Events

Empowering the next generation of Pythonistas. Join educators, learners, and enthusiasts as we explore the future of Python education.

CypHER is a women-in-cybersecurity initiative by iTrust that aims to inspire and empower more girls and young women to explore opportunities in cybersecurity through engaging industry exposure, workshops, and hands-on learning experiences.

Human-Centered Design (HCD) Hackathon – In collaboration with Tsinghua Academy of Arts & Design (AAD), HASS held the Embodied Futures student hackathon exploring the next generation of daily life and human-robot collaboration.

ISTD COIL Seminar by Filbert Cia – In this talk, we will explore the reality of how LLM is used in the software engineering industry and the relevance of CS fundamentals.

Grounded in extensive organisational practices, this session introduces a structured, human-centric, and skills-first approach to identify how functional tasks can be automated, augmented, or reorganised, and how jobs can be reconstructed into higher-value, future-ready roles.

Explore how digitalisation shapes the everyday lives of older adults in Singapore’s Outram Planning Area, featuring real stories, photographs, and voices from older residents — reflecting their experiences with technology, from the conveniences it brings to the challenges it creates.

Pang Yang Huei presents Wheels within Wheels, exploring Chinese involvement in the origins of the Korean War, at the Academy of Singapore Teachers.

This talk traces the historical development and contemporary transformations of the Buddhist community in Singapore. Beginning in the nineteenth century, it examines how waves of migration from China, South Asia, and Southeast Asia produced a diverse Buddhist landscape encompassing Theravāda, Mahāyāna, and Vajrayāna traditions in a colonial port city.

ESD Research Seminar by Arjun Ramachandra – Many applications in power systems, supply chains, and transportation involve uncertain outcomes and optimisation decisions over multiple time periods while requiring high reliability. Joint chance constraints (JCC) enforce strict reliability but are overly conservative, while single chance constraints (SCC) offer flexibility at the cost of performance.

This showcase highlights human‑centred engineering solutions that address real‑world challenges in accessibility, mobility and independence, demonstrating how thoughtful design and technology can create meaningful social impact.​