Collaboration agreements support industry-facing research in high-performance computing and semiconductor manufacturing.

A grantsmanship workshop held at CDE explores how strong research ideas become competitive proposals able to secure large-scale grants.

In collaboration with industry partner Woh Hup and supported by the Building and Construction Authority and the National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Cluster, researchers from College of Design and Engineering’s Civil and Environmental Engineering Department are pushing the frontiers of 3D concrete printing by incorporating the technology into on-site construction, reducing labour and materials while meeting structural demands in dense urban settings.

Industry–academia collaboration to be based at CDE targets decarbonisation of the global shipping industry through new ammonia-fuelled engine concept.

Invizo 6000 Atom Probe Tomography Facility supports research in semiconductors, advanced alloys, energy materials and nanotechnology.

NUS CDE researchers helped develop an AI method that keeps long-term climate simulations stable and accurate.

Use of vapour deposition on industrial silicon wafers supports higher-efficiency solar energy generation and accelerates path to real-world deployment.

Dissolving patch delivers beneficial microbes directly into leaves and stems, speeding growth in vegetables while using over 15 per cent less biofertiliser.