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China-Singapore Tianjin Eco-City and SUTD signed an MOU to expand cultural exchanges and more
The China-Singapore Tianjin Eco-City and the Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to collaborate on cultural exchanges, education and training, as well as research, innovation and enterprise.
The future of agrifood tech in Southeast Asia: Novel foods set to be the new normal
Kr-Asia wrote an article on the future of agrifood tech in Southeast Asia and briefly mentioned SUTD’s collaboration with Khoo Teck Puat Hospital to create 3D-printed meals for elderly and hospital patients.
Clever inventions from Singapore
Ms Rinkoo Bhowmik is working with Assistant Professor Christine Yogiaman (Architecture and Sustainable Design) on the Doonya Home+Shop – a flat-pack home unit.
Redefine the future of work for working mothers in Malaysia
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected everyone and their daily lives, and while it has been disadvantageous for everyone, it has been that way …
Achieving the reddest red: Schrödinger’s red
Researchers from A*STAR Institute of Materials Research and Engineering, NUS and SUTD have collaborated to design and realise reds at the ultimate limit of saturation as predicted by theory, where the team worked together on conceptualisation methodology, fabrications, characterisations and simulations.
SUTD x Armstrong 3D Printing Design Innovation Challenge
The SUTD x Armstrong 3D Printing Design Innovation Challenge that was held on 8 June 2022. It aims to promote sustainability, in line with Singapore’s plan to produce 30 percent of the nation’s production needs by 2030.
The ‘Third Space’ gains traction
Prof Chan Heng Chee (Lee Kuan Yew Centre for Innovative Cities) writes commentary on the ‘Third Space’ gaining traction after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine caused a profound rift in the world.
i Light Singapore Returns To Marina Bay In 2022 With Firefly Fields & Inflatable Plastic Whale
i Light Singapore 2022 Installations Tell The Story Of Our World
Study uncovers how China’s dams are operated along the Lancang-Mekong river
China’s dams along the Upper Mekong, or Lancang, are often blamed as the main cause of recent droughts in the downstream regions. Yet, it is challenging to corroborate these claims, since China has not been releasing detailed data on how its big dams in the Lancang are operated.
Reinventing drones with inspirations from nature
RIE News May 2022 issue featured Associate Prof Foong Shaohui
