Associate Professor Goki Eda from NUS Physics dedicates his efforts to exploring the thinnest materials on earth. These two-dimensional materials may only be a few atoms thick but have shown great potential in many future applications. Assoc Prof Eda hopes to reveal these applications while also discovering more about the natural world.

Minister for Culture, Community and Youth Grace Fu visited The Hangar by NUS Enterprise on 19 March to learn more about how start-ups and technologies at NUS can be tapped on to expand municipal services operations

The NUS Rotaract Club, which turns 50 this year, held a carnival at University Town on 14 and 15 June to raise funds for its local and overseas projects, as well as raise awareness within the NUS community about polio

In the media this week, members of the NUS community discussed Huawei’s corporate governance approach, the caregiving burden in ageing Singapore, and the 2019 Indian elections.

To honour and celebrate the lifelong work of the late Professor John C H Wong on China studies and Singapore-China relations, the NUS East Asian Institute (EAI) launched the John C H Wong Endowment Fund and John C H Wong Distinguished Public Lectures, as well as a book in tribute to Prof Wong.

NUS researchers have created a new skin-like material that is conductive, transparent, and can repair itself in both wet and dry conditions.