Making Waves in Bio-Microfluidics: A Breakthrough Technology
Dr Ye Ai shares his breakthrough research on single cell level sorting technology and the quest to influence the future of cancer treatment
Setting the global stage for SUTD with research and international relations
Professor Yeo Kiat Seng sheds insights on how he intends to propel the young university to international prominence.
Competing on the global stage is no small task. For a small and young university like SUTD,...
How the team at ROAR conceives the robot of the future through critical design...
Not too long ago, Prof Mohan and his team sat huddled in their research laboratory, all eyes fixed on one YouTube clip in particular. On the screen, a cebrennus rechenbergi, or cartwheeling spider, is...
Creating a Generation Ready for an AI Augmented Future
In an age of AI and automation, Prof Tony Quek believes that SUTD has the edge with its interdisciplinary curriculum, focus on creating a startup mindset and initiatives to get students an international perspective.
Fast Five with Dr Desmond Loke
We sat down with Desmond, SUTD's Assistant Professor of Science cluster, for a quick chat on his works and his personal life
New Urban Kampung research programme
Remember the days when the kampung spirit was strong? Communities were tight. People knew one another. Dr Chong Keng Hua shares with us about what it takes to revive the kampung spirit in our communities.
SUTD at Singapore Airshow 2018
SUTD had the pleasure to participate in the SIngapore Airshow 2018 and it was an impressive showcase of various collaboration opportunities to take interested partners to the next step.
Where Nanoscopic Magic Happens
Professor Low Hong Yee shows us the building blocks of our tactile world and why she thinks mother nature still knows best.
The nanoworld is intriguing. A curious peek through the microscope sends you tumbling...
The Prolific Professor Kristin Wood – Creating People at Universities
“What universities create are people, the things we create, the patents, the papers, are secondary” - Professor Kristin Wood.
Not genetically though, but pedagogically. We speak to Professor Kristin Wood, one of the visionaries behind...
