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Economic Times
28-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Economic Times
Burnt ends: Singapore
At Burnt Ends, chef Dave Pynt brings fire and finesse to the table - literally. Known for its modern Australian barbecue, this Michelin-starred hotspot in Singapore revolves around an open-concept wood-fired oven, where ingredients are grilled, smoked and kissed with flame until they reach smoky, caramelised perfection. The Sanger is the crowd favourite for good reasons. A generous heap of pulled pork shoulder is tucked into a fluffy brioche bun, slathered with chipotle aioli and topped with crunchy coleslaw. It's messy, meaty and satisfying - every bite balances richness with spice. For something lighter, consider the smoked quail eggs or the beef marmalade toast, both showcasing Pynt's clever use of smoke and texture. Dessert may seem like an afterthought at a place known for barbecue. But the Marshmallow is unmissable. Torched until golden with a charred exterior, it's creamy, sweet and delicately smoky, with a surprising but welcome hint of orange. Whether you're there for a long lunch or a quick indulgence, Burnt Ends serves up fire-powered comfort with sophistication. One visit, and you'll understand why the queues form before the doors even open.
Time of India
28-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Burnt ends: Singapore
At Burnt Ends, chef Dave Pynt brings fire and finesse to the table - literally. Known for its modern Australian barbecue , this Michelin-starred hotspot in Singapore revolves around an open-concept wood-fired oven , where ingredients are grilled, smoked and kissed with flame until they reach smoky, caramelised Sanger is the crowd favourite for good reasons. A generous heap of pulled pork shoulder is tucked into a fluffy brioche bun, slathered with chipotle aioli and topped with crunchy coleslaw. It's messy, meaty and satisfying - every bite balances richness with spice. For something lighter, consider the smoked quail eggs or the beef marmalade toast, both showcasing Pynt's clever use of smoke and may seem like an afterthought at a place known for barbecue. But the Marshmallow is unmissable. Torched until golden with a charred exterior, it's creamy, sweet and delicately smoky, with a surprising but welcome hint of orange. Whether you're there for a long lunch or a quick indulgence, Burnt Ends serves up fire-powered comfort with sophistication. One visit, and you'll understand why the queues form before the doors even open.
Yahoo
06-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Plasmidsaurus Opens 10th Global Lab in Singapore, Scaling to Meet the Demand for Cutting-Edge Sequencing Around the World
SINGAPORE and SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., May 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Plasmidsaurus, the company that sequences while you sleep, today announced the opening of its tenth global sequencing lab, located in Singapore's vibrant biomedical hub. The new site dramatically shortens turnaround times for researchers from Seoul to Sydney, delivering the world's fastest, highest‑accuracy, and most cost-effective sequencing services. Plasmidsaurus Sequencing at the Speed of Modern Science Plasmidsaurus was founded to help scientists work faster. Despite incredible advancements in DNA sequencing technology that have dramatically accelerated the speed and lowered the cost of sequencing genomes, many biomedical researchers are still using sequencing technologies from the 1970s to advance their daily experiments. Plasmidsaurus believes that scientists shouldn't have to put up with slow turnaround times and unreliable or inconclusive results that stall their progress. Singapore has a thriving and growing research community, bolstered by a S$25B investment in Research, Innovation and Enterprise , including significant support for cell and gene therapy, healthcare, and epidemic preparedness. But researchers across the Asia-Pacific region are often stuck with sequencing options that take weeks and cost more than twice what scientists in the US and Europe can expect. The new lab reflects Plasmidsaurus' mission to deliver the fastest and more reliable sequencing to accelerate R&D for biopharmaceutical companies, CDMOs, and advanced research institutions around the world. Global reach, local impact "Our tenth lab is more than a milestone—it's a signal that great science shouldn't be gated by geography," said Mark Budde, cofounder and CEO of Plasmidsaurus. "Whether you're debugging an AAV vector for a gene therapy in Boston or validating a plasmid for clinical manufacturing in Singapore, you'll get the same data quality and overnight turnaround our customers all over the world rely on." Plasmidsaurus's network of labs benefits from the company's innovation in molecular biology, laboratory automation, bioinformatics software, and logistics that drive incredible speed and industry-leading accuracy across a wide range of sequencing services. For researchers and biotech and pharma companies scaling up research and development, that translates to faster design-build-test cycles, more reliable results, and less time spent troubleshooting logistics. "We love sequencing with Plasmidsaurus to validate clones," said Jonathan Bester, co-founder of Singapore-based biotech startup Peptobiotics. "It's faster, less tedious, and more comprehensive than Sanger, translating to better and faster experiments and shorter R&D timelines overall. The new lab in Singapore is going to be a game-changer for us."
Metro
25-04-2025
- Metro
Mom falls to her death in front of three of her kids while hiking
A mother-of-four who was hiking with three of her children fell 50 to 75 feet to her death in front of them. Carolyn Sanger, 49, was on a hike with family members at Purgatory Chasm State Reservation in Massachusetts when she dropped suddenly on Wednesday around 2pm. 'There were multiple medial professionals in the area hiking the Chasm at the same time, and were able to provide medical attention right away,' stated the Sutton Police Department on Facebook. Sanger died of her injuries shortly after the fall. 'For those that knew Carrie, know that she was a bright light; a wonderful, selfless mother who has raised four incredible, respectful, responsible kids,' stated a GoFundMe page for the Sanger family. 'She was a friend to all and her smile and kind spirit will be greatly missed. She passed too early- but she left the earth doing what she loved, with the ones she loved.' More Trending Police said the fall 'does appear to be accidental' but that it is under investigation. 'The Sutton Police Department would like to extend our condolences to the family during this very difficult time,' the agency stated. Sanger had just moved on from working as an oncology nurse to 'pursue her passion for wellness', according to the fundraiser. The GoFundMe page had received more than $120,000 in donations as of Friday evening. Get in touch with our news team by emailing us at webnews@ For more stories like this, check our news page. MORE: Neighbour's heard 'animal screams' as mum cut six-year-old son's throat with saw MORE: Woman killed man in racist attack after asking to be sent to hospital MORE: Luigi Mangione dons new look pleading not guilty to murdering healthcare CEO in federal court
New York Post
25-04-2025
- Health
- New York Post
Massachusetts mother plunges to death in front of her kids while hiking at state preservation
A Massachusetts mother plunged to her death in front of three of her horrified children while the family was hiking at a natural landmark Wednesday, according to authorities. Married mother of four, Carolyn Sanger, 49, dropped between 50 and 75 feet at the Purgatory Chasm State Preservation around 2 p.m. while she was hiking with her kids and other family members, according to Sutton police and reports. 'We believe it was simply a loss of footing and a trip,' family friend Tim Paoli told Boston 25. Advertisement 3 Massachusetts mother of four Carolyn Sanger died while hiking with her family on April 23, 2025. Boston 25 News 'That particular part of the trail, my understanding is it's a scarier part of the trail. We don't believe she was on her phone or anything like that.' Medical professionals who also happened to be hiking in the area tried to provide aid, but Sanger, of Topsfield, was pronounced dead at the scene, authorities said. Advertisement Investigators are probing the scene, but believe the fall was accidental. 'For those that knew Carrie, know that she was a bright light; a wonderful, selfless mother who has raised four incredible, respectful, responsible kids,' loved ones said in a GoFundMe post. 'She was a friend to all and her smile and kind spirit will be greatly missed. She passed too early- but she left the earth doing what she loved, with the ones she loved.' 3 Sanger poses for a photo with her family including her four children. GoFundMe Advertisement 3 Married mother of four, Carolyn Sanger, 49, dropped between 50 and 75 feet at the Purgatory Chasm State Preservation around 2 p.m. Sanger used to work as an oncology nurse before she pivoted to open a wellness business, according to the fundraising page. 'She's an amazing, amazing human,' her husband, Michael Sanger, told WCVB. Advertisement 'She was the brightness and the light on a dark day for a lot of people.' The couple met in college and were set to mark 20 years of marriage in September.
