Unlocking the potential of active matter
Research at CDE could lead to new materials able to change shape and machines that can move independently, mimicking how biological cells work.
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Research at CDE could lead to new materials able to change shape and machines that can move independently, mimicking how biological cells work.
Unlocking the potential of active matter Read More »
As part of CDE Distinguished Leaders Lecture Series, Prof Yeo Yee Chia explored the crucial role of semiconductor research and its impact on the global economy.
Semiconductors ‘as vital as air’ for modern life Read More »
CDE researchers say groundbreaking design for ammonia-fueled marine engine could mark a significant leap forward in sustainable shipping.
Marine engine concept could slash shipping emissions Read More »
The research alliance will continue to support CDE’s research collaborations in the areas of radar and applied electromagnetics.
CDE commemorates 20 years of partnership with SONDRA Read More »
Research at CDE led by Assoc Prof Palani Balaya unlocks potential for high-power sodium-ion batteries.
Safer, cheaper batteries for renewable energy storage Read More »
Agreement between CDE and ASI will support development of innovative solutions and technologies to enhance safety across the Army.
MOU signed with Army Safety Inspectorate Read More »
Design lab led by CDE Assoc Prof Shinya Okuda collaborates with Alexandra Hospital in developing features of rehabilitation centre using upcycled timber.
BioHeal: Tree upcycling for architectural healing Read More »
Theoretical physicist Professor Sir John Pendry, famous for his development of a Harry Potter-style invisibility cloak, delivers a guest lecture at CDE.
Exploring the metamaterials revolution Read More »
Paper recognised for outstanding influence in the field of materials chemistry, highlighting importance of collaborative efforts across disciplines in advancing science.
Asst Prof Pieremanuele Canepa wins ACS award for battery study Read More »
CDE students trudge through the rainforests of Brunei to study bat flight trajectories in the hopes of designing bat-bots of the future.
Bat inspired bio-engineering research in Brunei Read More »