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SUTD participated in the AAAI-26 held at Singapore Expo from 20 – 27 January 2026, with a booth showcasing cutting-edge AI technologies developed at the university. Faculty from ISTD were present to share their research with conference attendees, and Head of Pillar (ISTD) Professor Li Xiaoli, was also a keynote speaker for the Graphs and more Complex Structures for Learning and Reasoning (GCLR) workshop during the conference.

Prof Li Xiaoli was invited to speak at the AI Factory Hackathon 2025 on 16 December 2025, held in Seoul, where he delivered a presentation titled “AI for Smart Manufacturing: Making of Sensor Time Series – An Introduction to Singapore’s Time Series Foundation Models.”

Professor Zhou Jianying has been recognised as an IEEE Fellow for his contributions to applied cryptography and cyber-physical system security.

The team of CSD and DAI students were amongst the winners at the SuperAI NEXT Hackathon with their project, DripSeek.

Prof Chong is placed him in the top 5% globally among more than 10,000 reviewers at the CVPR 2025, one of the world’s flagship conferences in artificial intelligence and computer vision.

Dr Marie Siew and her research collaborators have won first place in the Decentralized and Multi-Agents Track of the hosted by Berkeley Center for Responsible, Decentralized Intelligence.

The team of CSD students emerged tops amongst other local universities for their outstanding idea of using AI to combat online scams.

We are pleased to share that SUTD Faculty Fellow Marie Siew, and her collaborators have won the Best Poster Award, at the 44th IEEE International Conference on Distributed Computing Systems (ICDCS) 2024, for their project “Optimal Variance-Reduced Client Sampling for Multiple Model Federated Learning”.

We are pleased to share that Associate Professor Dorien Herremans, Assistant Professor Soujanya Poria, and their groups from ISTD have won the Super AI Leader (SAIL) Top 30 Award issued by the World Artificial Intelligence Conferences (WAIC), for their joint project ‘Mustango: controllable text-to-music’.

His paper named “Understanding the Capabilities and Limitations of Large Language Models for Cultural Commonsense”, won the award under the “Social Impact” category. The project was supported by MOE Tier-2 grant.