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Biodegradable films developed from kombucha brewing waste offer a renewable and low-cost material for electronic devices.

Inaugural award recognises contributions to advancing sustainable energy technologies through nanoscale materials and device innovation.

Annual listing from analytics firm Clarivate names 22 CDE faculty among those who have demonstrated significant and broad influence in their fields of research.

Fellowship recognises Prof Yang’s groundbreaking research in spintronics and his leadership in advancing physics and engineering.

Inaugural Provost’s Innovation Chair Professor Award and the Innovation Venture Creation Award recognise his groundbreaking research and real-world impact in multimodal video AI.

CDE faculty shared research, innovations, and educational approaches, highlighting how engineering drives sustainability and shapes the cities of tomorrow.

Fellowship recognises Prof Balasubramanian’s contributions to atmospheric chemistry, including his pioneering work on aerosol measurement techniques.

Applied Materials Visiting Chair Professor Erwin Kessels discusses how atomic-level precision is redefining what’s possible in the technology that drives our world.

Marking 70 years of impact, the CEE70 Symposium looked ahead to how engineers will shape a more resilient and sustainable Singapore.

Prof Lim Chwee Teck receives the President’s Science Award, whilst Assistant Professors Andy Tay and Wang Xinchao are recognised with the Young Scientist Award.

NUS researchers developed a reusable, biodegradable ice material that captures methane rapidly, paving the way for safer and cleaner storage of natural gas and biomethane.

Annual showcase at CDE brings together academia, industry and government to tackle urgent challenges in sustainability, AI and innovation.