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HDB family with Mercedes E200, Audi A4, Alfa Romeo, Toyota MR; 2,000 such homes own at least 3 cars
Research Assistant Professor Samuel Chng, who heads SUTD’s Urban Psychology Lab at LKYCIC, said it was not entirely surprising for a small segment of households to accumulate multiple vehicles for practical reasons.
Loud banging, shouting and music: More Singaporeans find themselves trapped by noisy neighbours
NUS Associate Professor Fan Yi and SUTD Senior Research Assistant Wang Jiaxuan observed that, in many Asian societies, noise often serves as an indirect outlet for frustration where direct confrontation is discouraged.
15 rail disruptions in 3 months: What will fix Singapore’s transport woes?
LKYCIC’s Assistant Professor Samuel Chng joins the Usual Place Podcast to explore what can be done to restore commuters’ confidence in our public transport systems.
One of the autonomous shuttles hitting the roads of Punggol looks like something straight of the Jetsons
CNA938 Rewind – Research Assistant Professor Samuel Chng from SUTD’s LKYCIC discusses whether Singapore is ready as self-driving shuttles roll out in Punggol from next year, with the first route launching by the second quarter.
Commentary: With COE prices at another record high, alternatives to car ownership make more sense
Alternatives to car ownership exist, but they will need support for long-term viability, says SUTD’s Dr Samuel Chng.
Professor Cheong Koon Hean and Mr Liew Mun Leong honoured with NUS’s highest accolade, the Outstanding Service Award
Professor Cheong Koon Hean, Chairman of the Lee Kuan Yew Centre for Innovative Cities (LKYCIC) at SUTD, has played a pivotal role in shaping Singapore’s urban landscape over several decades.
Thijs Willems: Amplifying Human Ingenuity with AI
LKYCIC research fellow Dr Thijs Willems shares his opinion on AI amplifying human ingenuity.
Proposals sought to develop Changi East Urban District next to T5
The government is calling for proposals for the development of Changi East Urban District, next to Changi Terminal 5. Experts like LKYCIC’s Professor Cheong Koon Hean shares her views.
Can cycling be a preferred transport choice and way of life in Singapore?
Singapore has made progress in improving cycling infrastructure, but gaps remain as cyclists point to safety risks, disjointed pathways and the lack of supporting facilities such as showers.
No coding skills? No problem: More Singaporeans learning how to build custom AI bots
Schools and training providers are racing to meet the surge, with some seeing interest for custom AI courses rise by up to 200 per cent in the last three months.
