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Controlling quantum light at room temperature with tunable nanostructures and low voltage
A research team led by Associate Professor Dong Zhaogang demonstrates a novel way to control the colour of quantum light at room temperature, unlocking new applications in quantum communication and photonics.
‘A simple thank you…that’s all I need,’ says artist who surprises strangers with portraits
SUTD alumnus Jeff Lai (DAI, Class of 2024) – aka playingwithpencil on Instagram and jeffandpencil on TikTok, shares his journey to earning viral fame on social media by sketching strangers in public places.
Two interim parks take root in Taman Jurong to bring nature closer to residents
A 2024 study published by NTU and SUTD found that “more than 70 per cent of the respondents expressed that they would not mind having more nature in their neighbourhood, even though they indicated that the current amount of nature was adequate”.
How do green roofs contribute to sustainable urban development?
The SUTD campus was designed with a set of terraces and sky gardens as part of the various passive design strategies implemented to combat the tropical climate conditions of Singapore.
What’s a bus shelter doing in a dementia ward in Singapore?
The Straits Times explores why a bus shelter stands at the heart of a dementia ward. Dr Sarah Chan from LKYCIC shares that the use of a landmark like a bus shelter in a dementia ward serves as a navigational aid.
SUTD Student Wins Singapore Valley Award for AI Software Aimed at Reducing Teacher Workload
SUTD Computer Science and Design (CSD) students Htet Myat Ko Ko and Lim Han Yang secured spots among the five winners of this year’s Singapore Valley Awards.
Safeguarding coffee grinders from hidden stones with acoustics
Senior Lecturer Dr Teo Tee Hui and his team from SUTD are using acoustics to protect coffee grinders from hidden stones, a common issue that can damage equipment. Their solution involves strategically placing a microphone within the grinder to capture its acoustic profile in real-time.
Who needs a car when there is a driverless bus at 2am?
The Straits Times’ Wheel Insights Podcast: Dr Samuel Chng from the LKYCIC at SUTD shares his views on how Singapore can go beyond “car-lite” and aspire to be “car-free”.
Who bears the heat of climate change? Helping communities deal with rising temperatures
Researchers from the Lee Kuan Yew Centre for Innovative Cities (LKYCIC), led by Assistant Prof Samuel Chng and Dr Zheng Kai, share their findings on how households and living spaces are impacted by climate change.
STEAMunity programme promotes student innovation and generates 12 creative solutions for the community
The second run of the STEAMunity programme that was co-organised by SUTD and Science Centre Singapore showcased creative student solutions developed for the community.
