Scientists have developed an electricity-conducting circuit that stretches up to 22 times its original length and heals itself when it tears, paving the way for more durable and comfortable healthcare and monitoring equipment.
NUS breakthrough a boost for more durable, comfortable healthcare equipment Read More »
The Straits Times reports on a new way to capture carbon dioxide as it is produced and reduce incineration waste sent to Singapore’s only landfill.
New way to capture CO2 using incineration ash can lighten load on S’pore’s landfill Read More »
As extreme weather events like floods ravage some parts of the world, Singapore’s weather forecasting body is continuing its work to provide better predictions.
Tackling extreme weather: More advanced monitoring system in the works Read More »
The Straits Times reports on the chances of haze returning to Singapore from fires in Indonesia, includes comments by Professor Rajasekhar Bala (Civil and Environmental Engineering).
More hot spots in Indonesia this week, but severe haze not expected for now Read More »
Media coverage of the launch of the new Coastal Protection and Flood Resilience Institute, hosted at NUS.
Climate-proofing Singapore’s coastlines: Some coastal protection projects Read More »
Media coverage of the launch of the new Coastal Protection and Flood Resilience Institute, hosted at NUS.
New research institute to help Singapore tackle rising seas levels Read More »
An electric car built by NUS students comes ahead of teams from engineering powerhouses such as Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of Texas in Austin and University of California, Berkeley at the Formula SAE competition held in Michigan.
NUS electric racer beats giants in US competition Read More »
Report on research field trials, led by a team at CDE, of road surfacing mixtures made using plastic waste.
NUS team develops new asphalt mixture, adding recycled plastic to pave road surfaces Read More »
Report on the opening of an exhibition, The Lost Cities Series: Kampong Port Cities Of Pre-Colonial Era.
New exhibition on old kampungs offers inspiration for modern architects Read More »
Report on the development of the world’s first “biological camera”, which can encode and store data through the biological mechanism of living cells.
