Connecting Science with Community
Centre for Climate Change and Environmental Health showcased science in action at The Art and Science of Medicine Festival 2025
Today, our team from the Centre for Climate Change and Environmental Health (CCEH) had the privilege of being an exhibitor at The Art and Science of Medicine Festival 2025, organized by Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and the Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine in Singapore.
It was an energetic day, with people of all ages joining our activities — learning how climate change impacts human health and exploring our Centre’s research works and air monitoring initiatives.
The curiosity, questions, and support we received made every interaction meaningful. As a team, we felt proud to simplify complex science into community-friendly conversations — sparking interest in a field where the future needs more minds to engage, innovate, and act. 🌍💡
Everyone who stopped by reminded us why translating research into everyday impact truly matters. We also encourage you to explore more about our work through our website 👉 https://www.ntu.edu.sg/cceh
It was an energetic day, with people of all ages joining our activities — learning how climate change impacts human health and exploring our Centre’s research works and air monitoring initiatives.
The curiosity, questions, and support we received made every interaction meaningful. As a team, we felt proud to simplify complex science into community-friendly conversations — sparking interest in a field where the future needs more minds to engage, innovate, and act. 🌍💡
Everyone who stopped by reminded us why translating research into everyday impact truly matters. We also encourage you to explore more about our work through our website 👉 https://www.ntu.edu.sg/cceh
