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Research shows sex-specific therapies could improve outcomes for deadly valve disease.

Precision-targeted treatment developed by CDE researchers protects plants from harmful bacteria without disrupting natural functions.

CEE marked its 70th anniversary with a campus walk, uniting alumni, students, faculty, and staff to honour its engineering legacy and future.

New non-viral gene delivery system developed by CDE researchers efficiently engineers immune cells with minimal damage, potentially widening access to treatments.

A lunch hosted by NUS President Professor Tan Eng Chye for alumni celebrated the enduring bonds within the CDE community.

This breakthrough could enhance forecasting and uncertainty assessment across diverse fields from weather forecasting to AI.

Nature-inspired material combines strength, flexibility and sustainability for next-generation protective and biomedical applications

Four programmes from the Department of Architecture celebrated the culmination of their hard work at the BLA/MLA and MUP/MAUD Joint Gradshow held at SDE1 and SDE3.

Prof Lee Poh Seng and Assoc Prof Yuan Chao to head efforts in energy resilience and urban sustainability under the new NUS Sustainable Futures programme.

The ceremony celebrated faculty excellence in research and teaching, with Prof Teo Kie Leong, Dean of CDE, honouring their achievements.

More than 40 projects were present at the EDIC Project Showcase 2025, covering themes such as healthcare, sustainability, smart solutions, robotics, and immersive reality.

With the support of industry partners, 21 student teams presented practical solutions developed over nine months at the Systems Design Project (SDP) Industry Showcase and Poster Exhibition 2025.