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The Straits Times explores why a bus shelter stands at the heart of a dementia ward. Dr Sarah Chan from LKYCIC shares that the use of a landmark like a bus shelter in a dementia ward serves as a navigational aid.

SUTD Computer Science and Design (CSD) students Htet Myat Ko Ko and Lim Han Yang secured spots among the five winners of this year’s Singapore Valley Awards.

SUTD signed an MOU with the Centre for Liveable Cities (CLC) of the Ministry of National Development. In this MOU CLC and SUTD seek to foster deeper collaboration in key areas, including Innovative Cities, Healthy Cities, Regenerative Cities, Mobility and Urban Liveability. SUTD’s cutting-edge research in design, artificial intelligence and technological solutions aligns closely with CLC’s focus on future-oriented urban research. The LKYCIC is a key collaborator in many areas of this research and looks forward to its partnership with CLC.

Researchers from the Lee Kuan Yew Centre for Innovative Cities (LKYCIC), led by Assistant Prof Samuel Chng and Dr Zheng Kai, share their findings on how households and living spaces are impacted by climate change.

The second run of the STEAMunity programme that was co-organised by SUTD and Science Centre Singapore showcased creative student solutions developed for the community.

The two organisations will deepen cooperation to jointly research and promote solutions in areas such as innovative cities, healthy cities, regenerated cities, urban mobility and liveability, and promote climate action, urban health and liveable development.