NUS signs MOU with German firm to train engineering students

Engineering students from NUS will get to pick up skills needed to work in complex processing plants under a collaboration with German company HIMA.

Carbon Capture, Utilisation & Storage (CCUS) technology will help reduce the emission of carbon dioxide.

Straits Times reports on the incentives, featuring comments from Associate Professor Ernest Chua (Mechanical Engineering).

The plant e-skin will contribute to advancing plant sensor technologies to enhance decision-making in crop breeding and precision farming.