Engineered hydrogels preserve live tumour fragments from patients for over 12 days, enabling more accurate testing for personalised cancer treatments.
Bioengineered tumour model offers new tool in fight against peritoneal cancers Read More »
Designed by SkyTimber Lab, led by Associate Professor Shinya Okuda, Material Interface is operated by the Department of Architecture’s Design Fabrication Workshop and supported by Student Workshop Assistants.
Dept of Architecture’s Material Interface wins iF Design Award 2025 Read More »
An NUS research team has demonstrated a long-sought capability to pave the way for ultrafast, energy-efficient memory and logic devices beyond conventional electronics.
Paving the way for ultrafast, energy-efficient memory and logic devices Read More »
Two projects from DID, REVO by an undergraduate team, and Mammosense by alumnus Luke Goh, show how user-centred design can enhance mobility and healthcare.
Industrial Design scores at iF DESIGN STUDENT AWARD 2025 Read More »
Researchers break 26% barrier with solar cell design that could power next-generation wearables and smart devices.
Perovskite tandem solar cell achieves new efficiency record Read More »
Asst Prof Ali Ghahramani leads research at CDE that redefines how we think about buildings: not as static infrastructure, but as intelligent, human-centric environments.
‘We view buildings as robotic ecosystems’ Read More »
Quantum materials are changing the way we understand electronics — and could open the door to entirely new technologies.
Q&A: Shaping the future of technology with new materials Read More »
Breakthrough study by CDE researchers uncovers how to reverse age-related changes in heart cells by changing their environment.
Biomaterial shows how ageing in the heart could be reversed Read More »
Prof Quek Ser Tong conferred Distinguished Research Award in the field of Structural Safety and Reliability from the International Association for Structural Safety and Reliability (IASSAR)
Prof Quek Ser Tong receives research award from IASSAR Read More »
Research shows sex-specific therapies could improve outcomes for deadly valve disease.
AI customises heart valve treatments for men and women Read More »
