AI-powered sensor patch for wound monitoring
Developed by researchers at CDE, PETAL patch integrates with wound dressings, providing real-time information on healing process and enabling early intervention.
Powerful tool gathers immune response data at single-cell level
Technique developed by CDE researchers could accelerate discovery of immunotherapies to treat diseases such as cancer, autoimmune disorders, and infectious diseases.
NUS offers short courses to equip public officers with ‘green’ competencies
Thanks to an MOU signed between the Ministry of National Development and NUS on 8 May 2023.
IES gift to boost construction project management research
The generous donation of $300,000 will be used to establish the YC Wong‐IES Research in Construction Project Management Fund.
Prof Lim Chwee Teck receives Nature lifetime achievement award
Award recognises Prof Lim’s mentorship of early career researchers and nurturing the next generation of scientists.
Marvell Asia donates $200,000 to SHINE Centre
Gift will support training of next generation of experts for microelectronics sector.
Reaching for the stars: CDE students on building and launching a satellite
Former CDE students, now working at the NUS Satellite Technology And Research Centre (STAR), on their experience of building a satellite and seeing it launched into space.
Another giant leap as NUS satellite launched into orbit
Lumelite-4, the third satellite to be built by NUS, launched from space centre in southern India on mission to test maritime communications technology.
Digital Naturalist app launched for NUS natural history museum
App designed to enhance visitor experience is collaboration between CDE’s Design Incubation Centre and Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum.
Discovery opens insights into ways to halt or reverse tumor growth
Researchers at CDE develop wireless magnetic hydrogel platform to study tumor progression and potential cancer treatments
CO2 capture material could bring economic payback
New covalent organic framework (COF) material has high selectivity and potential to convert captured CO2 into commercial chemicals.
Energy-efficient inorganic membranes for a cleaner future
Versatile ultrathin inorganic membranes developed by CDE researchers could be suited for wide range of applications.