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Maritime Hackathon 2025

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We are excited to invite you to participate in the Maritime Hackathon 2025, a 24-hour innovation-driven competition that challenges participants to develop cutting-edge solutions for the maritime industry using AI, machine learning, and data analytics. Organised by Centre for Maritime Studies (NUS), Institute of Operations Research and Analytics (NUS), Singapore Maritime Foundation, and RightShip, this event aims to inspire innovative […]

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NUS Homecoming 2024

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As part of NUS Homecoming 2024, the College of Design and Engineering (CDE) will hold a technology showcase at UTown and host specially curated tour of the Satellite Technology and Research Centre on 21 September 2024. Participants can cutting-edge innovation, view the electric race car that placed 10th in the Formula SAE Electric competition, and

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MOE Teacher Work Attachment Plus (TWA+) Programme

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CDE is offering 16 attachments opportunities from 14 of our undergraduate programmes and 2 second majors. During the 2 weeks attachment, teachers will participate in a wide range of activities including hands-on laboratory learning, site visits, working with ongoing research teams, and observing lectures conducted by CDE professors. Gain first-hand insights into the undergraduate curriculum,

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An Invitation for JC/IB Students to NUS Department of Architecture (DOA) Final Review

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To provide JC/IB students with a comprehensive understanding of what the NUS Architecture Final Review entails. The students are invited to observe the final review sessions on the dates listed. This will give them valuable insights into the projects NUS Architecture students undertake and the diverse range of work they produce.

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Facilitating Classroom Projects Using Coding & Robotics

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This is a workshop to equip educators with STEM or non-STEM backgrounds with basic Arduino training. Arduino is an open-source electronics platform based on easy-to-use hardware and software that can be used to develop simple everyday electronic devices and systems. Through this workshop, educators will have the opportunity to build simple robots using Arduino programming

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CDE Groundbreakers Series: Shedding Nano-light on Quantum Materials

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About the Lecture: Optical imaging is essential in daily life and modern technology, but it faces limitations when observing objects smaller than the wavelength of light. This challenge is common in studying quantum materials with effects occurring at nanometer scales. In the last decade, our group developed a unique optical imaging approach, using polaritons, hybrid

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