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NUS thought-leaders give their take on significant events and trends in a changing world.

20 March 2019

Why people underestimate the impact of climate change

NUS' Professor Phoon Kok Kwang and Dr Olivia Jensen from the Lloyd's Register Foundation Institute for the Public Understanding of Risk used big data and rigorous evaluation to explain why public perception to the risk of climate change is often misjudged.

20 March 2019

Why people underestimate the impact of climate change

07 March 2019

Streaming may end, but will parents' behaviour change?

Dr Kelvin Seah Kah Cheng from NUS Economics gave his opinion on the unintended effects of subject-based banding if parents shy away from schools that group students into mixed-ability classes.

07 March 2019

Streaming may end, but will parents' behaviour change?

Dr Kelvin Seah Kah Cheng from NUS Economics gave his opinion on the unintended effects of subject-based banding if parents shy away from schools that group students into mixed-ability classes.

05 March 2019

Small satellites, big future

While the number of orbiting satellites continues to grow, their relative size and weight has begun to shrink in recent years. Professor Low Kay Soon from the NUS Satellite Technology and Research Centre (STAR) gave his insights on the miniaturisation of modern satellites and their utility in the digital age.

05 March 2019

Small satellites, big future

28 February 2019

The Smart City of the Future is being built at NUS

NUS has been a driving force behind smart city innovations, with several of the institution’s researchers leading the way on key technological advances, bolstering Singapore’s international standing and adding important insights to the global dialogue about smart cities, artificial intelligence and privacy.

28 February 2019

The Smart City of the Future is being built at NUS

13 January 2019

Why Singapore is heating up twice as fast as the rest of the world

Professor Matthias Roth from NUS Geography attributed the rising temperatures in Singapore to global warming and the Urban Heat Island effect.

13 January 2019

Why Singapore is heating up twice as fast as the rest of the world

Professor Matthias Roth from NUS Geography attributed the rising temperatures in Singapore to global warming and the Urban Heat Island effect.

11 January 2019

Measuring the economy: Look to human capital

NUS Business Associate Professor Toh Mun Heng noted that the wage bill as a proportion of gross domestic product is becoming outdated amid structural changes. He opined that a more nuanced approach is needed as the line between labour and capital blurs.

11 January 2019

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Why people underestimate the impact of climate change

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Streaming may end, but will parents' behaviour change?

Streaming may end, but will parents' behaviour change?

Small satellites, big future

Small satellites, big future

The Smart City of the Future is being built at NUS

The Smart City of the Future is being built at NUS

Why Singapore is heating up twice as fast as the rest of the world

Why Singapore is heating up twice as fast as the rest of the world

Measuring the economy: Look to human capital

Measuring the economy: Look to human capital

The digital revolution and return of great power rivalry

The digital revolution and return of great power rivalry

Why are we still so bad at buying gifts for friends and family?

Why are we still so bad at buying gifts for friends and family?

Can firms do well by doing good?

Can firms do well by doing good?

Why staying happy means staying busy

Why staying happy means staying busy

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