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Prof Barry Halliwell honoured as a 2021 Citation Laureate

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2021

| 15:09 Asia/Singapore

Professor Barry Halliwell, Senior Advisor (Academic Appointments and Research … Read more
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Forging solutions to society’s challenges

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September

2021

| 19:16 Asia/Singapore

Social science and humanities research by the NUS community received a boost … Read more

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A partnership centred on digital transformation for the public sector of Mongolia

| 11:48 Asia/Singapore

The Lloyd’s Register Foundation Institute for the Public Understanding of Risk (IPUR) at NUS has …

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Newly developed software unveils relationships between RNA modifications and cancers

| 09:40 Asia/Singapore

In a research breakthrough, a team of researchers from the Cancer Science Institute of Singapore …

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Gait Expectations

| 11:35 Asia/Singapore

If you navigate Associate Professor Terence Sim’s profile on NUS Computing’s website, you’ll see a smiling, affable-looking gentleman in a suit and tie.But mouse over the photo and it changes into him in what looks like Olympic sprinter Usain Bolt’s …

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Prof Brenda Yeoh elected to the Fellowship of the British Academy

| 18:37 Asia/Singapore

Professor Brenda Yeoh from the Department of Geography at the NUS Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences joins a list of 84 new Fellows who have been elected into the British Academy, the United Kingdom’s national academy for the humanities and social …

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Understanding drug delivery

| 09:12 Asia/Singapore

Drug delivery plays an important role in the treatment of diseases. Matching a specific drug molecule with the right delivery route optimises therapeutic performance and minimises side effects. Associate Professor Matthias Wacker from NUS Pharmacy …

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Beyond Asimov’s three laws: the case for an International AI Agency

| 17:13 Asia/Singapore

Professor Simon Chesterman, Dean of the NUS Faculty of Law, discussed the competing priorities that governments grapple with to reap the benefits of artificial intelligence (AI) while minimising harm. He noted that that effectiveness in regulating …

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