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Recent publications, news articles, and upcoming workshops and classes, highlighting research and events at NIE.

A NTU Singapore podcast series about sustainability in fields such as food science, materials science and e-waste, featuring some of our top professors and experts on those topics. Learn more about ...

As a recipient of the 2026 IUPAC-Solvay International Award for Young Chemists, NTU CCEB’s Dr. Emily Xi Tan makes history as the first-ever winner to have completed her doctoral research entirely ...

Dr Yang Haoning (left) and Assoc Prof Yasunori Saheki from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, are part of the team of researchers who discovered the importance of cholesterol in helping ...

Chinese e-commerce giant Pinduoduo’s introduction of free shipping for one item in Singapore is attracting price-conscious consumers and intensifying competition in the local e-commerce market, with ...

🏆 Celebrating Excellence: Congratulations to our NTU Medal and Prize Awardees! Huge congratulations to our CCEB graduates and students who have been awarded this year’s Medals and Prizes! 🌟 These ...

The latest QS World University Rankings have been released, with two Singaporean universities ranking within the top 20 globally. NUS slipped two places to tenth globally, but still retains its ...

Assistant Professor Jiang Zhiwei has been awarded the Underwood Medal in 2026 for his original and pioneering work on “ultrathin interfacial membranes in organic media separation, pharmaceutical ...

Imagine a car whose windows and sunroof can help top up its battery while parked under the sun, or a pair of smart glasses whose lenses can harvest light to power built-in electronics. Such ...

Amperesand, a deep-tech spin-off from NTU, is rewriting what power infrastructure can do for the world’s AI data centres. Electricity demand is surging as digitalisation and AI adoption accelerate.

Image: NTU Assoc Prof Y.C. Chen (right) holding the new biochip, which can detect miRNA in 20 minutes using AI, with his PhD student Fu Bowen behind him (left). A team of scientists from NTU Singapore ...