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Copper-Binding Tripeptide: GHK-Cu and Its Research Horizons | campus.sg
GHK-Cu (the copper complex of the tripeptide glycyl-L-histidyl-L-lysine) is a small, naturally occurring molecule made from a short chain of amino acids...
Why Being a Student is Great Opportunity for Travel | campus.sg
There’s no better time to travel than when you are a student. After all once you graduate, what will you be doing?...
The Luxury Effect: The Impact of Luxury Foods | campus.sg
Oysters, truffles, caviar… these delicacies are common luxury foods that you can find in high-end restaurants. These days, they’re also available at...
5 Types of Emotional Vampires | campus.sg
You've heard of vampires, but have you heard of the more prevalent – and real – emotional vampires? The name alone gives...
Around the World in a Coffee Cup | campus.sg
In Singapore, ordering coffee can already feel like learning a second language — from a kopi-C siew dai to a kopi-O kosong,...
Why Singapore Doesn’t Get Typhoons | campus.sg
Recent weeks have seen Asia battered by violent typhoons and freak storms. The Philippines, Taiwan, southern China, and parts of Vietnam have...
Singapore’s F&B closures reflect the end of our cultural “third spaces” | campus.sg
Singapore’s dining scene — long touted as a global food capital where hawker stalls, neighbourhood cafés and inventive fine-dining all coexist —...
Why Violent Protests Are Erupting Everywhere in 2025 | campus.sg
From Kathmandu to Kinshasa, Paris to Jakarta, 2025 has been a year of disruption. Around the globe, protests have erupted over corruption,...
What Is “AI Psychosis” and Why We Should Singaporeans Take Note | campus.sg
In Singapore and across Asia, young people are increasingly turning to AI chatbots—not just for study help or casual chatting—but as emotional...
US TV Series “Countdown” Thinks Singaporeans Don’t Speak English | campus.sg
If you ever thought Singaporeans had finally escaped the curse of being misrepresented on international screens, think again. The latest culprit? An...