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Industrial Design (Class of 2022) graduate Koh Bei Ning designed a rollerball itch reliever to help eczema patients cope with itchy skin.

Rehabit device, designed by Industrial Design (Class of 2022) graduate John Tay, named the national winner of the annual James Dyson Award.

Designer and design educator Poh Yun Ru's motion-tracking tool won the grand prize at the Lexus Design Award.

Engineering students from NUS will get to pick up skills needed to work in complex processing plants under a collaboration with German company HIMA.

What if you could wear a health monitoring device that powers itself using Singapore's humid weather?

Senior Lecturer Nikhil Joshi (Department of Architecture) featured in CNA report on the possible demolition of People's Park Centre in Singapore's Chinatown area.

Prof Heng Chye Kiang (Department of Architecture) interviewed on Channel 8 about the impact of rising heat and extreme weather on future urban building design.

All of us have a part to play in ensuring the safety of our workplaces, writes Assistant Professor Loh Tzu Yang, Co-Director of the Master of Science in Safety, Health and Environmental Technology at the CDE.

Employers are not reflecting and acting enough, says Associate Professor Goh Yang Miang in a commentary for CNA.

A new $25 million research institute aimed at making green hydrogen a commercially viable clean fuel to power Singapore's needs was launched last Friday (July 1) as the Republic moves to decarbonise its energy sector.

Engineering students at NUS have built the country's first electric race car, which can go from 0kmh to 100kmh in 3.9 seconds.

Cancer patients who need chemotherapy could soon receive more personalised and effective treatment with potentially reduced side effects, through the help of artificial intelligence.