Belindaflipped into Exploring SingaporeScooters Autonomous scooter developed in Singapore all set to go on the marketstraitstimes.com October 23, 2019 8:01 PM SINGAPORE - An autonomous scooter designed by a team of researchers in Singapore is now ready to go on the market.
U.S. News & World ReportCollege & University Where in the World Are the Best Global Universities?U.S. News & World Report - Emma Kerr It might surprise students to learn that the top-ranked institutions in the world aren't located in just one country or even one continent. Instead, …
ZDNetflipped into NewsTencent Tencent to support startup incubator scheme with Singapore universityZDNet - Eileen Yu Offering its cloud services and technology, the Chinese tech giant will establish a new startup incubator programme with the National University of …
Online Education Universiti Malaya is world's 15th best university for engineeringnst.com.my - By New Straits Times KUALA LUMPUR: Universiti Malaya’s Faculty of Engineering has been recognised as among the world’s best in the engineering studies category after …
3D Printing NUS research in 3D-printed biomedical implants receives German booststraitstimes.com - www.straitstimes.com October 23, 2019 11:31 AM SINGAPORE - German testing, inspection and certification company TUV SUD has signed a memorandum of understanding with the …
Climate Singapore hosting meeting of UN climate body shows commitment to climate change: Expertsstraitstimes.com - www.straitstimes.com October 22, 2019 5:32 PM SINGAPORE - The Republic is hosting a meeting of the United Nations (UN) climate science body for the first time this week, …
helenngblflipped into SingaporeNature Wildlife consultant Subaraj Rajathurai, a stalwart of Singapore's nature community, dies at 56straitstimes.com October 22, 2019 8:03 PM SINGAPORE - Mr Subaraj Rajathurai, a wildlife consultant and a well-known conservationist here, died on Tuesday (Oct 22) aged …
Randy Katesflipped into PHARMA ! 🧬Investing Top 10 Asia Biopharma Clusters 2019genengnews.com - Alex Philippidis A year after transactions involving “research and development in biotechnology” and 26 other “critical technology” industries were made subject to …
Costa Rica Costa Rican Students Propose to Treat Bacteria that Cause Diarrhea at IGEM 2019 ⋆ The Costa Rica Newsthecostaricanews.com - TCRN STAFF A 9-team of young university students will represent Costa Rica at the “International Genetically-Engineered Machine” (IGEM), the most important …
Tech in AsiaVenture Capital Rising startups on Tech in Asia: graphic design, smart gates, enterprise dronestechinasia.com - Theodora Sarah Abigail Which are the startups that are on the path to becoming the next big thing? In this regular post, we give you an overview of the companies that have …
Health NUHS chief executive John Wong elected to US-based National Academystraitstimes.com - PRISCA ANG SINGAPORE - The chief executive of the National University Health System (NUHS), Professor John Eu-Li Wong, was elected on Monday (Oct 21) to the …
South China Morning Post flipped into SCMP NewsChina China poised but not rushing to follow Russia plan for Middle EastSouth China Morning Post - Simone McCarthy Russia has moved quickly to step into the void left in the Middle East by the US with its sudden withdrawal from Syria, but another world power is …
Phillip Alveldaflipped into AI & Machine LearningSingapore Smart Cities?: Proceed With Caution!mindmatters.ai - Robert J. Marks Should your government help better your life by social engineering based on your data? I hope not. Monitoring citizens compromises their liberty. …
ZDNetflipped into NewsMonetary Authority of Singapore Singapore venture investments climb, with deep tech gaining some tractionZDNet - Eileen Yu Startups snagged SG$13.4 billion in funds between January and September this year, with early-stage funds almost doubling to SG$886.1 million and …
Students Former NUS lecturer sentenced to 14-week jail term for molesting girl student in campus shuttleibtimes.sg - Soorya Kiran NN A former NUS lecturer who was alleged to have rubbed against an undergrad in a bus was found guilty and sentenced to 14 weeks' jail on Thursday (Oct …
Singapore Ex-National University of Singapore lecturer jailed for molesting student on busnst.com.my - By Today Online SINGAPORE: While standing close to a 20-year-old undergraduate on a shuttle bus, Long Yun became aroused after the bus jerked forward and caused his …
Boing Boingflipped into All StoriesSingapore Man's taste buds disappearboingboing.net - Mark Frauenfelder A 64-year-old man went to the doctor complaining of pain in his tongue and mouth. Upon examination, doctors found the patient's tongue to be missing …
Singapore Former NUS senior lecturer jailed for molesting undergrad on buschannelnewsasia.com - www.channelnewsasia.com SINGAPORE: A former senior lecturer at the National University of Singapore (NUS) who rubbed his groin against the leg of an undergraduate while they …
Skin Ex-NUS lecturer jailed 14 weeks for rubbing against undergrad on bustnp.sg - www.tnp.sg A former senior lecturer at the National University of Singapore (NUS) was sentenced to 14 weeks' jail yesterday for one count of molesting a …
Medicine logo-60nejm.org - www.nejm.org A 64-year-old man presented with a painful, smooth, red tongue and a burning sensation around his lips. Findings on physical examination were …
Icon version of the Flipboard logoAlzheimer's Disease Treatment of metabolic dysfunction could be a potential therapy for Alzheimer's disease | EurekAlert! Science Newseurekalert.org - www.eurekalert.org Researchers discover that metabolic dysfunction and not protein accumulation is a key cause of Alzheimer's disease; a common anti-diabetes drug was …
Urban Planning Researchers who created urban planning simulation model for Tengah wins President's Technology Awardstraitstimes.com - www.straitstimes.com October 17, 2019 8:30 PM SINGAPORE - Future residents of new Tengah town can take comfort from the fact that their smart homes will be cooling by …
Obed Ortizflipped into Health & MedicineVitamin B Why Did This Man's Taste Buds Disappear?Live Science - Rachael Rettner When a 64-year-old man stuck out his tongue for a physical exam, doctors could immediately tell something was off: Instead of a typical, textured …
Christel van der Boomflipped into International Safe ZoneSingapore Bans, censors, jail: perfect storm for gay arts in Singapore?Reuters - Sonia SarkarSINGAPORE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Homosexuality is banned in Singapore and arts are strictly censored - yet performers say the tough line helps foment a thriving, LGBT+ cultural scene in this conservative
Futurity Newsflipped into HealthHealth DNA delivery into T cells may improve immunotherapyfuturity.org - National University of Singapore A new method can deliver DNA into immune cells with minimal stress on these cells, which could solve a problem with a current immunotherapy …
Doc Lawflipped into MeQuantum Computing Dimensional Quantum Memory Advantage in the Simulation of Stochastic Processesaps.org We experimentally demonstrate a way of simulating time-series data (a so-called stochastic process) using quantum physics to reduce the size of the …
Cockroach Caterer fined $5,000 for cockroach-infested premisestnp.sg - David Sun Infested with cockroaches and flies, the caterer's kitchen was filthy, with water dripping from the ceiling into the cooked food. Dirty water from the …
Online Education Asia-Pacific universities make progress on computer sciencetimeshighereducation.com - Ellie Bothwell Universities across the Asia-Pacific region have made great strides in teaching and research on computer science, according to the latest Times Higher …
Mental Health Commentary: Facing disrupted futures, Singapore’s youth must put their mental health firstchannelnewsasia.com - www.channelnewsasia.com SINGAPORE: The first Singapore Mental Health Study, published in 2010, revealed that one in eight in Singapore had experienced a mental disorder in …
United States About the Editors | npj Urban Sustainabilitynature.com - www.nature.com Thomas Elmqvist, PhD Professor of Natural Resource Management Stockholm University Stockholm, Sweden Thomas Elmqvist has a long history of research on …
