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Some stress may not harm your mental well-being
Business Times wrote an article about how some stress may not harm a person’s mental well-being, which included expert quotes from LKYCIC research fellow Dr Samuel Chng.
E-commerce: Would you pick slower delivery to cut your carbon footprint?
Does knowing the carbon emissions of an order being shipped from the other side of the planet encourage consumers to choose eco-responsible …
Mt Pleasant project set to show the way to redevelop other sites
Residents of the upcoming Mount Pleasant estate may one day sip coffee on the veranda of a century-old colonial bungalow or – if needed – …
24% of SUTD Faculty Listed Among the Top 2% Scientists in a Global List by Stanford University
The database released by Stanford University and Elsevier BV identifies the world’s top scientists across 22 scientific fields and 176 sub-fields.
New standards rolled out to spur start-ups, SMEs to use 3D printing
New standards have been rolled out to drive more companies, especially start-ups and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), to use 3D printing to make products on demand and save costs.
Laying the foundation for the future of cleaning
THE cleaning sector has been grappling with a worsening labour crunch over the years, but the demand for cleaning services has been …
New anti-discrimination law does not seek to change standards of fairness, firms told
There will be no change for employers if they have been complying with fair employment guidelines as a planned law on workplace …
S’pore’s first free computer science programme to be launched by 2022
People can expect to sign up for Singapore’s first free and teacher-less computer science programme by next year.
Singapore boosts supply chain resilience at ITAP 2021, A*Star invests S$18m
SINGAPORE’S manufacturing industry received a boost on Monday (Nov 22) with the government and corporates inking a slew of agreements to …
How do I decide if I should go to a JC or a polytechnic?
Students who have not chosen where to further their studies after completing their O levels will have to decide by mid-January, when the next Joint Admissions Exercise (JAE) takes place.
