Leveraging Shared Experience of Urban Heat and Bridging Spatial-Temporal Dissonance: Towards a Climate Resilient Citizenry in Singapore
Leveraging Shared Experience of Urban Heat and Bridging Spatial-Temporal Dissonance: Towards a Climate Resilient Citizenry in Singapore
Commenced on
2 October 2023
ongoing
PI
NEO Harvey (LKYCIC, SUTD)
Co-PI
CHNG Samuel (LKYCIC, SUTD), ZHENG Kai (ASD, SUTD), LEE Jason (NUS), LEUNG Angela (SMU), JONAS Joerin (ETH Zurich)
Team
LI Yunjing (Jennifer), CHAN Hian May Sarah, TAY Yi Xuan (LKYCIC, SUTD), BORZINO Natalia (Singapore-ETH Centre), TAN Pearl, TAN Gerald (NUS)
Partners & sponsors
Social Science Research Thematic Grant, Ministry of Education
Ministry of Sustainability and Environment
Ministry of Sustainability and Environment
4 result(s)
4 result(s)
Heat, air pollution, and learning loss: global impacts on educational equity and human capital formation
Borzino, N., Otto, M., Kjellstrom, T., & Lee, K. W. J., 2026, Environmental Research: Climate, 5, 3, https://doi.org/10.1088/2752-5295/ae8320
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
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
Outdoor thermal comfort and cognition impact pro-environmental behaviours: Evidence from a field experiment in the tropics
Borzino, N., Chng, S., & Schubert, R., 2025, Outdoor thermal comfort and cognition impact pro-environmental behaviours: Evidence from a field experiment in the tropics, Frontiers in Psychology, 16, 1472852, https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2025.1472852