Prof Chen Xiaoyuan (Biomedical Engineering) and Adj Prof Loh Xian Jun (Materials Science and Engineering) honoured by Singapore National Academy of Science.

A new, non-invasive method may do away with the need to draw blood for testing blood glucose and cholesterol levels.

Developed by CDE researchers, device offers pain-free alternative to blood tests, promising early disease detection and better chronic disease management.

COE premiums and the affordabilty of cars rest on the interaction of numerous factors – says Assoc Prof Raymond (Civil and Environmental Engineering) writing in The Straits Times.

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

Total of $2 million in grants given by Woh Hup recently builds on many years of research collaboration to pioneer advancements in construction technology.

Prototype robotic assistance devices help soldiers packing and shipping 300,000 NDP packs, protecting against injury and boosting productivity.

Study by CDE researchers proposes giving building occupants control over their environment to deliver enhanced comfort and energy efficiency.

Researchers say CHARM3D technique enables development of devices that offer high electrical conductivity, self-healing capabilities and recyclability.

NUS officially launches Centre for Hydrogen Innovations, a university-level research centre focused on hydrogen-based sustainable energy solutions.

Researchers at CDE develop innovative green energy technology to harness Wi-Fi and Bluetooth signals.

Research by CDE’s Prof Florence Y. Y. Ling identifies key tools for boosting quality, productivity and competitiveness in the built environment sector.