The wearable neuromorphic chip, made of stretchy semiconductors, can implement AI to process large amounts of health information in real time. Above, Asst. Prof. Sihong Wang shows a single neuromorphic device with three electrodes

Neuromorphic chip marks advance in healthcare wearables

Multiple coal fossil fuel power plant smokestacks

Inexpensive melamine used to capture carbon dioxide in energy-efficient process

The research centre was officially launched by Ms Grace Fu, Singapore’s Minister for Sustainability and the Environment

NTU Singapore and RGE launch textile research centre

Capgemini and Unity launch metaverse partnership

‘Under Pressure’ - Automated Adjustment and Measurement of Volatile Substances

‘Under Pressure’ - Automated Adjustment and Measurement of Volatile Substances

Air heat pump illustration

Evidence for heat-pump price drop fails to add up

TE Talks EP 26 - Demystifying digitalisation

Panel session: Building a net zero economy

High trust organisations seek a digital advantage despite barriers

Late Great Engineers: Douglas Engelbart - personalising the computer

Nexeon raises over $200m for battery manufacturing