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Assoc Prof Duong Hai-Minh (second from left) and his team – Mr Goh Xue Yang (first from left), Mr Nguyen Tan Luon (third from left), and Mr Bai Tianliang (extreme right) – from NUS Dept of Mechanical Engineering developed innovative aerogels for radiative cooling (white aerogels) and absorption of electromagnetic waves (grey aerogels)

Double success for NUS aerogels

Pictured is a stretchable wearable devices incorporated on a newly developed material substrate that can adjust its dielectric properties to counter the disruptive effects of motion on interfacing electronics. The performance of the system was tested under various types of deforming motions, including twisting

New material enables stretchable wearable devices

Graduate student Yingqi Jia, left, and Professor Shelly Zhang used machine learning and 3D printing to fabricate a new bio-inspired material that may improve conventional methods for healing broken bones

New approach to orthopaedic repair

Professor Massimo Alioto, director of the FD-fAbrICS joint lab, speaking to participants from the industry and research community to share the latest developments in FD-SOI technologies at an industry showcase held on 3 May 2024

New chip tech offers energy efficiency for AI devices

A 3D-printed complex part made from the entirely bio-sourced feedstock

New bio-resin could enable truly circular 3D printing

Comment: How innovations in materials are changing the EV landscape

The battery developed in the lab is small but the team says the technology is scalable

Zinc-lignin batteries show promise for cheap storage

Firms like the English Electric Company said they benefited from work done by agencies such as the NEL

May 1960: Tracking the UK's tech transfer

Asst Prof Lum Yanwei (centre), Dr Wang Bingqing (left), and Mr Wang Meng (right) from NUS Dept of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

New technique developed to transform waste CO2 into high-value chemicals

Researchers have developed a novel flame-retardant, smoke-suppressing, and superhydrophobic transparent bamboo, poised as a promising substitute for silica glass

Transparent bamboo offers challenge to silica glass

On demand panel session: How digital solutions can drive sustainable outcomes across the project lifecycle

2024 Engineering & Manufacturing Awards (EMAs) close for entries tomorrow!