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OT-ISAC and SUTD Team Up to Strengthen Cyber Defences for Critical Infrastructure in Singapore and Asia-Pacific
A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was signed to work together on cybersecurity research, threat intelligence and cyber exercises.
COE system takes a hard look at itself on road to fairness
In this opinion piece, LKYCIC’s Research Assistant Professor Samuel Chng discusses fairness in the COE review and the importance of meeting diverse transport needs.
Commentary: Can commuters’ fatigue from North-South Corridor construction be better managed?
LKYCIC’s Research Assistant Professor Samuel Chng and Research Fellow Sarah Chan write about how to ensure continued liveability can and should be managed while Singapore continues to develop itself.
Can PM2.5 enter the bloodstream? Teaching you how to understand smog and wear the right mask
SUTD Senior Lecturer Teo Tee Hui explained how N95 masks filter fine particles more effectively than cloth and surgical masks, and highlighted the importance of checking certification labels when choosing masks for haze protection.
Quantum Tunnelling Transistor Shatters the 60-Millivolt Barrier Holding Back Computer Chips
SUTD Assistant Professor Ang Yee Sin contributed to the development of a quantum-tunnelling transistor that overcame a fundamental switching limit in conventional transistors, paving the way for more energy-efficient computer and AI chips.
Why not exercise more? People need other people to sustain healthy living habits
In this opinion piece by LKYCIC’s Dr Belinda Yuen, Francine Chan and Dr Xin Yang, they discuss why health programmes must move towards practical skills, coaching and follow-up that help and encourage residents to sustain healthy behaviour in daily life.
From ‘red ocean’ to ‘blue ocean’: Why Singaporean firms are exploring Nanning to enter China’s market
SUTD Research Assistant Professor Samuel Chng urged Singaporeans to scrutinise investment opportunities carefully, verify business claims and seek independent assessments, cautioning that even promising markets could contain unsound ventures.
Researcher wins award for developing AI technology to help students learn
SUTD researcher and PhD student Nizam Kadir, a Seed Award 2026 recipient, studies machine pedagogical intelligence to enable AI to tailor teaching to students’ needs.
Researchers Decode up to 1,023 Qubits Using Rank Decomposition
SUTD Assistant Professor Feng Pan co-developed a new algorithm that enabled faster quantum error-correction decoding and demonstrated its capabilities on codes containing up to 1,023 qubits.
Outfoxing artificial intelligence: The great human-AI face-off
In an emerging economy underpinned by tech, the age-old pursuit of academic mastery is no longer enough. SUTD President Prof Phoon Kok Kwang shares his thoughts in this opinion piece.
