The CDE Career Fair, organised by the CDE Office of Student Life and the Centre for Future-Ready Graduates, saw over 4,000 students in attendance to meet with potential employers.
Three CDE teams did what engineers do best when faced with a challenge – rise to the occasion! They were recognised for their innovative projects submitted to the Engineering Innovation Challenge (EIC). The EIC is a national engineering competition hosted by the Institute of Engineers Singapore that inspires students to tackle real-world challenges. Held as
CDE teams score at the Engineering Innovation Challenge 2024 Read More »
Over 30 innovative student projects tackling real-world challenges were featured.
Students present their final year projects at iDP Project Showcase 2024 Read More »
The team navigated a series of challenges, taking home the grand prize of $3,000.
Team Bumblebee places first at Singapore AUV Challenge 2024 Read More »
Breakthrough by CDE researchers achieves power conversion efficiency of 27.1 per cent, paving the way for more efficient and sustainable solar energy harvesting.
Triple-junction tandem solar cells demonstrate world-record efficiency Read More »
Bioengineered hydrogel that can keep tumour alive for up to 10 days outside the body could herald a breakthrough in personalised oncology.
Tumour platform cuts drug testing and screening time for cancer patients Read More »
Alloy developed by CDE researchers demonstrates unprecedented strength and resilience for use under harsh conditions.
Nature-inspired 3D-printed alloy redefines material strength Read More »
Three teams of students from CDE have clinched awards at the recent International Space Challenge (ISC) 2024, with one team taking the competition’s $10,000 Grand Prize.
CDE student teams win big at International Space Challenge 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 »
Inter-disciplinary team of NUS students, including six from CDE departments, emerge as top Asian team in Paris competition.
NUS students take third place in synthetic biology competition Read More »
