SINGAPORE, Aug. 17 -- The National University of Singapore issued the following news release:

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NUS and A*STAR researchers lead S$22 million SG Bio-SPRINT programme to develop sustainable plant-based specialty polymers

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#Research will develop alternative sustainable monomers, structurally similar to petrochemical equivalents, for making sustainable, high-performance specialty polymers used in adhesives, specialty coatings and electronics

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