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Underemployment in Singapore: A Focus on Skills, Qualification and Education Field Mismatches
Chng, S., Trenerry, B., Ghazali, R., & Tan, A., 2026, Underemployment in Singapore: A Focus on Skills, Qualification and Education Field Mismatches, Singapore Labour Journal, 5(1), 64-90, https://doi.org/10.1142/S2811031526500044
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Conditioned comfort: A multi-scalar analysis of residential heat adaptation in the tropical city-state of Singapore
Chan, S., Sim J. D. W., Borzino, N., Li, Y., Naing, K. M., Tan, P. M. S., Tay, Y. X., Du, Y., Chng, S., Lee, J. K. W., Zheng, K. & Neo, H., 2026, Conditioned comfort: A multi-scalar analysis of residential heat adaptation in the tropical city-state of Singapore, Urban Climate, 103015, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.uclim.2026.103015
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Beyond Sustainability: Building a Regenerative Future for Our Cities
Centre for Liveable Cities (produced with research support from the Singapore University of Technology and Design), 2026, Beyond Sustainability: Building a Regenerative Future for Our Cities. Singapore., https://knowledgehub.clc.gov.sg/publications-library/building-a-regenerative-future-for-our-cities/
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Private Cooling, Urban Heat, and the Limits of Collective Climate Action in Tropical Cities
Borzino, N., Chng, S., Chan, S., Naing, K. M., Tay, Y. X., & Neo, H., 2026, Private Cooling, Urban Heat, and the Limits of Collective Climate Action in Tropical Cities, Sustainable Cities and Society, 107444, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scs.2026.107444
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Walking the preferred path: exploring spatial-temporal variation in pedestrian route choice through revealed preferences in a developing city
Liu, X., Wong, S., Li, B., Chng, S., & Neo, H., 2026, Walking the preferred path: exploring spatial-temporal variation in pedestrian route choice through revealed preferences in a developing city, Travel Behaviour and Society, 44, 101278, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.tbs.2026.101278
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Multi-level climate governance or contested carbon exceptionalism? The (re)making of a low-carbon city in Shenzhen, China
Li, Y., & Neo, H., 2026, Multi-level climate governance or contested carbon exceptionalism? The (re)making of a low-carbon city in Shenzhen, China, Journal of Contemporary East Asia Studies, 1(22), https://doi.org/10.1080/24761028.2026.2638023
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Climate Resilient Citizenry and Staying Cool
Climate Resilient Citizenry and Staying Cool, 2026, Technical Report (Citizens’ Dialogue). Understanding Shared Experience of Urban Heat and Climate Change: Citizens’ Dialogue on Household Heat Management and Levers for Support, https://www.sutd.edu.sg/lkycic/research-project-listing/staying-cool-strengthening-the-heat-resilience-of-vulnerable-communities/
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Climate Resilient Citizenry
Climate Resilient Citizenry, 2026, Technical Report (Household Population Survey). Towards a Climate Resilient Citizenry: Population Household Study for Understanding Experience of Urban Heat in Singapore, https://www.sutd.edu.sg/lkycic/research-project-listing/leveraging-shared-experience-of-urban-heat-and-bridging-spatial-temporal-dissonance-towards-a-climate-resilient-citizenry-in-singapore/
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Collaborative governance in urban regeneration: comparative insights from Seoul, Shenzhen, Vancouver, and Vienna
Cai, Y., Yuen, B., & Nearing, C., 2026, Collaborative governance in urban regeneration: comparative insights from Seoul, Shenzhen, Vancouver, and Vienna, Planning Practice & Research, 1–25, https://doi.org/10.1080/02697459.2026.2630042
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Public Support for Urban Heat Resilience: Preferences and Willingness to Pay for Mitigation Strategies in Singapore
Borzino, N., Chng, S., & Schubert, R., 2026, Public Support for Urban Heat Resilience: Preferences and Willingness to Pay for Mitigation Strategies in Singapore, Sustainable Cities and Society, 107110, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scs.2025.107110