Two CDE alumni honoured at NUS Alumni Awards
Outstanding alumni recognised for their significant and impactful contributions to their alma mater, society and the world.
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Research Impact
Innovative magnetic gel heals diabetic wounds three times faster
First-of-its-kind cell therapy promotes wound healing, improves overall wound health and lowers risks of recurrence.
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MOU signed to establish Seatrium Professorship at CDE
Professorship aims to attract top talent and drive energy transition and sustainability initiatives in Singapore.
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SHINE Centre welcomes DPM Heng Swee Keat
Deputy Prime Minister visits research centre hosted at CDE to learn about the facility’s work in cutting-edge microelectronics research.
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Sustainable innovation projects showcased on CDE Industry Day
Innovative bacteria-based solution for wastewater treatment wins top prize in inaugural CDE sustainable innovation challenge.
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Liquid metal circuits for flexible, self-healing wearables
Ultra-stretchable, self-healing liquid metal material unleashes new possibilities in healthcare, soft robotics, and beyond.
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Unexpected benefits of loss and noise in electronics revealed
Research upends conventional assumptions that loss and noise are inherently bad and could actually improve performance of sensors and communication systems.
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Ceramic Circuits wins Grand Prize in China design competition
Innovative project from Division of Industrial Design transforms everyday ceramics with interactive circuits.
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Shedding new light on cancer metastasis
Researchers discover that ‘mechanoresilient’ cancer cells – those that can withstand significant mechanical stress – are more proliferative and drug-resistant.
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‘Science of Cities’ symposium explores future of urban sustainability
Inaugural symposium hosted by NUS Cities brings together academia and industry to discuss perspectives and innovative solutions to urban sustainability challenges.
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