Smart City MOUs to tackle CO2 emissions
MOUs covering two carbon emission projects led by researchers at CDE have been signed at a meeting of the Singapore-China (Shenzhen) Smart City Initiative.
Soft robotics pioneer Prof Cecilia Laschi elevated to IEEE fellow
Prof Laschi’s work has been instrumental in the growth of soft robotics research and development worldwide.
CDE young researchers named among most influential in Asia Pacific
Four young researchers among 35 from across the region named by MIT Technology Review as the year’s most influential innovators.
Eighteen CDE faculty named among the World’s Most Influential Scientific Minds
Annual list identifies researchers who demonstrate significant impact and influence by publishing several highly cited papers during the last decade.
Living heritage lab opens in historic Singapore townhouse
ArClab, housed in a century-old townhouse, aims to become centre for teaching and research on sustainable development of the built environment.
Prof Zhang Yong elected Fellow of Singapore Academy of Engineering
Prof. Zhang is globally recognised for his leading research in light-emitting nanomaterials and implants for wireless cancer photodynamic therapy and optogenetics.
MOU with Aboitiz Data for AI-enabled sustainable systems
Partnership signed during the ADI: Let’s Press Start event held on October 27 at the ArtScience Museum, Singapore.
Chance discovery could revolutionise process of generating hydrogen from water
Research discovery that light can trigger a brand new electro-catalytic mechanism of water electrolysis could improve affordability of hydrogen as source of clean energy.
S$13M boost for ports and maritime research
Funding announced at Singapore Maritime Institute forum to accelerate adoption of cutting-edge digital twin and AI technologies for the shipping sector.
Discovery offers path to safer sodium rechargeable batteries
CDE researchers identify a new sodium-ion-based solid electrolyte composition that may enable ultrafast battery charge and discharge.
A self-charging battery powered by moisture from the air
Researchers say rechargeable fabric-like ‘battery’ provides higher electrical output than a conventional AA battery and could be used to power everyday electronics
Prof John Wang elected fellow of Singapore National Academy of Science
Prof Wang has pioneered cutting-edge research and development of advanced materials for energy and environment applications.