Faculty

Here's a recap of our highlights in 2022. We are proud of what our students, faculty and staff have achieved. Visit https://sutd.edu.sg/About/Accolades to find out more and join us in celebrating their accolades.

To ensure the resilience of urban cities amid a changing climate, SUTD is leading innovative multi-disciplinary efforts leveraging sustainable architecture, big data and citizen science. Photo credits: Jiachen Lin With its gleaming skyline, lush greenery and...

Amidst the pressing issue of rising sea levels, Professor of Practice Eva Castro from SUTD's Architecture and Sustainable Design Pillar explains how her research lab, Form Axioms, is looking into designing sustainable designs for...

What would your version of a re-imagined hawker centre look like? In this episode of ‘SUTD Explains’, Assistant Professor Carlos Bañón explores the architectural possibilities of our hawker centres and how they can evolve to...

Read more about nature inspired aerial crafts from these links: Design, Modelling and Control of Collaborative Samara Autorotating Wings (SAW) An Agile Samara-Inspired Single-Actuator Aerial Robot Capable of Autorotation and Diving Joint Mechanical Design and Flight Control...

This article is brought to you by the SUTD - Women x Tech & Design series. Do you wonder how you can use AI to detect diseases earlier? Or how to make digital banking so...

Drawing inspiration from nature, SUTD researchers are pushing the limits of drone research. Not too long ago, most people had little idea about what drones were and how they could be used. Their application was...

Even as the COVID-19 pandemic grounded aircraft worldwide, aviation research at SUTD continues to take flight—with new tools for allocating airport slots, predicting the impact of extreme weather events and more. Given the advances...

Find out more about the research, as well as Associate Professor Stefano Galelli’s other works at https://people.sutd.edu.sg/~stefano_galelli/

This article first appeared in ASPIRE (2019, Vol 2, pages 8 and 9). By Jessica Sasayiah, Research Communications With the fifth-generation (5G) of wireless communications expected to be rolled out in Singapore in 2020, everyone is buzzing...