NUS Launches AI Institute, Focuses on Integrating AI Into SG Society
To further improve the system and develop various fields through research, NUS has established its AI Institute to integrate AI capabilities into society.
Research
4 Productivity Trends in 2024: Hybrid Setups, Intuitive Spaces, and More
Gensler Singapore has conducted global research that gives insight into what office workers prefer – and how offering choice improves productivity
Algae As a Green Solution for Climate Change and Innovation
Discover how algae research at the University of Houston offers promising solutions to climate change, transforming industries and fostering innovation.
NTU Scientists' New Process Turns Kale Waste Into Personal Care Products
Scientists from NTU developed a new process to extract phytochemicals from kale waste that can be used in cosmetics, personal care products, and supplements.
Scientists Identify New Dinosaur Species at Phu Noi Site, Kalasin Province
The new species, named Minimocursor phunoiensis ("small runner from Phu Noi"), is a small, herbivorous dinosaur classified under the Ornithischia clade.
Lost Productivity From Depression, Anxiety May Cost Singapore’s GDP S$16B
A study by Duke-NUS and IMH found that depression and anxiety post-pandemic may be costing Singapore almost S$16 billion or 2.9% of its gross domestic product.
UNCTAD, Thailand Cooperate to Train Women Researchers and Entrepreneurs
The first phase will see a training workshop in Bangkok this August, which will be attended by 15 women researchers and entrepreneurs from developing countries.
Gov't Allots RM500,000 to ISM for Women's Empowerment Research
The Malaysian government has allotted RM500,000 worth of funding to the Social Institute of Malaysia to advance research on development and women's empowerment.