Ahead of #COP28, #NTUsg scientists have sounded an alarm on the potential loss of vital coastal habitats in the next three decades. Discover how mangrove fossils can shape future strategies to combat rising sea levels and global warming in this MoneyFM interview featuring #NTUsg

Read all about our intrepid #TEELab PhD students Calvin & Xin Rui researching #insects in Singapore's forests in NTU Singapore #Heymagazine #biodiveristy #conservation #restoration #entomology #fieldwork Asian School Of The Environment NTU College of Science teelabntu.wixsite.com/home/post/medi…

Scientists from Bioscience @ NTU have published their study on an essential protein, TRF2, that plays a critical role in stabilising and maintaining the structures of telomeres that organize and protect the DNA at the ends of our chromosomes. tinyurl.com/8vyzna4u

Did you know that the Earth Observatory of Singapore's Remote Sensing Lab provides support for humanitarian assistance and disaster relief? Thank you to NTU Singapore Dr Sang-Ho Yun for sharing during #STSC today! 🇸🇬

Dr Sang Ho-Yun from Earth Observatory SG made an invited technical presentation at the UN Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space on behalf of his lab, EOS/ASE/EEE@NTU and Singapore. Watch the recording here: webtv.un.org/en/asset/k1a/k… (slide the video pointer forward to about 2:31:50).

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📣Faculty Spotlight✨ Meet Associate Professor Marek Mutwil, who's also our Assistant Chair (Faculty). Apart from teaching and research, Prof Marek plays the bass guitar in a... (wait for it) gothic rock band! 🎸🤘 Now do we have the coolest profs or what? #SBSFacultySpotlight

Congrats to #NTUsg alumna and @astarsg scientist Dr Leow Wan Ru, who won the 🏅L'Oréal-UNESCO for Women in Science 2023 award for her #research on using #greenenergy to power chemical reactions instead of conventional high-heat. Her research has a significant impact on

Our annual CoS Day brought together all 4 Schools Asian School Of The Environment Bioscience @ NTU NTU CCEB NTU SPMS to celebrate all things CoS. A big thank you to our student clubs for organising this and to everyone who came down!

Groundbreaking progress in #peatlandrestoration: Scientists from #NTUsg and the Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and Technology (SMART) have devised an innovative approach using satellite data to measure #carbon stored in bogs. This aids in #environmentalimpact assessments

A team of scientists from NTU CCEB, in collaboration with researchers from other international institutions, reported on their success in mapping the intricate ultrafast energy transfer network involved in the initial step of plant photosynthesis in the journal Science Advances

Asst Prof Jarkko Salojarvi from Bioscience @ NTU, along with an international group of scientists, have collaborated with Nestlé in their efforts to improve the disease resistance of coffee plants, leading to a sustainable future for coffee cultivation with higher coffee yields.

A study by Earth Observatory SG has found that Singapore is at risk of a tsunami should an undersea volcano in the region erupt, depending on the magnitude of the event.

Quantum leap to TikTok fame: #NTUsgClassof2024 graduate Randy Tan has made a mark with his electrifying physics lessons on TikTok, simplifying complex quantum physics concepts for his audience — setting him apart as a prominent creator on the #NTUsg School of Physical and

Scientists from Bioscience @ NTU have discovered how a protein causes the uncommon but aggressive triple negative breast cancer (TNBC) and how understanding its genetic signalling pathway can lead to more effective treatment options.

Project Sci-nergise organised their Campus Science Trail in collaboration with Limbang Youth Network in June. Their aim was to foster scientific curiousity amongst youth. Members got a chance to conduct experiments at NTU SPMS and visit labs at Bioscience @ NTU.

Paving the way for #6G: Researchers led by Assoc Prof Ranjan Singh of #NTUsg’s School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences have developed two chips that deliver data more efficiently for super fast 6G telecommunication. Read more about the innovation: ntu.sg/rc-PF22-Silico…

On 27 Aug, CoS welcomed a delegation from King's College London. The intention of the visit was to identify key areas where we can develop research collaboration and student exchange. Read more here: tinyurl.com/262y6r2v