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Congratulations to Professor Kenneth Huang Guang-Lih on being elected as the Academy of Management (AOM) Technology and Innovation Management (TIM) Program Chair-Elect.

Associate Professor Chia Eng Seng, Aaron's work, Are Electric Vehicles Always Better for the Environment?, published in INCOSE International Symposium on behalf of International Council On Systems Engineering, has ranked within the top 10% of most-viewed papers published by the journal in 2024.

Associate Professor Annapoornima M. Subramanian's paper, “It's Time to Break Up: Dynamics Surrounding Young-Established Firm Alliance Duration", selected for the Cheryl Gaimon Best Management of Technology Paper Award by the Production and Operations Management (POM) Journal.

Four ESI staff members are ranked among the world's Top Scientists in 2026 by Research.Com.

On 14 March 2026, the ISEM department hosted the Net Zero Emissions System Analysis Workshop as part of the College of Design and Engineering’s “Day in the Life – D&E Scholar” event.

Congratulations to Professor Tang Loon Ching for receiving the inaugural Outstanding Contribution Award from the editorial office of Journal of Reliability Science and Engineering (JRSE) which is the first international journal founded in China that focuses on reliability research.

IDEAS (https://ideas.repec.org/) is the world’s largest bibliographic database dedicated to Economics. It is based on the RePEc ("Research Papers in Economics") database, which currently covers 9218 institutions and 72918 registered authors included in its ranking system.

NUS Energy and Decarbonisation Youth Programme gives students a glimpse into the energy transition and decarbonisation process across the economy as part of climate mitigation and sustainability efforts to get to net zero greenhouse gas emissions by mid-century.

Graphic images in this article were generated using AI and intended only as a visualisation of general concepts or ideas related to the research. New modelling shows that linking ASEAN’s power grids could accelerate the region’s path to net zero, cutting costs and easing the burden of a just energy transition. Across Southeast Asia, the

When Singapore’s largest public healthcare cluster, SingHealth, looked for ways to plan its future hospitals, a team of final-year students from NUS’s Department of Industrial Systems Engineering and Management (ISEM) stepped up to the challenge. Their task: to build a tool that could help healthcare planners anticipate and prepare for the demands of Singapore’s evolving

As part of the activities to encourage discussions and raise awareness regarding challenges, solutions and issues relating to climate change in parallel with the annual climate talks in Brazil, AlterCOP was held in Singapore from 10-22 November 2025 at the Singapore Sustainability Academy. Dr Goh Tian from the ISEM Department conducted a workshop on 21

Congratulations to ISEM’s incoming Assistant Professor, Dr. Bo Lin, for achieving First place in the George B. Dantzig Dissertation Award at the INFORMS annual meeting this year! The George B. Dantzig Award is given for the best dissertation in any area of operations research and the management sciences that is innovative and relevant to practice.