Shared experiences in Asia through art, film and music

New book details how Northeast and Southeast Asia developed shared cultural and border-transcending moments with a surge in cultural expression from 1979 to 2008.

The hidden carbon cost of converted peatlands

Drainage canals of a plantation that was formerly a peatland had high concentrations of carbon dissolved in the water, more than double the average for natural streams draining tropical peatlands.

Trust in engineers’ skills drives use of unmanned ‘flying cars’

Singapore study suggests that if the AI in such vehicle drones is explained to users, they trust engineers’ abilities more, which improves their attitudes towards the drones.

Where the brain’s wiring is damaged matters

Analysis of patients’ brain scans and behavioural data showed that apathy and hyperactivity was linked to vascular damage in specific parts of their white matter.

Faces: Cracking quantum computing with light and matter

Prof Gao Weibo is combining science and engineering to advance the development of quantum science and technology.

Conversations: The next nano chapter

Nanobiotechnologist Prof Warren Chan, Dean of NTU’s College of Engineering, explains why nano research is in the spotlight and why breaking down walls is essential for top-notch research.

What draws global academic leaders to NTU Singapore

Talented research visionaries drawn to NTU

Three rising research stars share why NTU is the place to be for their academic careers.