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MoU Between QCT and SUTD Promotes Smart 5G Open RAN in Singapore
This QCT-SUTD MOU extends their aim to democratise networking and facilitate O-RAN ecosystem building with the building of a joint lab. QCT and SUTD will work with OTICs in Singapore and Southeast Asia to co-organise the first O-RAN Plugfest in the region while supporting O-RAN related research.
Work till 75? It may actually make for a more rewarding life
Straits Times published an opinion piece about the benefits of staying employed longer given how long we may live. The article included a quote from LKYCIC’s Dr Belinda Yuen.
SMART Debuts Research Unit for AI, Automation, Work Future
Bringing together a diverse team of 17 professors from MIT and institutions in Singapore, SMART M3S will draw expertise from local researchers from Singapore Management University, Singapore University of Technology and Design, the National University of Singapore, and the National Robotics Program of Singapore.
Singapore to enhance OT cybersecurity capabilities through partnerships
Participants of the Singapore-Industrial Control Systems Cybersecurity 301 (SG-ICS301) course will get to learn about Singapore’s OT environment, including red team and blue team exercises using the Secure Water Testbed in SUTD’s iTrust laboratory.
How will Singapore adapt as key pillars of growth are threatened?
Straits Times published an opinion piece on how Singapore will adapt as key pillars of growth are threatened. The article referenced discussions that took place at the Redefining Destiny conference, which was organised by the LKYCIC, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy and Institute of Policy Studies.
SUTD Researchers Leverage Novel Nanotechnology to Control Cells Over Long Periods
This research was led by SMT Assistant Prof Desmond Loke and the team includes research fellows Denise Lee and Natasa Bajalovic, PhD student Maria Meivita and alumni, Sophia Chan and Lunna Li from SUTD.
The trend must remain Singapore’s friend
Straits Times reported that Singapore must stay open and cosmopolitan, and not rest on its laurels, to continue flourishing in the current geopolitical climate. The article briefly references the Reinventing Destiny conference organised by the LKYCIC, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy and Institute of Policy Studies.
Small state in a turbulent world: A survival guide
Straits Times published an edited version of the speech that LKYCIC’s Prof Chan Heng Chee made at the Reinventing Destiny conference. Her speech focused on how a small country like Singapore can survive in a turbulent world.
Start-up Castomize to revolutionise fracture care with 4D-printed cast
Castomize, a spin-off of SUTD, has come up with a cast for fractured bones using 4D-printing that conforms to a patient’s limb and becomes rigid after cooling down to provide the required support. This patented 4D-printing core technology allows the cast to be reshaped according to how the bone is healing.
When geopolitical concerns take priority over open trade, world can expect slower growth, longer-term inflation: DPM Wong
A world where geopolitical concerns take precedence over open trade will be one with slower growth and longer-term inflation, Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said at the Reinventing Destiny conference.
