MOF membrane tech promises greener chemical production
Metal-organic framework (MOF) membrane developed by CDE researchers enhances efficiency and precision in molecular separation for pharmaceuticals and energy industries.
DNA tech could speed up cancer diagnostics
New technology from team led by CDE researcher sheds light on molecular mechanisms driving disease progression.
Turning food waste into wealth
Integrated microwave-microalgae technology developed by Asst Prof Iris Yu could address both the environmental impact of food waste and its untapped potential.
Prof Liu Bin honoured with President’s Science Award
The award – the nation’s highest scientific honour – recognises her breakthrough research on how organic semiconductors emit light.
NUS Cities Symposium explores liveable cities in uncertain times
At second annual symposium, experts discuss resilience strategies for climate change, ageing, and urban sustainability.
CDE researchers honoured among region’s rising young scientists
Assistant Professor Zhu Di and Adjunct Assistant Professor Ady Suwardi recognised among 35 honourees on 2024 MIT Technology Review Innovators Under 35 Asia Pacific list.
CDE establishes research centre for ageing and environment
The Centre for Environment and Ageing Well (ENgAGE) aims to transform the way society views and supports ageing.
Asst Prof Wang Xinchao honoured at University Awards
Expert on artificial intelligence and machine learning presented with Young Researcher Award at annual NUS University Awards.
Solar-driven gel device to cut water use in urban farms
Research team at CDE develops hydrogel technology that cuts irrigation water use by up to 45 per cent, boosting sustainability in urban agriculture.
Prof Hu Jiangyong named IWA Distinguished Fellow
International Water Association Distinguished Fellowship recognises individuals for their long-term extraordinary contributions to the global water sector.
Wearable biomarker sensor for real-time health monitoring
Developed by CDE researchers, device offers pain-free alternative to blood tests, promising early disease detection and better chronic disease management.
CDE signs MoU with Woh Hup to advance construction tech research
Total of $2 million in grants given by Woh Hup recently builds on many years of research collaboration to pioneer advancements in construction technology.