NUS Social Work hosted 14 social service leaders from across Asia as part of the Social Service Leaders Exchange Programme, which seeks to promote the sharing of knowledge between the foreign delegates and local social work practitioners.

NUS researchers invented a highly sensitive blood test for faster, cheaper and more accurate detection of Alzheimer's disease, even before clinical symptoms appear. This technology complements existing clinical and neuropsychological tests for early detection and better management of the disease.

Professor John Miksic from NUS Southeast Asian Studies, is one of the most prominent experts on the ancient history of Singapore. This article looks back on his career so far and reveals how his studies of the past can impact Singaporeans today.

NUS Overseas Colleges’ Southeast Asia programme has expanded to include two new cities this year — Bandung, Indonesia and Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam — prompting a spike in the number of participants for the three-month programme.

The Middle East Institute at NUS organised “Discovering Arabic Culture”, a casual and interactive event that sought to make Arabic culture accessible through its food.

Associate Professor Yang Hyunsoo from NUS Electrical and Computer Engineering discussed the rapid development of computing technologies, and his own illustrious career, both of which are closely intertwined.