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What is 3D printed food and which are the companies working on it?
Khoo Teck Puat Hospital (KTPH) has been working closely with SUTD and Nanyang Technological University on multiple 3D food printing research projects.
22 Entrepreneurs Upgraded Skills and Obtained SUTD Graduate Certificate
These entrepreneurs are enrolled in the SUTD ModularMaster in SMART Entrepreneurship programme. They have obtained a graduate certificate, and have actively started discussions on business collaboration projects.
Lifestyle Asia: What is 3D printed food and which are the companies working on it?
Lifestyle Asia did a feature on 3D printed food and quoted a 2020 Straits Times report about Khoo Teck Puat Hospital working with SUTD and NTU on multiple 3D food printing research projects.
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See here: https://www.lifestyleasia.com/sg/dining/food/what-is-3d-printed-food-and-companies-working-on-it/
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No teachers, no academic prerequisites: SUTD challenges traditional learning with new ICT course
Imagine a university programme that does not require any academic prerequisites and has no teachers or structured lessons.
My Learning Diaries: AI is a black box to many, but demystifying it has helped me pivot from engineering to software development
SUTD alumnus Benjamin Quek shares how demystifying AI has helped him pivot from engineering to software development.
Urgent need to design a more sustainable future: SUTD forum
Design should be harnessed to create innovations for a happier and more sustainable world. This was the key message at the SUTD Design Innovation Forum 2023.
Prioritise sustainability and innovation for now and future, urge SUTD design forum speakers
Leaders from different sectors such as architecture and urban planning, consumer goods and academia stressed the urgency of sustainability and innovation to improve the lives of people not only now but also for the future.
Medical Xpress: Stretchable knee wearable offers insight into improving e-textiles for health care
Medical Xpress reported about a new knee wearable that has high stretchability and sensitivity for continuous monitoring of human joint motion. This research was led by Associate Prof Low Hong Yee in collaboration with Dr Tan Ngiap Chuan of SingHealth Polyclinics.
See here: https://medicalxpress.com/news/2023-05-stretchable-knee-wearable-insight-e-textiles.html
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CM’s visit to Singapore, Japan to focus on attracting investment, Global Investors Meet
Memoranda of understanding between Guidance Tamil Nadu, State Industries Promotion Corporation of Tamilnadu Ltd, FameTN, TANSIM and Tamil Nadu Skills Development Corporation, and Singapore University of Technology and Design, Singapore India Partnership Office and Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industries.
When Two Wrongs Actually Do Make A Right: What Is Parrondo’s Paradox?
It’s inspired by an impossibility. It doesn’t seem to make any sense. And it might hold the key to life itself.
