Organised in partnership between SUTD’s Create4Good Innovation Fund and KrASIA, the series focused on providing those interested in creating their own social enterprise with deeper understanding of social impact.

After a rigorous selection process, the inaugural cohort of 190 students will start school this week at 42 Singapore (42SG). Education Minister Chan Chun Sing thanked the partners involved in bringing 42SG to fruition.

SUTD undergraduate, Riccia Lim, started interviewing young people for the project in 2020, along with other participants in the National Youth Council’s Youth Action Challenge. She said speaking to fellow young people has given her comfort and guidance in navigating adulthood.

Singapore's move towards electric passenger cars and light goods vehicles has shifted into a higher gear, but the transition for heavy goods vehicles seems stuck in neutral. An SUTD study and one of its authors, Prof Lynette Cheah, were quoted in this article.

The inaugural Robotics for a Better World Challenge was held on 23 August 23 at Rulang Primary School. With the theme 'Disaster Relief', the competition attracted about 130 students from eight primary schools and three secondary schools in the Western District.

The Techblazer Awards is jointly presented by the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) and SGTech. Greenairy, an innovation by SUTD students, received the Bronze award in the Student category.

This QCT-SUTD MOU extends their aim to democratise networking and facilitate O-RAN ecosystem building with the building of a joint lab. QCT and SUTD will work with OTICs in Singapore and Southeast Asia to co-organise the first O-RAN Plugfest in the region while supporting O-RAN related research.

SUTD held the first OTIC Global Summit on 23 August, inviting experts and industry players from various countries to exchange the latest achievements in 5G technology and discuss the feasibility of large-scale promotion and commercialisation of Open Radio Access Network (O-RAN).

Bringing together a diverse team of 17 professors from MIT and institutions in Singapore, SMART M3S will draw expertise from local researchers from Singapore Management University, Singapore University of Technology and Design, the National University of Singapore, and the National Robotics Program of Singapore.