Lianhe Zaobao reports on seawater desalination technology in Singapore, with comments from Assoc Prof Zhang Sui (Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering).
Technology for seawater desalination in Singapore Read More »
Carbon Capture, Utilisation & Storage (CCUS) technology will help reduce the emission of carbon dioxide.
Technology to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions Read More »
Straits Times reports on the incentives, featuring comments from Associate Professor Ernest Chua (Mechanical Engineering).
URA to offer incentives to developers who use energy-efficient cooling systems Read More »
Associate Professor Tham Kwok Wai (Built Environment) and Professor Rajasekhar Balasubramanian (Civil and Environmental Engineering) comments on the efficiency of home air purifiers in the Straits Times report.
Effectiveness of Air Purifiers in Removing ‘New House’ Smell Read More »
The plant e-skin will contribute to advancing plant sensor technologies to enhance decision-making in crop breeding and precision farming.
NUS researchers develop plant e-skin to monitor plant growth Read More »
A new, non-invasive method may do away with the need to draw blood for testing blood glucose and cholesterol levels.
COE premiums and the affordabilty of cars rest on the interaction of numerous factors – says Assoc Prof Raymond (Civil and Environmental Engineering) writing in The Straits Times.
What’s really driving COE premiums and the price of cars in Singapore Read More »
Lianhe Zaobao reports on the Gojek-ComfortDelGro cross-dispatch model, featuring comments from Assoc Prof Raymond Ong (Civil and Environmental Engineering).
Gojek to share its unfulfilled rides with ComfortDelGro through cross-dispatch model Read More »
The latest institute in Guangzhou will help commercialise research breakthroughs.
NUS opens its fourth research institute in China in Guangzhou Read More »
On #TalkBack, Assistant Professor Adrian Chong (Department of the Built Environment) discusses whether we could be doing more harm to ourselves by using air-con.
Using the air-con: More harm than good? Read More »
