RESEARCH NEWS
Student projects shine at EDIC Project Showcase 2024
More than 150 undergraduate and graduate students gathered to present their design projects.
Prof Chandra Sekhar honoured with ASHRAE Fellowship Award
The ASHRAE Louise and Bill Holladay Distinguished Award recognises an ASHRAE Fellow for continuing preeminence in engineering or research work.
Asst Prof Iris Yu wins L’Oréal-UNESCO for Women in Science Singapore Award 2024
The L’Oréal-UNESCO Fellowship for Women in Science aids female scientists in advancing their research and serve as a role model for young girls in STEM.
Prof Praveen Linga receives inaugural GSE Distinguished Scientist Award
Award recognises impactful research in gas hydrates, energy storage, and sustainable energy solutions.
CDE hosts Rising Stars Women in Engineering Workshop
Held in conjunction with the Asian Deans’ Forum (ADF), the workshop aims to develop women academic leaders in Asia.
Professor Tong Yen Wah – Musim Mas Professor in Sustainability
Addressing sustainability issues in the oil palm industry.
Team Bumblebee’s victory at the Maritime RobotX Challenge 2024
With 30 members leading the charge, Team Bumblebee is the first to win the competition twice.
Communication ‘is key to innovation success’
Director of US National Science Foundation urges researchers to embrace failure and foster collaboration during guest lecture at CDE.
Clarivate names 25 CDE faculty among World’s Most Influential Scientific Minds
Faculty from six CDE departments named on annual list of Highly Cited Researchers who contribute disproportionately to extending the frontiers of knowledge.
‘Bold action’ needed to unlock climate tech
Remi Eriksen, Group President and CEO of DNV Group, delivers sobering outlook on climate action at Seatrium Public Lecture.
2024 Architectural Heritage Awards winners elevate heritage conservation
Straits Times Life reports on the 2024 Architectural Heritage Awards, featuring comments from Professor Ho Puay Peng. Prof Ho was part of the 2024 AHA assessment committee.
Why market-driven energy may work better in a crisis
Study by Assoc Prof Jimmy Peng suggests people prefer flexibility over equal rationing in emergency power distribution.


