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S’pore firm unveils flying vehicle with an eye on US market
First pair of robot cleaners report for work at National Gallery, Jewel Changi Airport
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Sturdy, Slender, and Steel: A Q&A with the Creators of the Stainless AirTable
Sturdy, Slender, and Steel: A Q&A with the Creators of the Stainless AirTable
Ensuring Singapore’s aviation sector stays strong, viable
Going up in flames: Are Singapore’s oldest buildings fire safe?
Dr Yeo, an associate professor at the Singapore University of Technology and Design, said timber is more flammable than other construction materials, but it does not mean the material should be avoided in building projects.
Assoc. Prof Yeo Kang Shua featured in Straits Times article, Going up in flames: Are Singapore's oldest buildings fire safe?
Assoc. Prof Yeo Kang Shua featured in Straits Times article, Going up in flames: Are Singapore’s oldest buildings fire safe?
Five-year grant of $11.6 million; CAAS and SUTD jointly establish an Aviation Studies Institute
The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) will allocate S$11.6 million over the next five years to fund an Aviation Studies Institute, a jointly established institution with the Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD), to advance air traffic management research and development.
Asst. Prof Chong Keng Hua featured in article, 'Are There Still Public Spaces in Singapore Where Adults Can Chill For Free?'
Asst. Prof Chong Keng Hua featured in article, ‘Are There Still Public Spaces in Singapore Where Adults Can Chill For Free?’
