Communication ‘is key to innovation success’
Director of US National Science Foundation urges researchers to embrace failure and foster collaboration during guest lecture at CDE.
Clarivate names 25 CDE faculty among World’s Most Influential Scientific Minds
Faculty from six CDE departments named on annual list of Highly Cited Researchers who contribute disproportionately to extending the frontiers of knowledge.
‘Bold action’ needed to unlock climate tech
Remi Eriksen, Group President and CEO of DNV Group, delivers sobering outlook on climate action at Seatrium Public Lecture.
Why market-driven energy may work better in a crisis
Study by Assoc Prof Jimmy Peng suggests people prefer flexibility over equal rationing in emergency power distribution.
Students unlock their entrepreneurial potential at CDE Innovation Day 2024
Eight student-led startup teams battled it out for the top prize
NUS and Applied Materials expand semiconductor research lab
Upgrade of lab co-hosted by CDE includes state-of-the-art cleanroom and new professorship to boost talent development in semiconductor sector.
Fluid-like electrons unlock new tech possibilities
Quantum materials are changing what we know about electron behaviour and opening the way to powerful new technologies, says Asst Prof Denis Bandurin.
Arcade-like fitness games for seniors wins Huawei Tech4City competition
A team from the Department of Biomedical Engineering combines technology and gamification to encourage seniors to stay active
Ergonomic Microscope Wins “Best of the Best”
DIC has won the prestigious Red Dot Design Award 2024 for its ergonomic design, streamlining user tasks.
Study links shifting weather patterns to extreme weather in Indo-Pacific
Global warming and other factors contributing to changes in tropical weather patterns, leading to increasing heatwaves and extreme rainfall
MOF membrane tech promises greener chemical production
Metal-organic framework (MOF) membrane developed by CDE researchers enhances efficiency and precision in molecular separation for pharmaceuticals and energy industries.
DNA tech could speed up cancer diagnostics
New technology from team led by CDE researcher sheds light on molecular mechanisms driving disease progression.