Events

Information Systems Technology and Design (ISTD) Pillar at SUTD hosted its annual Industry Engagement Day, bringing together ten leading industry and government partners and our talented Computer Science and Design (CSD) students for an inspiring afternoon of discussions, networking, and career insights.

ESD Research Seminar by Marvin Carl May – Semiconductor manufacturing systems, fabs, are the most complex manufacturing systems. They provide an ideal environment for the conception of intelligent production control algorithms. A major complexity driver are time-constraints, that limit the maximum time between two processes.

Step to the forefront of the Design·AI revolution. Join us as we bring together global visionaries and changemakers to explore how we can harness AI to serve humanity, reflect diverse cultures, and support collective flourishing in both Asia and beyond.

Dialogues with Leaders by Eason Yang – Join this lecture where Eason will share on his work and creativity as a force for change.

Cities are under growing pressure to become more sustainable and equitable as they face rapid urbanisation and climate change. While advances in urban sensing and volunteered geographic information are opening new doors for data-driven planning, most models remain fragmented and struggle to make sense of large-scale, diverse urban data.

EPD Distinguished Lecture Series & Innovation Forum in partnership with The James Dyson Foundation – Join us to explore how the cutting-edge advancements in technology, design and AI are shaping our future. The forum will feature a keynote by Dyson followed by a panel discussion with industry experts from AMD and ST Engineering.

AI Ethics Reading Group – This reading group session is organised in conjunction with the AI Foresight Conference on Oct 3rd (Fri).

ESD Research Seminar by Andreas Schrank – This talk will present Andreas’ approach of designing and evaluating human-machine interfaces for the remote operation of highly automated vehicles from a Human Factors perspective.

Singapore’s tropical equatorial context has enabled unique urban design approaches. This guest lecture invites everyone to understand how well-being in our city can be planned and designed for.

ISTD Seminar by Martin Sulzmann – Prof Martin will survey the state of the art in the area of controlled concurrency (CCT) testing for Go to explore schedules that reveal panic and blocking bugs, and discuss several new novel aspects such as the ability to perform controlled replay of programs to guarantee that new schedules are actually explored in this seminar.