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.

CDE’s Prof Chandra Sekhar and Assoc Prof Tham Kwok Wai discuss critical need for global indoor air quality standards to safeguard public health.

The MOUs signed during SIWW 2024 aim to strengthen the parties’ shared commitment to developing solutions in coastal protection and flood management.

Innovative RNA-based sensor’s high precision detects valuable natural compounds, widely recognised for health benefits.

Applications in radiative cooling and electromagnetic wave absorption promise enhanced energy efficiency and environmental safety.

CDE hosts delegation from Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) for a workshop focused on biomedical research and healthcare innovation.

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

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.