NUS researchers share their expertise in various aspects of water technology to address issues including water runoff and storm surge models, water treatment, and toxins in water.

Two NUS students and a recent NUS graduate are among the five-member team from Singapore that won ETH Zurich’s InCube Innovation Challenge with their pitch for a worker allocation system for construction sites.

NUS researchers have developed a novel bodysuit and mixed virtual reality game that simultaneously engages a player's senses of sight, hearing, touch and smell to complete challenges. This novel technology could be used to recreate realistic scenarios for training and education purposes.

Professor Lam Khee Poh, Dean of NUS School of Design and Environment, discussed the importance of incorporating 'Well and Green' concepts in building designs.     

NUS researchers from the Cancer Science Institute of Singapore and the N.1 Institute for Health have shown the potential use of small molecule inhibitors to treat advanced liver cancer.

A group of international experts gathered together on 12 and 13 September to delve into issues of climate change, urban resilience, and food and water security during a two-day Singapore Centre for Urban Resilience (SeCURE) International Preparatory workshop, organised by NUS in collaboration with Deltares.