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The researchers have authored some of the most-cited research papers in the past decade.

Organised by the World Green Building Council, the global summit Session 3 on Indoor Environmental Quality sought to explore three components of the new WorldGBC's Health & Wellbeing Framework – Protect health, prioritise comfort and harmony with nature.

Highly flexible material maintains exceptional reliability for health monitoring and robot sensing over long-term use.

NUS Engineering alumni named National Winners of James Dyson Award for knee sensor aiding physiotherapy.

Researchers say the novel combination used to extract drug components from discarded seafood shells and wood waste could have wide range of applications.

Competition run by the Civil Engineering club gets students from multiple faculties working together on real industry problems.

Smart electrical infrastructure promises energy savings and electrical safety on a nationwide scale.

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

A combination of materials harnesses temperature fluctuations to generate energy four times more efficiently than existing solutions.

NUS Engineering has four dedicated and certified career advisors to support students in finding jobs – including recent Mechanical Engineering graduate Darren Cheong.

Eco-waste transformed into versatile aerogels through a rapid and environmentally-friendly process.

The suit can help athletes track physiological data like their posture and temperature, powered and monitored via smartphone.