It was a jubilant occasion for the NUS Mechanical Engineering (ME) Class of 2018, who received their degrees during the commencement ceremony held on 17 July 2018, at the NUS University Cultural Centre. Presided by NUS Trustee Mr Phillip Tan and witnessed by various NUS management, faculty and departmental staff, the ceremony was attended by

Photo: (Courtesy of Airbus) (from left) NUS Mechanical Engineering undergraduates Ashwin Kumaar Raviraj and Yogesh Parthasarathy at the Airbus Airnovation Summer Academy Two NUS Mechanical Engineering undergraduates, Ashwin Kumaar Raviraj and Yogesh Parthasarathy, were selected to be among some 50 top students from 20 countries, representing 24 Airbus partner universities which joined the second Airbus Airnovation Summer

Image: Professor Andrew Nee (left) receives his Emeritus Professorship award from Provost Professor Ho Teck Hua (right). Prof Andrew Nee was conferred the Emeritus Professorship by Provost Ho Teck Hua on 6 July 2018. The award of Emeritus Professorship is conferred to full professors on retirement in recognition of their stellar and sustained contributions in

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Image: The team receiving their first place award at the award ceremony.  (From left to right) Dr Mohamad Maliki bin Osman, Senior Minister of State at the Ministry of Defence and Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Glenvicia Sim Hui Xian, Lionel Bryant Handison, Thaddeus Tan Woon Siang, Sim Boon Liang, and Kenneth Kwek Kai Wen. Team

Image: (from left) Mr Martin Nemetz, Head of HILTI IT Asia, Professor Andrew Nee, Terence Siew, Miko Chang, Assoc Prof Ong Soh Khim and He Fan The NUS team (NUS AR Lab), comprising NGS PhD students, Terence Siew, Miko Chang and He Fan, supervised by NUS Mechanical Engineering Associate Professor Ong SK and Professor Andrew Nee,

R18, the latest NUS Formula SAE (FSAE) race car, was unveiled on 28 March 2018 at the NUS Alumni House among faculty staff, students, close friends, supporters, former teammates and sponsors.  The team of fifteen engineering undergraduates will be pitting themselves against more than 100 teams from around the world at the annual Formula SAE

Image: The team, (from left) Anup Teejo Mathew, PhD student; Liu Chong, Research Engineer; and Nicholas Ng (FYP student) and their prototype. Assistant Professor Adrian Koh and his team, Liu Chong (Research Engineer), Anup Teejo Mathew (PhD student) and Ng Tian Yao Nicholas (FYP student) has developed an autonomous energy harvester that is capable of capturing

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Image: ME students and Team Eco-Box members Tan Sihan and Leonard Tan receiving the award from Guest-of-Honour Mr Masagos Zulkifli, Minister for the Environment and Water Resources. Congratulations to our NUS Mechanical Engineering undergraduates for winning 2nd place at the Sembcorp Marine Green Wave Environment Competition! The award was presented to the team, Team Eco-box,

Image: (From left) Assoc Prof Duong Hai Minh and Prof Phan-Thien Nhan with the cotton aerogels A team of researchers from NUS Mechanical Engineering have found new use for old clothes. Led by Assoc Prof Hai Minh Duong and Prof Nhan Phan-Thien, the research team has successfully turned disused cotton fabrics into highly compressible and

Image: The team of researchers, (clockwise from bottom right) Assoc Prof Ernest Chua, Dr Md Raisul Islam, Dr M Kum Ja, and Dr Bui Duc Thuan, with their prototype. NUS ME researchers have pioneered a new “green” air-conditioning system that cools air to as low as 18 degrees Celsius without the use of energy-intensive compressors