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Dr Harvey Neo appointed to Research Advisory Panel of the Housing Development Board
1 December 2021

The seven member panel provides inputs to the research agenda of HDB and lends its expertise in various key research projects that are relevant to HDB’s mission and operations.

Dr Harvey Neo appointed Associate Editor of Frontiers in Sustainable Cities: Cities in the Global South
18 October 2021

LKYCIC is pleased to announce that Dr Harvey NEO has been appointed the Associate Editor of Frontiers in Sustainable Cities: Cities in the Global South, with effect from 1 April 2021. In addition, he has also been appointed to the editorial boards of Geoforum (with effect from 30 June 2021) and Progress in Environmental Geography (with effect from 1 June 2021).

Striking a Chord Investigating Singapores Beloved National Day Songs
Striking a Chord: Investigating Singapore’s Beloved National Day Songs
10 August 2021

Tan Yin Xi and Samuel Chng examine whether a “reminiscence bump” can help us understand the enduring popularity of some of Singapore’s National Day songs.

2021 Joint International AREUEA/AsRES/GCREC Real Estate Conference
22 July 2021

Prof Cheong Koon Hean was invited as a keynote speaker on “#BuildBackBetter : An Urban Perspective” and panellist on the panel discussion “Planning for Resilient and Sustainable Cities after the COVID-19”.

Future Cities Briefing : Singapore – Keynote Interview: The pathway to smart nationhood
7 July 2021

In the lead up to Dubai World Expo 2021, Financial Times in collaboration with Siemens featured Singapore in its Future Cities segment. Prof Cheong Koon Hean was invited as the keynote interviewee to give her insights on “Singapore, Spearheading Smart City Innovation and Finance”.

Moscow Urban Forum – Keynote speaker “How Do Cities Transform Successfully”
2 July 2021

Prof Cheong Koon Hean was invited to be a Keynote Speaker to share on “How Cities Transform Successfully” at the Moscow Urban Forum organised by the City of Moscow. The segment starts from 27:41 min-mark.

SolidGroundsg A new resource for those facing online harassment or abuse
SolidGround.sg: A new resource for those facing online harassment or abuse
25 June 2021

LKYCIC researchers Catherine Chang and Holly Apsley launch Solidground.sg – a resource site for those facing online harassment or abuse in Singapore.

Nanjing Tech Week – ‘Tech-Led Communes’
21 June 2021

Prof Cheong Koon Hean shared insights with CNBC on Singapore’s Smart City Innovations as one of the panelists at the Nanjing Tech Week.

(Oral evidence session): “Supporting our high streets after COVID-19” ( UK House of Commons Select Committee on Housing, Communities and Local Government ,10.06.2021)
10 June 2021

Join Professor Chan Heng Chee, Chair of Lee Kuan Yew Centre for Innovative Cities online this evening as she provides expert testimony on ‘Supporting our High Streets Post Covid’ before the UK House of Commons Select Committee on Housing, Communities and Local Government. The inquiry will examine the long-term consequences of the Covid-19 outbreak on the future of the high street. It is interested in how government, at all levels, can mitigate the economic and social impact and develop policies to ensure high streets remain the centre of local communities. The Committee will look at the impact of existing measures to support the high street, including the business rate holiday, as well as the broader role of taxation in enabling high street businesses to remain viable. Professor Carlos Moreno, Scientific Director, Panthenon Sorbonne University, IAE Paris as well as Professor Ricky Burdett, Director of LSE Cities and Urban Age, London School of Economics will also be joining Prof Chan in this session.

Waste not want not Understanding online public concerns toward food waste reduction in Singapore
Waste not, want not: Understanding online public concerns toward food waste reduction in Singapore
7 June 2021

In 2019, Singapore generated 744 million kilograms of food waste. To put it into perspective, that is equivalent to 51,000 double-decker buses. Globally, a whopping 1/3 of all food for human consumption goes to waste every year. Although Singapore is small, Singaporeans have big appetites, and with that, arises the inevitable issue of food waste.