Economic principles shape decisions in areas like consumption, trade, finance, development, and social issues. Sociology explores how social structures and relationships form and affect society. At ...

How can we help you? Join us at the NIE to celebrate 75 years of innovation and impact. Together, let’s honor our past, embrace today’s achievements, and shape the next chapter of education and nation ...

How can we help you? The NTU Career & Attachment Office has designed a series of online workshops to get you ready for the CoHASS and NTU Career Fairs. Please register for these sessions through the ...

An interdisciplinary team of researchers has projected that if the rate of global CO2 emissions continues to increase and reaches a high emission scenario, sea levels would as a result very likely ...

How can we help you? In the latest episode of Talking Thai Politics, hear from Pornchai Witayalerdpan, an independent senator and part of the progressive new wave navigating Thailand’s political ...

How can we help you? 33-year-old single mother Ms S Saalini was struggling with her life but found hope after meeting Ms Nurul Huda Muhammad Akmal Tay, 24, her new family coach from the Ministry of ...

How can we help you? New U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi clashed over the Taiwan issue in their first phone call. Rubio expressed "serious concern" about China ...

SINGAPORE – “Can we start yet?” eight-year-old Soh En Yi asks. She cannot wait to knead the dough and make tang yuan, or glutinous rice balls. Her eyes light up when she gets the green light and she ...

LKCMedicine hosted an eager group of junior college and polytechnic students at its Novena campus today (25 January) in its first student outreach activity for 2025. The event featured a talk on the ...

LKCMedicine and, our primary clinical partner, the National Healthcare Group (NHG) co-hosted a lecture by Professor Samuel Au from The Chinese University of Hong Kong’s Department of Mechanical and ...

We are delighted to share that 39 researchers from the Singapore Centre for 3D Printing (SC3DP) have been recognised in the World’s Top 2% Scientists 2024 list by Stanford University and Elsevier.