Research

CA2DM researchers have created a new class of intelligent materials. It has the structure of a two-dimensional (2D) material, but behaves like an electrolyte – and could be a new way to deliver drugs within the body.

In the Nature Index 2021 Materials Science supplement published on 30 June 2021, NUS was placed 7th in the world for its materials science research output. NUS is the only university from Singapore in the Top 10 of the Index.

Congratulations to our Long Service Awardees!
The Long Service Awards were presented to employees in recognition for their valued contributions and dedicated service to NUS.

Researchers from NUS have been placed among the world’s most highly cited. This is according to the newly unveiled list of Highly Cited Researchers™ 2020 by Clarivate.

CA2DM introduces “CA2DM Homely Atmosphere Online Seminars (CHAOS)” To keep our minds active and healthy during this lockdown period, Centre…

Researchers at NUS Physics, CA2DM and Materials Science and Engineering have created the world’s first atomically thin amorphous carbon film….

NUS researchers among the world’s most influential scientific minds. A total of 27 NUS researchers were named in the global…

In less than 10 years, the Centre for Advanced 2D Materials, initially known as Graphene Research Centre, published over 1000…

CA2DM researchers, in collaboration with researchers from the Materials Project and using resources from Singapore’s National Supercomputing Centre, have created…

Abstract: The family of 2D and layered materials has been expanding rapidly for more than a decade. Within this large…