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Why trance works
How digital natives struggle with the ‘right to disconnect’
It may be hard for digital natives to quit the habit of being connected. But it is worth the effort because the uninterrupted rest afforded to workers may boost their mental health while helping them avoid burnout.
Interdisciplinary education cultivates T-shaped talents, making university students like hedgehogs and foxes
SUTD’s through-train programme helped expand her career options
Shift to e-vehicles spawning new jobs
SUTD Professor Lists as Highly Cited Researcher for the Fifth Consecutive Year
For the fifth year running, Professor Tony Quek, has been named Highly Cited Researcher by Clarivate Analytics in the field of Computer Science.
Prosthetic Arm – New Hope for Singapore’s Healthcare
Vasantham channel’s Seithi (news) programme interviewed Assistant Prof Subburaj Karupppasamy and Tan Tock Seng Hospital’s Principal Prosthetist Trevor Binedell on their research collaboration to fabricate a non-metallic, self-locking 3D printed prosthetic arm for a patient. It is also 20% cheaper compared to conventional ones in the market. Trevor is also currently an EPD PhD student
S'pore's longest serving ambassador to US Chan Heng Chee on Joe Biden: 'Nice, genuine & friendly'
Mothership did an interview with Singapore’s longest serving ambassador to US and LKYCIC Chair Prof Chan Heng Chee, who shared her views on US President-elect Joe Biden.
Reusable masks put to the test: Do they really keep you safe?
Some rethink BTO plans, current living arrangements
First apply for a Build-To-Order (BTO) flat, then have a wedding three to four years later.
