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Found 513 articles associated to the institution The Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR).
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Getting smarter with water 20-November-2013
Understanding how hydration affects color-changing windows that optimize solar energy transmission can boost their efficiency and durability Read more of the article entitled 'Getting smarter with water' Solar cells step up 20-November-2013
Specially designed nanostructured materials can increase the light-absorbing efficiency of solar cells Palm oil waste put to work 20-November-2013
A recently isolated bacterial strain converts waste from palm oil production into industrially useful lactic acid Read more of the article entitled 'Palm oil waste put to work' Singapore-Finland Partnership to Develop Technology Capabilities for Manufacturing Factories of the Future 19-November-2013
Singapore, 19 Nov: Singapore’s SIMTech, a research institute of the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR), and the VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland inked a MoU to promote R&D in technology innovation and new capabilities development for the Factories of the Future. A*STAR Programme To Help Local SMEs Pursue Productivity Growth Through Technology 14-November-2013
On 12th November 2013, A*STAR officially launched the Technology Adoption Programme (TAP), its latest initiative to provide SMEs with greater accessibility to practical and affordable technology solutions to boost productivity |
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