Daily Digest: Duke-NUS marks 20 years with transformative S$30m in philanthropic gifts and pledges to boost next-gen medical breakthroughs, and more .

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Monday, January 13, 2025

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Daily Update   View this email in your browser Press Releases  Events  Opportunities  More Press Releases Duke-NUS marks 20 years with transformative S$30m in philanthropic gifts and pledges to boost next-gen medical breakthroughs By Duke-NUS Medical School • The legacy of Duke-NUS' founding donor, the Estate of Khoo Teck Puat, continues with a transformative S$5.5 million gift towards research. • The HEAD Foundation steps up with a S$200,000 scholarship, underpinning Duke-NUS' commitment to developing medical expertise. T cells' capability to fully prevent acute viral infections opens new avenues for vaccine development By Duke-NUS Medical School Duke-NUS study findings challenge the longstanding reliance on neutralising antibodies for assessing viral immunity, and suggest that development of future vaccines must consider both antibody and T-cell responses for comprehensive protection. The important role of seemingly "lazy" electrons residing in magnetic materials By Ehime University Quantum criticality induced by "lazy" valence electrons Lingnan University in Hong Kong launches first four-day orientation programme to welcome 147 exchange students By Lingnan University (LU) To promote Hong Kong as an international hub for post-secondary education and enhance the "Study in Hong Kong" brand, Lingnan University in Hong Kong has organised a comprehensive four-day orientation programme for the first time ever specifically for the 147 inbound exchange students. New insights into acoustic bubbles give boost to future applications By Osaka Metropolitan University Key indicator for chemical activity, correlation between liquid and active bubbles generated clarified Clostridium innocuum, an opportunistic gut pathogen, inactivates host gut progesterone and arrest ovarian follicular development By National Taiwan University Gut microbe isolated from infertile women disrupts progesterone metabolism, lowering progesterone levels and impairing ovarian follicular development. See more Press Releases Join our community to post Press Releases Events ITEX 2025 12th Biologics World Taiwan 2025 Taiwan Biopharma Excellence Awards (TBEA) 2025 See more Events Join our community to post Events Opportunities Are you an inventor with a game-changing creation? Do you dream of seeing your ideas make a real-world impact? ITEX 2025 is your platform to shine. 27396 Research Fellow - Prof. Ashok Venkitaraman's Lab 27266 - Postdoctoral Fellowship Call for Papers for SEAMSJ Issues 7.1 "Crisis Communications & Reputation Management in Southeast Asia" Asia-Pacific Network for Global Change Research (APN)'s 2024 Call for Proposals Launch See more Opportunities Join our community to post Opportunities Asia Research News The Research Communication Experts OUR COMPLETE SOLUTION FOR RESEARCH COMMUNICATIONS Join our community Follow Asia Research News! Were you forwarded this email? SIGN UP HERE to receive our newsletter. Asia Research News BRINGING DISCOVERY TO LIGHT You are receiving this email because you have registered to receive information from Asia Research News, a ResearchSEA Limited Company. Daily email too often? You can change to weekly. MANAGE YOUR SUBSCRIPTION HERE Really don't want any more news updates? You can UNSUBSCRIBE here. Asia Research News Cambridge House Camboro Business Park, Girton Cambridge, Cambridgeshire CB3 0QH United Kingdom Add us to your address book Copyright © 2025 Asia Research News, All rights reserved.

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