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Study Shows a Potential Technology Based on Future Generation Wireless Network
Wireless communications have progressed from 3G to 4G to 5G, and the next phase is underway. What does 6G include, and how will it interact …
Twitter users may see more fake news, hate speech after Elon Musk takeover
Under Singapore’s fake news law, ministers can order websites, social media platforms and individual users to take down a piece of falsehood or ask for corrections to be put up alongside it.
Fireside Chat: Magnify the digital learning experience with data
Jaclyn Lee, CHRO, Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) shared how data analytics plays a critical role in magnifying the …
NTUC to set up task force to look at needs of young people entering workforce
A study done last year in partnership with SUTD found that the top three challenges faced by young people just starting out at work revolved around career opportunities and prospects, finances, and mental health.
Materials from retired A380 aircraft upcycled and given new lease of life
Premium leather seat covers and seat buckles from retired Singapore Airlines’ (SIA) A380 aircraft were among materials …
SUTD Founding President to be Awarded Honorary Degree by Syracuse University
For his contributions and dedication to education, Professor Thomas Magnanti, who is SUTD’s founding president, will be awarded an honorary degree by Syracuse University during its Commencement on 15 May 2022.
Explainer: Why did lightning bolt skip protection rod at top of Queenstown HDB block? Are buildings in Singapore safe?
A photograph published by Facebook user Mak Wei Seng, showing a lightning bolt hitting the side of a housing block in Queenstown. …
Things To Do In Singapore: A Le Corbusier Exhibition And More
Our weekly edit of things to check out.
KONE Experience maps out the sustainable cities of the future
In ASEAN, where more than 50% of the population live in urban areas, cities play a crucial role in the economic growth and advancement of the region.
Campus life set to return as Covid-19 measures ease
Since January, more in-person activities have been held as the institutions explore ways to bring back events, such as orientation camps and hall activities, on a larger scale.
