Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

Scientists from NTU Singapore have developed an innovative wearable fabric that is flexible but can stiffen on demand.

People who caught dengue and recovered are more likely to face long-term health complications about a year later compared to those who contracted COVID-19, according to the findings of a nationwide study led by NTU Singapore.

Research at NTU is making plastic recycling easier.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has permeated many aspects of medicine, with promises of accurate diagnoses, better management decisions, and improved outcomes for both patients and the healthcare system. However, to successfully implement AI technology in clinical practice, trust and acceptance among healthcare providers to use such tools is crucial.

NTU has unveiled the final test model of its latest advanced satellite, aimed at enhancing Singapore’s space technology capabilities.

A study led by researchers from NTU Singapore revealed that fine particulate matter from 1980 to 2020 was associated with approximately 135 million premature deaths globally.

From partnering its homegrown unicorn to working with industry giants, NTU is creating value through innovation and entrepreneurship.

Assoc Prof Mu Yuguang makes virtual drug screening a reality with machine learning.

Genomes of coffee plants mapped to identify other useful traits.

A common lie parents tell their misbehaving children is: “If you don’t behave, I’ll call the police!” While such instrumental lies – a type of parental lie told to encourage behavioural changes – may lead to behavioural compliance, a new study by NTU Singapore suggests that children told such lies are more likely to lie to their parents.

A study by researchers from NTU Singapore found that older adults who exercise with their spouse achieve lower physical activity levels than older adults without their spouse.

NTU researchers are exploring the promise and perils of advancing artificial intelligence.

Assoc Prof Georgios Christopoulos designs intelligent mood-boosting environments for work and play.

Efficient, stable and eco-friendly perovskite solar cells may be on the horizon, thanks to an innovation spearheaded by NTU Singapore scientists.