SUTD Visual Research – Designing Ethics
How will you fare as an AV in a moral dilemma? www.moralmachines.net
Credits to Dr Jeffrey Chan, Assistant Professor from Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences cluster.
Wanna live on Mars? Then you shouldn’t be afraid of insects.
Third-year PhD student Ng Shiwei tells us how learning from Earth’s circular ecosystem can help us build extraterrestrial settlements – and how little critters have an important role to play in this.
Imagine you’re leaving...
SUTD Visual Research – Structural Colour Printing
Associate Professor Joel Yang leads the NanoLab at SUTD, and is recognised for pioneering work in plasmonic and structural colour printing.
Find out more about Professor Yang https://people.sutd.edu.sg/~joel_yang/
SUTD Visual Research – Urban Floods
Find out more about the research, as well as Associate Professor Stefano Galelli’s other works at https://people.sutd.edu.sg/~stefano_galelli/
Your next tweet may just influence the design of future public spaces
Our social media habits are helping researchers like third-year PhD student Chuang I-Ting get useful insights on the kind of urban environments we prefer, so that they can design more of them for us...
SUTD Explains: Rethinking our Hawker Centres
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...
SUTD Explains: Sustainable Transport
There are about 1.3 billion vehicles in the world today, and this figure is expected to grow to 2 billion by the year 2050. So how can we make sure our increasing travel needs...
SUTD Explains: Designing for our Rising Seas
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...
SUTD Explains: Beyond Plastic
Touted as the future of plastic, FLAM - a fungal-like adhesive material - is strong, lightweight, inexpensive and most importantly, biodegradable.
Designed and fabricated by Associate Professor Stylianos Dritsas from Architecture and Sustainable Design and...
The Sprint Towards 5G
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...
