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Eight student-led startup teams battled it out for the top prize

22 iDP students explored the intersection of technology, business, startups, innovation and design in Japan.

A team from the Department of Biomedical Engineering combines technology and gamification to encourage seniors to stay active

Eight BME students headed to Timor-Leste this August to identify and address healthcare challenges there.

DID graduate Nazurah Rohayat uses AI tools to create iconic designs celebrating Singapore's cultural diversity.

The CDE Career Fair, organised by the CDE Office of Student Life and the Centre for Future-Ready Graduates, saw over 4,000 students in attendance to meet with potential employers.

Three CDE teams did what engineers do best when faced with a challenge – rise to the occasion! They were recognised for their innovative projects submitted to the Engineering Innovation Challenge (EIC). The EIC is a national engineering competition hosted by the Institute of Engineers Singapore that inspires students to tackle real-world challenges. Held as

Over 30 innovative student projects tackling real-world challenges were featured.

The team navigated a series of challenges, taking home the grand prize of $3,000.

Breakthrough by CDE researchers achieves power conversion efficiency of 27.1 per cent, paving the way for more efficient and sustainable solar energy harvesting.

Bioengineered hydrogel that can keep tumour alive for up to 10 days outside the body could herald a breakthrough in personalised oncology.

Alloy developed by CDE researchers demonstrates unprecedented strength and resilience for use under harsh conditions.