A*Star
Singapore invests S$37 billion in RIE2030 research plan; semiconductors, ageing among focus areas
Of this, S$3 billion will be set aside for two new research programmes
Stronger, tougher, cleaner: A*Star and local companies find new solutions in advanced manufacturing
Three new joint labs will develop new capabilities for high-value sectors such as aerospace and semiconductors
A*Star launches four joint research projects in aerospace and manufacturing with SAESL, Rolls-Royce and Singapore SMEs
Projects totalling S$55 million will develop innovations to strengthen Singapore’s aerospace and manufacturing sectors
A*Star partners alternative energy solutions firm Amogy to develop ammonia-to-power technologies
The tie-up will focus on the decarbonisation of Singapore’s data centre industry
Building the ‘iOS for healthcare’: Respiree’s mission to cut strain on nursing resources with smarter AI monitoring
The medtech startup’s wearable sensor devices and AI-powered platform are already in three markets
A*Star biotech spin-off Mirxes trims losses to US$28.4 million as top line grows
Higher revenue is driven by increased contributions from its early detection and precision multi-omics segment
SG60: A*Star banks on deep tech ecosystem in innovation drive
Through open innovation, the agency collaborates with partners to shape the next frontier of scientific and technological capabilities to power Singapore’s future economy
A*Star, Siemens launch manufacturing R&D collaboration in Asean
The partnership will focus on developing digital and AI-driven solutions to help manufacturers in Singapore and the region transition to more resilient and environmentally responsible operations
A*Star makes electronic design automation tools more accessible to companies
The programme, EDA Garage, aims to give a leg-up to local semiconductor companies, and enable new innovations
A*Star sets up 2 new semiconductor R&D platforms to help Singapore firms tap growth opportunities
These are part of Singapore’s efforts to deepen industry partnerships, says Tan See Leng
