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Public servants should actively seek solutions, are not just ‘cogs’ in machine: Chee Hong Tat

He was speaking to about 1,200 government employees and students at a science and tech festival.

Science Centre Singapore to debut immersive ocean exhibition One Ocean: Every Action Ripples

The world-first exhibition at Science Centre Singapore will use 360-degree projections, virtual reality and interactive installations to bring two decades of ocean research to life.

Snow City to close after 26 years, last day of operations will be Sept 30

The Science Centre said Snow City’s staff will be supported closely through this transition.

NUS team launches open-access tool to decode DNA change patterns in breast cancer

A study led by Dr Jason Pitt, Principal Investigator at the Cancer Science Institute of Singapore (CSI Singapore) , has identified eight new "signatures" of DNA patterns (gains and/or losses) in breast cancer. By…

Hot, cold, repeat: Contrast bath therapy is the latest wellness trend – how does it work?

As bathhouses and cold plunges surge in popularity in Singapore, so does the ritual of hopping between hot and cold extremes. Find out the science, safety and social norms behind this wellness trend.

The different AI systems that have emerged over the last seven decades

The Straits Times explains the science behind traditional, generative, and agentic AI.

The small sentiments and grand era of Xinyao

By Prof Ong Chang Woei, Dept of Chinese Studies, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at NUS Lianhe Zaobao, 14 May 2026, Opinon, p14

The modern worker in trouble

By Dr Georgios Georgiou, Senior Lecturer from the Department of Economics, Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences at NUS The Business Times Weekend, 9 May 2026, p29

Protecting the future of Southeast Asia’s giant clams

Southeast Asia is home to eight out of the world’s 12 giant clam species and their numbers are dwindling. Addressing this issue, Dr Neo Mei Lin, Senior Research Fellow at the NUS Tropical Marine Science Institute (TMSI)…

NUS expands arts education beyond the campus stage through STEER regional exchange programmes

From campus rehearsal rooms to international stages, NUS students are discovering new avenues to elevate their artistic practice beyond Singapore. Through the Study Trips for Engagement & EnRichment (STEER) programme,…

Simply Science: What you need to know about saltwater crocodiles after recent sightings

Saltwater crocodiles are the world’s largest living reptiles.

Illuminating wonder: The Lighthouse by Patch Theatre blends art and science for kids

This show by an Australian children's theatre company is a 50-minute immersive journey.

The dilemma of elderly drivers

By Assoc Prof Thang Leng Leng, from the Dept of Japanese Studies, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at NUS zbSunday, 3 May 2026, Views, p17

Where do the youth stand in Singapore’s Total Defence today?

In a time of heightened geopolitical tensions and declining multilateralism – when some states are turning to might and power to intimidate and conquer – the danger of destabilisation has become imminent. How, then,…

Historic mosque, Settlement heritage

By Dr Azhar Ibrahim Alwee, Senior Lecturer from the Department of Malay Studies, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at NUS Suria News Online, 29 April 2026

6 things to know about The Ridge, NUS’ new on-campus accommodation for overseas academic visitors

Visiting guests of NUS can now check into a brand-new accommodation in the heart of campus that marries sustainable architecture with smart technology. The Ridge is a first-of-its-kind on-campus accommodation facility…

Celebrating excellence: Prof Hew Choy Sin receives distinguished orchid research honour

Professor Hew Choy Sin, who retired from the NUS Department of Biological Sciences in 2004, was conferred the prestigious AOS Orchid Research Award (AOSORA) by the American Orchid Society (AOS) in February 2026. The…

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Saving giant clams in South-east Asia: Halt poaching, raise funds

The Straits Times, 27 April 2026, Science, pA14

Commentary: Working from home isn’t the flexibility that Singapore families need from employers

It’s flexi-time arrangements that matter more for employees with parenting and caregiving needs, says Victor Seah of the Singapore University of Social Sciences.