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Prof Krishnamurthy is widely recognised for his work on finance, macroeconomics and monetary policy. He has studied the causes and consequences of banking crises in emerging markets and developed economies, and the role of government policy in stabilising crises.
Research, General News
A new book edited by social service pioneer and NUS Social Work Emeritus Professor Dr S Vasoo highlights the role of professional social work in strengthening the delivery of cost-efficient, accountable and impactful social services.
General News
In honour of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we spotlight accomplished women in STEM at NUS: quantum physicist Assistant Professor Yvonne Gao, materials scientist Associate Professor Daria Andreeva-Baeumler and computer scientist Assistant Professor Jane E, to celebrate their achievements, give insights on their research journeys and inspire young women and girls to set foot on the same path.
General News, Research
Ms Ute Braasch has been appointed as Deputy President (Administration), with effect from 2 March 2026. Ms Ute Braasch is a seasoned C-suite executive with more than 30 years of international experience delivering operational excellence, leading organisational transformation and shaping human capital strategies in a variety of fields.
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An incremental approach towards cooperation has an important place in the strategic toolkit adopted by countries. Flexible, open and pragmatic institutional arrangements offer agility in advancing cooperation, but require careful stewardship to ensure they strengthen rather than fragment the international system.
In Singapore, recent Ministry of Finance (MOF) findings show that wealth inequality is higher than income inequality, mirroring the experience of many advanced economies.
04 & 09 March
Building Financial Resilience: Pensions & Financial Literacy
Talk
06 March
Reimagining Regional Resilience in an Age of Great Power Rivalry
09 March
GMS5114 Post-Market for Medical Technologies
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