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Dr Felicity Chan (LKYCIC) shares insights on how we can embrace nostalgia’s influence. Whether it’s dying cinema theatres or vanishing heritage trades, we feel the same cultural yearning for the past. And this is only likely to increase, with change the only constant in Singapore.

SUTD believes this is how one will innovate in future; it is also how one will craft the future of innovation for economy and society.

Professor Yow Wei Quin’s commentary on finding calm through walking and renewal through movement, featured on Shin Min Daily News.

This commentary, co-written by LKYCIC’s Dr Sarah Chan and Dr Samuel Chng, and NUS’ Dr Yingshan Lau, reflects on the benefits of nature and why it should be made a part of children’s everyday lives.

Singapore Sports School signed a memorandum of understanding with local universities to facilitate athlete-friendly practices, including aptitude-based admissions or support to swop class groups to accommodate their training and competitions.

Fitback is a plug-in for an e-commerce platform that uses AI to help measure and recommend the right clothing size to consumers.

Professor Yow Wei Quin, Head of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (HASS), writes about being financially savvy and ageing.

The Lobster Shell 3D Printing Composite material project follows a growing field of interest in chitin-based biocomposites. Earlier studies include a Martian biolith prototype by SUTD.

Studies are being done to help people weather the heat at home, without relying on air-conditioning too much. Researchers from SUTD and NUS have been tracking the thermal comfort of participating residents for two weeks with the help of skin temperature sensors, wearables and survey responses.

LKYCIC Assistant Professor Samuel Chng shared his opinion regarding Grab’s entry into Singapore’s taxi market.