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Responsible stewardship over ultrathin materi

<p style="text-align:justify"><em>Riding the momentum of the environment-aware agenda, SUTD researchers were part of an international collaboration that developed a sustainable approach to discover and identify materials for next-generation electronics.</em></p>

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Responsible Management in Ultrathin Materials Research

Responsible Management in Ultrathin Materials Research
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Responsible stewardship over ultrathin materials research

Responsible stewardship over ultrathin materials research
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Researchers propose a framework for responsible stewardship over ultrathin materials research

Researchers propose a framework for responsible stewardship over ultrathin materials research
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Filtration and Separation - Singapore startup and scientists make large-scale clean water production more affordable for developing nations

Singapore water technology startup Atera Water and scientists from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) and the Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) have developed a new more affordable type of membrane-based water filtration system for large-scale clean water production.

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