Prof Hu Jiangyong (centre) Director at the Centre for Water Research advises her team of researchers as they conduct a study on biofilm using lab-scale continuous flow reactors. Climate change is a growing challenge in the modern world, with its impacts intensifying over time and having profound effects on the global environment, particularly on water

Inaugural Robotics Seed Grant Programme supports cross-disciplinary projects in healthcare, workforce automation, and sustainable robotics.

Innovative system offers realistic model for studying microbial interactions and new discoveries in gut health and disease prevention.

CDE researchers uncover new insights on key hydrogen transfer processes, potentially paving way for more efficient CO2 recycling.

Imaging technique reveals how cells adapt under physical stress, unlocking insights for cancer treatment, immune therapies, and regenerative medicine.

Researchers demonstrate how gold nanoparticles of specific shapes, such as triangles, excel in delivering therapeutic nucleic acids.

‘MINE’ material combines nature’s ingenuity with a touch of science fiction to enable applications from wearable devices to soft robotics.

Asst Prof Tedrick Lew introduces research that aims to grow smarter and more sustainable food crops to feed a changing world.

Technology developed by CDE researchers could offer low-energy solution to global freshwater shortages.