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Three memorandums of understanding were signed separately between SUTD and Singapore Institute of Architects, RSP Architects, Pratt Institute and Pace University.

Established on 1 September 2012 as one of the research centres of excellence in SUTD, the Lee Kuan Yew Centre for Innovative Cities (LKYCIC) is only one of two institutions in Singapore that carry the name of our founding prime minister Mr Lee Kuan Yew.

The Singapore University of Technology and Design’s Future Communications Connectivity Lab is the first of its kind in Southeast Asia to combine research and development in both 6G and artificial intelligence.

Singapore’s improving labour market is seeing employment numbers rise to near pre-pandemic levels. SUTD’s Chief Human Resource Officer Dr Jaclyn Lee shares her expert opinion.

Engineering experts tell The Straits Times that such incidents in Singapore are commonly caused by heavy rain. They say that with more frequent bouts of intense rainfall projected, more landslides may occur.

Engineering Systems and Design (ESD) alumni, Yeoh Jan Wai was diagnosed with autism at the age of five. He now views some aspects of autism as a strength at work: “People with autism tend to be very detail-oriented. They have perseverance and spend a lot of time trying to correct any imperfections.”

Experts ST spoke to say that the embrace of TikTok by political leaders is another sign that more of them are sharpening their focus on social media.

Prof Chan Heng Chee at the Lee Kuan Yew Centre for Innovative Cities, SUTD, writes an opinion piece on why Singapore decided to establish a university of the arts now.

A new upcycling facility in Singapore, the DB Schenker’s Upcycling Hub by Airlab SUTD, explores new production methods needed for a sustainable manufacturing future.

To implement continual learning in edge computing systems, the new type of brain-inspired replay code designed by SUTD researchers provides a promising solution