Kwan Sing (2018-06-11)

  With the rising population of biosensing-related research, demands for biosensors with superior sensitivity and selectivity are increasing exponentially. Materials with large surface area are able to improve the sensitive ...

• Bio-inspired ternary artificial nacre nanocomposites based on nanoclay/polymer matrix/graphene oxide with optimal balance of strength and toughness 

  Han, Jian Teng (2018-06-07)

  Natural nacre has an ordered layered structure made of mainly inorganic calcium carbonate platelets highly arranged in an organic protein matrix, which exhibits high mechanical properties. This report aims to fabricate ...

• Fluorescent and magnetic nanoparticles for bacteria detection and separation 

  Phang, Sophia Xue Hui (2018-06-05)

  The study of microarrays has become a major tool for wide spectrum of chemical and biomedical applications and was implemented in diverse fields extending from fundamental genomic study to clinical analysis. Currently, ...

• Tissue imaging using nonlinear laser scanning microscope 

  Lam, Edward Jin Cheong (2018-06-05)

  The human eye consists of many complex layers and microstructures that interact with one another to bring about vision. Recently, there is a need to visualize the various components inside the eye to help in the ...

• Investigate the interaction of cationic polymers with bacteria through ITC 

  Yip, Feng Kai (2018-06-05)

  In order for cationic antimicrobial beta ( β) peptides to become a major force in tackling the problems of infectious disease that are caused by bacteria and virus, extensive studies and experiments have to be conducted ...

• Tissue imaging using nonlinear laser scanning microscope 

  Tay, Kenneth ZiHan (2018-06-05)

  The importance for a fast and efficient imaging technique is essential today for imaging of biological tissues. From retinal diseases and disorders such as Retinal Vein Occlusion, Diabetic Retinopathy, and Retinal Tear or ...

• Investigation on the stability, microstructure, and rheology of E2 protein-stabilised pickering emulsion gel 

  Ariyani, Novenia Oerip (2018-06-05)

  Rheology properties of structured fluids, such as emulsion, are closely associated with their microstructure arrangements. Investigation of the rheology behaviour and microstructure of emulsion system provides a more ...

• Microbubble flotation device for the capturing and culturing of H. Pylori from contaminated samples 

  Ng, Lucas Jia Yang (2018-06-05)

  Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) infects half the world’s population. Peptic and duodenal ulcers developed within infected individuals increases the risk of colon cancer. Our current methods in diagnosing the strain of H. ...

• Size controlled synthesis of compact plasmonic blackbodies and a comparative study of wavelengthdependent photothermal therapy 

  Oh, Wei Jian (2018-06-05)

  This report provides an overview on metal nanoparticles exhibit interesting plasmonic properties, which can be controlled by their sizes and shapes. Metal nanostructures have been widely used for biosensors because their ...

• Developing ultrasound-responsive and drug delivery nanoparticles for acoustic implantation 

  Chen, Jia Yi (2018-06-05)

  Atherosclerotic lesions that leads to stroke and acute myocardial infarction remains an issue without a perfect cure. This project focuses on targeted therapy for atherosclerosis, which is achieved using ultrasound-induced ...

• Stimulus-responsive deformation mechanisms of GMHA-based hydrogel systems for 4D printing 

  Tay, Jie Hao (2018-06-05)

  Tissue engineering often encounters with invasive issue between biomedical devices and host system where innovative solution has been developed to minimize the adverse effect of material while providing engineered cues to ...

• Electrochemical scrutinizing techniques on initial development of pseudomonas aeruginosa strain (PAO1) biofilms 

  Foo, Yu Hao (2018-06-04)

  Bacteria are ubiquitous, forming biofilms on nearly any surface in an aqueous environment. The accumulation of biofilms on the surface of industrial equipment is natural yet often detrimental. In clinical settings, biofilms ...

• Photobiomodulation of in-vitro cell culture using light emitting diodes (LEDs) 

  Prabhu, Akshaya (2018-06-04)

  Photobiomodulation has emerged as a form of alternative medicine through the therapeutic application of light, in the form of lasers and LEDs. This non-invasive approach has been used in many clinical applications to repair ...

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