NUS staff & faculty

Groundbreakers Series: New AI and inverse-design approaches for nanophotonics and topology

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Join us to meet Professor Marin Soljacic from MIT who is a recipient of the MacArthur award known also as the “Genius Grant”.  Marin Soljačić is a Professor of Physics at MIT. He is a founder of WiTricity Corporation (2007), LuxLabs (2017), as well as Lightelligence (2017). His main research interests are in applications of AI

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Master of Arts in Urban Design (MAUD) 25th Anniversary Ceremony

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Since the establishment in 1997 as the first-of-its-kind program in Asia, Master of Arts in Urban Design Program (MAUD) at National University of Singapore has cultivated numerous leading urban designers with strategic visions and creative thinking skills for 20+ countries. To celebrate this milestone and look ahead tremendous challenges of the built environment in this

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Beyond charge currents: spin and ion currents for future data storage and computing technologies

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The era of computing technologies based on charge currents is coming to an end after more than forty years of exponential increases in computing power and data storage that have been largely based on shrinking devices in two dimensions. A new era of “Beyond charge!” will evolve over the next decade that will likely be based

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Carbon Symposium for the Built Environment

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The Carbon Symposium for the Built Environment serves as a scaffold for reflection, exploring research and design/technology solutions to tackle climate change – one of the most significant challenges of the 21st century. Nine international speakers present a constellation of voices surrounding carbon and its relationship with architecture, technology, material, form, and design pedagogy. The Symposium

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Yard Stick for Urban Innovation, Energy and Emission Control: The 2000-Watt Society

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Urban planners and policymakers need a metric to predict and measure energy use and carbon emissions, preferably one that brings accountability and a willingness to innovate. The 2000-Watt society concept is an excellent benchmark for promoting sustainability, in the context of buildings, cities, and regions, by measuring energy use and carbon emissions at the personal

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CODE 2023 Exhibition

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The Communication of Engineering and Design (or CODE) Exhibition is an inaugural exhibition showcasing the communication works done by students who have underwent modules in communications development. CODE aims to showcase and amplify the importance of storytelling, and effective communication of students’ ideas in all faculties and industries, which is paramount to our students moving

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