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Fast-tracking innovation with industry titans

With over 20 corporate and joint laboratories established with industry giants, NTU is revolutionising key fields to bring research from bench to market.

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Using the EcoLoc device
Engineering & Technology

NTU and PureFize Technologies create a compact, eco-friendly UV disinfection chip

The innovation has been incorporated into a portable product that keeps food fresh.

Published on 25 Apr 2025
Natural Sciences

Butterflies benefit from roadside greenery in cities, finds Singapore study

Reducing the cutting of plants in road verges and having a greater variety of flowering plants in them improves butterfly numbers and diversity.

Published on 17 Apr 2025
Photo of four colour-changing perovskites created by NTU scientists
Engineering & Technology

Designing colour-changing semiconductor materials

NTU scientists create new semiconductor materials that change colour when heated and cooled.

Published on 22 Nov 2024
Destruction in a town.
Natural Sciences

Uncovering the secrets of a devastating earthquake

Scientists discover unexpected reasons behind the deadly Noto earthquake in Japan.

Published on 19 Nov 2024

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Published on 28 Dec 2020

RIE2025: NTU research

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Singapore will invest S$25 billion in its Research, Innovation and Enterprise 2025 Plan (RIE2025) roadmap, announced by Finance Minister Heng Swee Keat. Among the projects highlighted in the media coverage of RIE2025, were key NTU projects in the areas of environmental science and engineering, food science and technology, sustainability and energy, privacy-protecting technologies and air traffic management.

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NTU researchers presenting brewers’ spent grain (left), protein powder that could be directly added to plant-based foods to boost their nutritional profile (middle), and a sample of a moisturising cream that could be applied to skin (right).
BBC Future

How beer sludge is being turned into vegan milk and leather

A Singapore team found a way to break down leftover grains from beer brewing and extract much more nutrients from them than before.
Brain immune cells (green) clustering around a build-up of toxic beta amyloid (red) (LKCMedicine, NTU Singapore research)
The Australian

Breakthrough research into brain ‘switch’ builds hope for new Alzheimer’s treatment

Researchers have found a “switch” in immune cells in the brain that could be targeted as a potential treatment for Alzheimer’s disease.

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Collaborations

Fast-tracking innovation with industry titans

With over 20 state-of-the-art corporate and joint laboratories established with industry giants and fuelled by multi-million-dollar investments, NTU is revolutionising key fields to bring research from bench to market.

Published on 12 Jun 2025
Illustration of a circuit board of the future
Engineering & Technology | Natural Sciences

Lighting the way to quantum computing

Light-based technological breakthroughs from NTU are illuminating the future of powerful computers.

Published on 19 Dec 2024
Engineering & Technology

Beating air pollution and bacteria with nanoparticles

Prof Lam Yeng Ming and Prof Liu Zheng use silk proteins and tiny particles to make air filters.

Published on 10 Dec 2024
Social Sciences

Taking robots at face value

Assoc Prof Xu Hong's research seeks to understand humans’ emotional and facial responses to robots.

Published on 03 Dec 2024

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Arts & Humanities

Building intelligent infrastructure: Assoc Prof Peer Sathikh

Assoc Prof Peer Sathikh is improving how people interact with different things through design.

Published on 10 Dec 2024
Arts & Humanities | Natural Sciences | Social Sciences

Confronting climate change

Innovative approaches are needed to tackle the climate problem before it is too late, says Earth Observatory of Singapore director Prof Benjamin Horton.

Published on 09 Dec 2024
Photo of Prof Goh Kim Huat at Gaia
Business

Building intelligent infrastructure: Prof Goh Kim Huat

Prof Goh Kim Huat is monitoring the health of cities to aid urban planning.

Published on 21 Nov 2024
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Engineering & Technology

Building intelligent infrastructure: Prof Yeong Wai Yee

Chair of NTU's School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Prof Yeong Wai Yee steers the development of engineering innovations that transform cities of the future.

Published on 20 Nov 2024

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