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Zero-click spyware exposes the limits of cybersecurity training and puts the onus on employers to stop intrusions. In this opinion piece, Dr Victor Keong (ISTD) shares five measures that users can take to make computers and phones harder to track and compromise.

SUTD President Professor Phoon Kok Kwang highlighted the University’s “human-AI-human” teaching approach, while SUTD Chief Lifelong Learning and Innovation Officer John Leong outlined plans to expand training to 5,000 people and support around 300 enterprises annually.

SUTD Engineering Product Development student Muhammad Raziq Azman shared how perseverance, family support and AMP assistance helped him progress from the Normal (Technical) stream to university while balancing work and studies.

A study by LKYCIC’s Dr Belinda Yuen and Dr Xin Yang observed a lack of suitable outdoor recreational spaces for teenagers. More inclusive, accessible and teenager-friendly outdoor spaces, particularly for girls are needed, to encourage youths to be more physically active and spend less time on screens.

CNA938 Rewind – Professor Zhou Jianying shares some insights about whether someone nearby can scan information from your wallet or phone, and how to protect yourself.

SUTD Provost Professor Chee Yeow Meng shares that in the age of AI, the purpose of a university education can no longer be simply to teach students everything they need to know for their careers. Instead, greater emphasis must be placed on teaching them to use the knowledge gained to solve problems and create real-world value.

LKYCIC Research Assistant Professor Samuel Chng shares some insights on the traffic conditions drivers can expect after the road changes around AMK Hub.

The worsening haze is making life harder for seniors trapped in stuffy homes who are forced to shut windows to keep out the toxic air. The article referenced a 2026 study by SUTD that found that more than half of 400 flats the researchers visited were warmer than outdoors largely because of poor airflow.

Prof Yow Wei Quin noted that Singapore’s students are already strong problem-solvers, but innovation requires something more: the ability to question assumptions, identify problems that others may have overlooked, and redefine what needs to be solved.

SUTD Research Assistant Professor Samuel Chng discuss how road design can better meet seniors’ needs and improve pedestrian safety on CNA’s Talking Point.