First-of-its-kind cell therapy promotes wound healing, improves overall wound health and lowers risks of recurrence.

Professorship aims to attract top talent and drive energy transition and sustainability initiatives in Singapore.

Deputy Prime Minister visits research centre hosted at CDE to learn about the facility’s work in cutting-edge microelectronics research.

Innovative bacteria-based solution for wastewater treatment wins top prize in inaugural CDE sustainable innovation challenge.

Ultra-stretchable, self-healing liquid metal material unleashes new possibilities in healthcare, soft robotics, and beyond.

Research upends conventional assumptions that loss and noise are inherently bad and could actually improve performance of sensors and communication systems.

Researchers discover that ‘mechanoresilient’ cancer cells – those that can withstand significant mechanical stress – are more proliferative and drug-resistant.

Inaugural symposium hosted by NUS Cities brings together academia and industry to discuss perspectives and innovative solutions to urban sustainability challenges.