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Nobel laureate urges scientists to leverage on people’s trust in them to tackle misinformation
He highlighted how misinformation has contributed to the low vaccine uptake rates among certain groups.
For a decade, no one believed he found a planet outside solar system
Prof Didier credits his “obsessive curiosity” which enables him to persevere with his beliefs and ignore naysayers. Prof Didier was speaking at the GYSS 2023 held at SUTD.
Global scientific community must work together in spite of geopolitical tensions: DPM Heng
Science can provide objectivity and rigour. DPM Heng Swee Keat was speaking during the opening ceremony of the Global Young Scientists Summit held at SUTD on Jan 17.
Forum: Singapore has made moves to harness full potential of AI and ensure responsible use
Singapore has also taken steps to help Singaporeans take on good jobs in the AI-driven economy. For instance, A Guide To Job Redesign In The Age Of AI, developed by IMDA and the Lee Kuan Yew Centre for Innovative Cities at SUTD, was published to help companies manage AI’s impact on employees and prepare for the future of work.
A new way to assess radiation damage in reactors
Engineers designed a tool that enables faster measurements of the condition of some nuclear reactor components, potentially extending their lifetimes.
The great zodiac light-up: 12 years of Chinatown Chinese New Year lanterns
Chinese New Year already? Wasn’t it just Christmas? For the 12th year, SUTD students were involved in designing the CNY lantern light-up.
Chinatown’s Chinese New Year Street Market resumes after two years
It is the 12th year that SUTD students are involved in the design of the Chinatown Lunar New Year Street Light-up. ASD student Lim Pei Ying and Freshmore Brayden Tang share about the concept of this year’s design.
Chinatown CNY festivities hop back in full force ahead of Year of the Rabbit
The annual light-up will take place nightly until Feb 19.
Chinatown’s Chinese New Year celebrations return in full force after 2 years
The Chinatown Chinese New Year celebration returns this year, after two years of virtual celebrations.
