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A team of food scientists at NUS has found a way to unlock the trapped nutrients in kombu and replace the unpleasant odours with more appealing scents, directly overcoming the two major challenges – limited nutrient bioaccessibility and poor sensory experience.
Research, General News
The NUS Tropical Marine Science Institute (TMSI) recently co-hosted a regional forum in Singapore focused on strengthening collaboration to reduce marine plastic pollution in Southeast Asia, a transboundary challenge affecting coastlines across the region.
General News, Research
The generous gift from Dr Wong Ngit Liong, Executive Chairman of Venture Corporation, will fund postgraduate scholarships and expand opportunities for future leaders in engineering and medicine.
General News
With S$1,424,728 raised for NUS bursaries this year, the university community also surpassed the million-dollar mark for the ASAC Celebration of Love and Giving for the first time—a truly meaningful way to commemorate the event’s 10th anniversary.
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For AI diffusion to truly reach every level of our economy and society, we must look beyond broad measures. It starts with identifying gaps, in particular two groups that studies show are lagging behind in digital and AI skills adoption: workers from lower social economic status (SES), and women.
On paper, the board resembles a conventional international organisation. Its charter declares international legal personality, establishes organs, sets voting rules, and provides for amendment. But authority is concentrated in extraordinary fashion in one office – and one individual.
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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