On 6 March 2025, Dr Chu Xin presented “AIS Insights: Container Port Performance and Shipping Network Dynamics” during the MAritime Digital Efficiency (MADE) Fourth Workshop held at the innovation4.0 Building, NUS. He shared about AIS analytics projects conducted at our Centre and explained how AIS data was utilised to analyse container port service levels. The

  The Centre of Excellence in Modelling and Simulation for Next Generation Ports is pleased to receive the student delegation from the School of Mechanical Engineering, Busan National University, at our research centre in Innovation4.0.   During the session, Dr. Haobin Li and Dr Harold Teng shared an overview about the Centre, projects that we have

On Monday this week, the Centre of Excellence in Modelling and Simulation for Next Generation Ports was thrilled to receive Dr Martino Luis and Dr Lavanya Meherishi from the University of Exeter.   Our esteemed guests presented an insightful sharing of their work in simulation modelling, aquaculture supply chain, and maritime logistics, as well as related

On Tuesday this week, we received Mr An Guoli, Vice President of Tianjin Port (Group) Co., Ltd and delegates from Tianjin Port, China, at our research centre in innovation 4.0.   Our Centre Co-Director, Dr Haobin Li and the team at the Centre of Excellence in Modelling and Simulation for Next Generation Ports (C4NGP) shared about

The Centre of Excellence in Modelling and Simulation for Next Generation Ports (C4NGP) is proud to be present at the Singapore Maritime Week (SMW) 2024 under the Singapore Maritime Institute (SMI) . The SMW Conference, Accelerating Digitalisation and Decarbonisation, aligns with the Centre’s goals to drive and enhance digital transformation, safety, and sustainability in the

On April 2, 2024, it was our pleasure to welcome students from Republic Polytechnic to the Centre of Excellence in Modelling and Simulation for Next Generation Ports (C4NGP) at i4.0 Innovation Building. The visit included an engaging tour of the Department of Industrial Systems Engineering and Management, along with an exclusive hands-on session at our

On 11 March 2024, the Centre of Excellence in Modelling and Simulation for the Next Generation Ports (C4NGP), in conjunction with the Centre for Maritime Studies (CMS) NUS, welcomes Professor Sun Dianming, Vice-Chancellor & Delegation from Southwestern University of Finance and Economics from China.   Dr Harold Teng, gave a short tour of the NUS Campus

On 21 Feb 2024, the Centre of Excellence in Modelling and Simulation for Next Generation Ports (C4NGP), in conjunction with the Centre for Maritime Studies (CMS) NUS, received a 31-member delegation from the World Maritime University (WMU) from Sweden, at innovation 4.0 building in NUS.   Staff and students from C4NGP, CMS and our NUS Master

C4NGP completed its first five-years of research from 2018 to 2022. Looking back on the past five years, we have achieved a lot, but there are also many areas worthy of review and improvement. Six years ago, when I just returned to NUS from A*STAR IHPC, together with my two supervisors, Prof Chew Ek Peng

Last month, we were thrilled to welcome students from @Singapore’s National Junior College at our research Centre here at innovation 4.0. During the visit, we shared about O2DES with the students as well as the application of simulation, modelling and optimisation concepts in various projects that we have participated in. We also gave them a

Last week, the Department of Industrial Systems Engineering & Management, College of Design and Engineering organised our “System Design Workshop and Competition” in conjunction with Eng Kong Logistics Hub.     The workshop and competition received students of different educational backgrounds and interests, with a significant proportion of students coming from various Junior Colleges and some

Earlier in May, a few colleagues here at C4NGP gathered back at our office to participate in the filming of the new SMI Research Spotlight Series. The purpose of this series is to highlight maritime research talent at the SMI-funded research Centres of Excellence (CoEs) who are actively involved in maritime research in Singapore. The