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AISG received 16 quality research proposals from multidisciplinary teams in response to their grant calls. The teams comprise lead Principal Investigators and Co-PIs from institutions including SUTD.

The wings of a butterfly are made of chitin- SUTD researchers explore the use of chitinous polymers as a sustainable material for engineering applications.

SUTD researchers delve into the bilingual experience and its impact on children's context-sensitive perception of trust, offering insights into how language diversity can enrich and benefit children's social-cognitive development.

To strengthen its international network, Prasetiya Mulya University has established collaborations with various educational institutions around the world, including the Singapore University of Technology and Design.

TODAY looks at how social media addiction could impact children and youths’ mental health, and why it should be taken seriously in the face of inconclusive research. Dr Andrew Yee (HASS) is quoted in the article.

Take-up rates of passenger electric vehicles continue to grow in Singapore, thanks to government incentives – but these will need to be extended beyond their end-2023 expiry dates, or even improved, if the Republic is to achieve its clean-transport goals, say industry watchers.

Bringing together a diverse team of 17 professors from MIT and Singapore, SMART M3S will also draw expertise from local researchers from SMU, SUTD, NUS and the NRP.

Many options, suiting different budgets, have sprung up to help families care for the elderly. LKYCIC's Dr Belinda Yuen is quoted in this article by The Straits Times.

Senior lecturer Dr Douglas Streeter Rolph shared his opinions on ascribing responsibility to payment systems or agencies through which such fraudulent transfers occurred.