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SUTD researchers turn to age-old molding technique to 3D-print cell-laden vascular models
The biofabricated vascular models will pave the way for drug development and deeper understanding of cardiovascular diseases.
NAGI Rakesh
Head of Pillar (Engineering Systems and Design), Director (Aviation Studies Institute), Cheng Tsang Man Chair Professor
SUTD study uncovers how China’s dams are operated along the Lancang-Mekong river
Detailed knowledge about water release decisions from big hydropower dams allows for more effective transboundary water management efforts.
HASS PhD Student Suhaila’s Journey in SUTD
HASS interviewed PhD student Suhaila (Class of 2018) on her SUTD journey thus far. Read on to find out more about the recent conferences that she has attended as well as her hopes and plans in assuming the Academic Director position in the Graduate Student Association Executive Committee of 2019/2020.
Daniel Dahlmeier (SAP) – Developing NLP in Industry and Chieu Hai Leong (DSO) – Fake News Detection
In the first half of the talk, students will get an understanding of what it is like to work in industry as an NLP expert. The second half will be a sharing on how fake news can be a threat to national security.
What is a conductive Nernst Equation, and how will it transform technology? – A 133-year electrochemical conundrum
Researchers developed first principles-based charge transport equations for electrode-electrolyte current modelling.
Juggling parenthood and my pursuit of a PhD
Tree rings reveal 400 years of rainfall patterns, forecasting extreme weather conditions
Tree rings forecast an increase in extreme weather conditions in Pakistan and Afghanistan
Dong Yanfei (PayPal) – Topics in Graph Neural Networks
In the first part of the lecture, we will look at two limitations of MPNNs. We will also briefly share various graph-structured data in PayPal and some of the applications in the second part of the lecture.
Jason Altschuler (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) – Computing Wasserstein barycenters: easy or hard?
Jason Altschuler (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) – Computing Wasserstein barycenters: easy or hard?