Highlights
Building Resilience Together: Citizen Dialogue on Urban Heat and Climate Change
On 5th October 2025, we held a Citizen Dialogue which brought over 100 residents and experts together to discuss how we experience heat in our homes and how we can stay cool, comfortable and resilient in a warming Singapore.
Discover children playgrounds in Punggol and Sengkang
Explore the Children playground data dashboard on Lee Kuan Yew Centre for Innovative Cities project website, Building Child-friendly Neighbourhoods in Singapore.
Visit by New Zealand Ministry for the Environment
LKYCIC was delighted to host a visit by Mr James Palmer, Chief Executive of the New Zealand Ministry for the Environment and his delegation.
Visit by Riis Settlement
LKYCIC was delighted to host a visit by Mr Christopher Hanway, Executive Director, Riis Settlement.
Visit by Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth
LKYCIC was delighted to host a visit by Ms Teoh Zsin Woon, Permanent Secretary of Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth and her delegation.
Visit by WRLDCTY Global Fellowship
LKYCIC was delighted to host a visit by the delegation from the WRLDCTY Global Fellowship on 8 September 2025.
New journal paper by Qian Huang, Thijs Willems & Poon King Wang
Huang, Qian., Willems, Thijs., & Poon, King Wang. (2025). The application of GPT-4 in grading design university students’ assignment: An exploratory study. International Journal of Technology and Design Education. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10798-025-10022-1
Visit by Ministry of Investment of Saudi Arabia
LKYCIC was delighted to host a visit by the delegation from the Ministry of Investment of Saudi Arabia (MISA), Investment Ecosystem Development (IED) Program.
Media interview: How Singapore Adapts In A Changing World
The Front Row Podcast hosted by Keith Yap interviewed Professor Chan Heng Chee in the episode titled “How Singapore Adapts in a Changing World”.
From Smart to Trusted Mobility: Why Trust in AI Matters for Singapore’s Transport Future
As Singapore advances toward smarter urban mobility, the next leap isn’t just technological—it’s trust-based. In our latest blog post, we explore how experimental research on trust in AI can inform transport policies that are not only efficient but also inclusive, transparent, and human-centered.