A study titled “Cybersecurity Risks from Non-Genuine Software”, led by Associate Professor Biplab Sikdar from NUS Electrical & Computer Engineering and commissioned by Microsoft, has found that cybercriminals are compromising computers by embedding malware in pirated software and online channels that offer them.
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Year 4 NUS Global Studies students tackled some of the world's most pressing societal challenges in their collaborative projects for GL4102 Task Force, an innovative module designed to simulate the experience of a policy working group to generate new solutions to old problems.
Bestselling author, thought leader and philanthropist Mr Tan Chade-Meng spilled his three-step secret to happiness with a talk titled “Joy is Highly Trainable” at the latest U@live event organised by NUS Alumni Relations on 23 June.
The Yale-NUS Association for the Protection of Animals at Yale-NUS College has implemented two programmes to increase awareness about animal welfare — a meatless menu at the residential dining halls and animal therapy sessions.
A group of 14 NUS students, led by historian of science Dr John van Wyhe from Tembusu College and NUS Biological Sciences, undertook an extraordinary expedition through Borneo from 8 to 20 May to study the state of nature conservation on the world’s third-largest island.
In the spirit of Ramadan, the NUS Silat team lent their efforts to 4PM's "Ramadan on Wheels" programme, making over the homes of two beneficiaries.
A team from NUS Law recently became the first in Singapore to win the prestigious Allen & Overy Private Law Moot Competition, which was held from 20 to 22 May at University of New South Wales, Sydney.
