New developments in chip energy efficiency will boost Singapore’s AI and semiconductor industry with new capabilities in always-on AI devices.

Four individuals connected to the CDE community named on Forbes’ list of innovators “leading the transformation of industries”.

Fellowship of world’s oldest and most esteemed scientific academy recognises Prof Lim’s invaluable contributions to science.

Research could lead to better drug treatments by targeting supporting non-cancer cells within tumours.

Researchers at CDE develop energy-efficient, cost-effective method to convert waste carbon dioxide emissions into a wide range of chemical feedstocks.

Research at CDE could lead to new materials able to change shape and machines that can move independently, mimicking how biological cells work.

As part of CDE Distinguished Leaders Lecture Series, Prof Yeo Yee Chia explored the crucial role of semiconductor research and its impact on the global economy.

The CDE and FoS food tech startup beat over 1,000 submissions from more than 100 countries.

The ceremony this year saw seven categories of awards and recognition handed out.

Lianhe Zaobao reports on the Gojek-ComfortDelGro cross-dispatch model, featuring comments from Assoc Prof Raymond Ong (Civil and Environmental Engineering).

CDE researchers say groundbreaking design for ammonia-fueled marine engine could mark a significant leap forward in sustainable shipping.

Over 30 innovative student projects tackling real-world challenges were featured.