Projects & initiatives
11 result(s)
11 result(s)
Teaching fashion sustainably: pedagogy, perspectives, practice
Fu Courtney (Pi), 2025
Book chapter on zero-waste design.
Book chapter on zero-waste design.
A socio-ecological analysis of computational dysfunction in psychopathology
Uchiyama Ryutaro (Pi), 2025
SKI research project.
SKI research project.
Deciphering the South China Sea leviathan
Pang Yang Huei (Pi), 2024
Journal article.
Journal article.
Pursuing the global in a local setting: particularistic silences in the teaching, deconstructing, researching, and writing of Asian history
Pang Yang Huei (Pi), Midwest World History Association, 2024, Teaching Track Faculty Conference Support Scheme
This research draws on M. R. Trouillot’s idea of “silencing the Past” to explore three historical episodes and their implications for teaching history. These project will illustrate the interconnectedness of global and local history in the classroom, prompting questions about narrative construction, counter narratives, and pedagogical approaches.
This research draws on M. R. Trouillot’s idea of “silencing the Past” to explore three historical episodes and their implications for teaching history. These project will illustrate the interconnectedness of global and local history in the classroom, prompting questions about narrative construction, counter narratives, and pedagogical approaches.
The downfall of Chinese-Vietnamese alliance (1968-1975)
Pang Yang Huei (Pi), 2024
Research project with the Academy of Singapore Teachers.
Research project with the Academy of Singapore Teachers.
Putting virtual reality to disability activism: co-creation and intersectional pedagogical usage in Japan
Yokoyama Setsuko (Pi), 2024
Journal article.
Journal article.
Historicising personal identification and its implication for pandemic response: a case study of ID photographs
Yamamoto Takahiro (Pi), 2023, Japan Science and Technology Agency PRESTO Grant, Japan Science and Technology Agency
Secure and precise personal identification is essential for the continuation of socioeconomic activities under a pandemic. This study will carry out historical analysis of policy discussions and public discourses over the spread of personal identification technologies, with a case study of ID photographs in twentieth-century Japan.
Secure and precise personal identification is essential for the continuation of socioeconomic activities under a pandemic. This study will carry out historical analysis of policy discussions and public discourses over the spread of personal identification technologies, with a case study of ID photographs in twentieth-century Japan.
Multilingual AI-powered Social platform for Older adults (MASO) for prevention and early detection of dementia
Yow Wei Quin (Pi), 2023
SKI research project.
SKI research project.
Carbon credits meet blockchain – cryptocarbon projects and the algorithmic financialisation of voluntary carbon markets
Tan Gordon (Pi), 2023
Non-funded research project.
Non-funded research project.
Procyon – task planning and HRI for effective manned-unmanned teaming
Yow Wei Quin (Pi), 2022
TL@SUTD research project.
TL@SUTD research project.