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Three Engineering professors among NUS faculty recognised by national research organisation.

Chemical engineer recognised alongside other researchers under 35 for his work on 2D nanomaterials, stretchable electronics and soft robots.

Assistant Professor Pieremanuele Canepa from MSE is one of four NUS researchers awarded the fellowship.

Head of NUS Biomedical Engineering is the only Asia-based scientist shortlisted for the A F Harvey Engineering Research Prize.

Assistant Professor Andy Tay has been recognised for his work on boosting the immune system.

Materials chemistry researcher recognised for his scientific achievements and outreach to developing countries.

Researchers from NUS Engineering are among the world’s most highly cited researchers whose research in one or more fields have consistently supported and inspired other researchers globally. A total of 27 NUS researchers were named in the global Highly Cited Researchers 2019 list released by Clarivate Analytics today; of these 27, 18 are affiliated to […]

NUS Mechanical Engineering start-up, Dravam, led by CEO Dr Vivek Premandhan, won the Grand Final of Pier71’s Smart Port Challenge 2019. Dr Vivek Kolladikkal Premandhan, a Research Fellow at NUS Mechanical Engineering (ME), led his team to win the Grand Final of PIER71’s Smart Port Challenge 2019, beating 23 other international entrants from USA, Canada, […]

NUS Engineering Assistant Professors Charles Lim and Shao Huilin received the Young Scientist Awards (YSA) at the President’s Science and Technology Awards (PSTA) on 17 October 2019. The PTSA are Singapore’s highest honours that recognise research achievements in science and technology, with the YSA being awarded to researchers under the age of 35 who have […]

SDE celebrated its 50th anniversary with a new accolade. The School’s newest building, SDE4 — Singapore’s first new-build net-zero energy building — was awarded the WELL Certification at the Gold level by the International WELL Building Institute.

NUS has been awarded the WELL Certification at the Gold level by the International WELL Building Institute for its SDE4 building. The building is the first university building in the world to achieve WELL Certified™ Gold, and the first building in Singapore to be conferred this prestigious WELL Certification.

Dr Stephen Tay, Senior Lecturer from the Department of Building at NUS School of Design and Environment, has won the Young Green Building Advocate Award under the SGBC-BCA Sustainability Leadership Awards 2019.