Year 4 NUS Arts and Social Sciences student Pamela Low is on a mission to minimise the use of disposables across NUS canteens, halls and residential colleges.

Research compilation Family and Population Changes in Singapore was launched at the International Sociological Association Joint Conference for the Research Committees of Family and Population on 17 May.

Associate Professor Tong Yen Wah from NUS Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering led a research team that has developed a self-sustaining anaerobic biodigester which can digest food waste to produce electrical and heat energy.

In the media this week, members of the NUS community shared their views on China’s technological advancements, a tuition ban in Singapore and the Malaysia elections.

Seven exceptional individuals were honoured for their transformative contributions to education, research and service at the NUS University Awards 2018.

Researchers from the Centre for Quantum Technologies at NUS have discovered that lutetium possesses properties ideal for making better atomic clocks.