Financial cost and anticipated stress are the top two barriers to having children here, said Ms Indranee Rajah.
NUS Medicine, non-profit population group to work on report on fertility, parenthood
ITE Model Student Award winner gives back by tutoring younger students
Ms Crystal Jade Tan tutors primary and secondary school children at a Buddhist temple on Sunday mornings.
All university, polytechnic and ITE students to learn AI skills from 2027
Students from the 2027 academic year will have compulsory modules incorporating baseline AI competencies, while those already enrolled will have their existing curriculum “enhanced” to build AI skills, said Education Minister Desmond Lee.
From 2027, all university, poly and ITE students will learn AI skills as part of their studies
Baseline AI skills will be infused into compulsory modules for all incoming students.
Blood markers may help predict psychosis in at-risk Asian youth: IMH-NTU study
This could one day allow doctors to intervene in the development stage, before the onset of psychosis.
Polytechnic students create AI chatbot to improve access to special needs resources and support
Many forms of support exist, but applying for schemes was not easy as info was not easy to find.
Solar-powered cars? NTU team creates ultra-thin, semi-transparent solar cells that may go on windows
The solar cells, made from perovskite instead of silicon, can generate energy even under indirect or diffused light.
‘Living’ lab models by NUS Dentistry team could make developing medical treatments safer, faster
The innovation employs hydrogel-based systems – soft materials that mimic human tissues.
First CEO of NUS nuclear institute aims to lead with a realistic eye on energy shift challenges
The institute is looking into launching Singapore’s first master’s programme related to nuclear engineering.
NUS study finds photosynthesis could treat dry eye disease
The team engineered particles producing compounds which tackle dry eye disease when exposed to ambient light sources.