A/Prof Kua Harn Wei received the Von Klitzing International Engineering Award at the recent Sustainable Industrial Processing Summit (SIPS) 2022 and was awarded for his work on biochar concrete and life cycle sustainability assessment.

A study by the National Parks Board (NParks), Building and Construction Authority (BCA), and researchers from the National University of Singapore (NUS), demonstrated the technical feasibility of co-locating solar panels and green roofs. The study, led by Associate Professor Stephen Tay, together with team members Ms. Faizatuzzahrah Rahmaniah and Ms. Joyce Lim Hui Min, reported

Assistant Professor and Presidential Young Professor Ang Yu Qian has just been awarded the highly competitive IBPSA Outstanding Young Contributor Award 2025. This award recognises an individual at the beginning of their career who has demonstrated potential for significant contributions to the field of building performance simulation. It is highly selective, with only one recipient

Prof Yan Da from Tsinghua University shared how AI is revolutionising building energy systems by improving energy efficiency, operational performance, and sustainability on Thursday, 21 August 2025, at the SDE4 Forum. He discussed innovative AI applications, including real-time occupancy detection, occupant monitoring, and occupancy prediction, that optimise energy use in complex buildings. The talk addressed challenges such