The 2025 S3 Sustainability Forum, jointly organized by Fudan University, the National University of Singapore, and Korea University, was held in Shanghai in May 2025. As a strategic collaboration among three universities founded in 1905, the S3 Forum aims to promote interdisciplinary research and education on sustainability. This year’s forum centered around the theme “AI
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The Centre for Water Research (CWR) successfully hosted a seminar on “Novel Treatment Processes and Emerging Contaminants” on 6 June 2025. The event brought together researchers, students, and industry experts for knowledge exchange and discussion. Four researchers from CWR shared their research findings focused on emerging contaminants such as microplastics and antibiotic exposure, as well
Join us at the National University of Singapore from September 18-19, 2025, for the MP Symposium 2025. This event is a collaborative effort organised by the NUS Environmental Research Institute (NERI), the NUS Centre for Water Research (CWR), and the SG Lab Forum. As the use of plastic materials continues to grow globally, the resulting
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“Through this symposium, we hope to provide a platform for the community to share advances in sustainable development, promote idea exchange among experts from the industry, public sector, faculty, students and alumni, and foster future collaborations.” – Professor Hu Jiangyong, Programme Director for Environmental and Sustainability Engineering (ESE) and Director for the Centre for Water
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Climate change is a growing challenge in the modern world, with its impacts intensifying over time and having profound effects on the global environment, particularly on water resources and treatment processes. As global temperatures continue to rise, water availability, quality, and the efficiency of water treatment processes are expected to face increasingly severe challenges. The
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The IWA webinar on “Micro-pollutants Removal in Water Reclamation” was successfully held on January 23, 2025. The webinar was co-organized IWA ACHSWSG and WRSG, and co-moderated by Professor Hu Jiangyong, Chair of the IWA ACHSWSG, and Mr Josef Lahnsteiner, Chair of the IWA WRSG. Four invited speakers from Professor Li Wenwei (China), Assistant Professor Haruka
Prof. Cheng Shikun and Prof. Feng Yanhui and their undergraduate students in School of Energy and Environment from Beijing University of Science and Technology (BUST) visited CWR on 21 Aug. 2024. CWR Director Prof. Hu Jiangyong gave a talk on Env. Engineering programme in CEE, CDE and answered the questions from students and staff from
On July 9, 2024, the School of Environment and Resources at Zhejiang University visited NUS CEE for an exchange study as part of their summer practice. We held a technology seminar to promote communication in academic research. Joint seminar was opened by Prof. Hu Jiangyong, Director for Center for Water Research, with a welcome speech
The CWR Seminar on Novel Processes for Emerging Pollutant Control and Ecological Safety Improvement was successfully held on June 7th. Firstly, Prof. Hu Jiangyong, Director of the Centre for Water Research, gave a welcome speech. Then three PhD and MEng candidates and Prof. Ma Xiaoyan from Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology gave the excellent
On the morning of March 22, 2024, the NUS Environmental Research Institute (NERI) and Centre for Water Research (CWR) at NUS Civil and Environmental Engineering jointly organized a Workshop on “Building Water Resilience through Research and Collaboration,” coinciding with the globally observed World Water Day. The workshop served as a platform to spotlight cutting-edge water-related research in critical areas such
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