SUTD’s Advanced Architecture Laboratory has been nominated for the German Design Award 2018
Congratulations to Professor Thomas Schroepfer and his team as the SUTD’s Advanced Architecture Laboratory has been nominated for the German Design Award 2018!
More information on the Award and the German Design Council can be found under http://www.german-design-award.com/en.html.
Preparing students for the emerging inter-disciplinary field of Healthcare Engineering at SUTD
Here is an article from OpenGov from one of their interviews with our faculty member, Professor Martin Dunn.
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Congratulations to Zhou Xilin for receiving a Best Poster Award at the 2017 MRS Spring Meeting. There were more than 1500 posters presented at the conference, and only nine were honored with a Best Poster Award.
IDC faculty, Mohan Rajesh Elara’s project Scorpio project has been awarded the Singapore Good Design Mark award for 2017 and was featured in The Straits Times.
Launched by the Design Business Chamber Singapore (DBCS) in 2013, the mark aims to recognise well- designed products and services.
Read more: https://goo.gl/StF41A
SUTD has been heavily involved in the Founders’ Memorial Committee’s Phase 2 engagement with the public from September 2016 to February 2017. The committee was led by Chairman of SUTD’s Board of Trustees, Mr Lee Tzu Yang. IDC Co-Director, Professor Kristin Wood has worked together with him to develop the methods to engage public using […]
IDC Co-Director, Professor Kristin Wood, was invited as a panelist for the recent Innovation by Design Conference, held on 7 and 8 March, as part of the Singapore Design Week. Other panelists include
Other panelists include Mr Patrick Chia from the Design Incubation Centre, National University of Singapore and Mr Tim Kobe of Eight Inc. The session […]
MIT HAS AN ESTABLISHED TRADITION OF GRADUATE EDUCATION that combines engineering and management. A new master’s program has developed a third component: the integrated design process and the power it brings to solving not just management and engineering problems but social problems as well.
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A study led by MIT IDC Co-Director Professor Christopher Magee, finds that technological advances alone will not bring about dematerialization, or the reduction of the amount of materials needed to produce goods and services.
This research was funded in part by the IDC.
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IDC faculty Assistant Professor Lynette Cheah is currently conducting a 6-month study on the harmful effects of diesel vehicular emissions. The study is commissioned by the Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources.
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One of our funded projects, the Ring Theory, is being featured on The Straits Times.
Read more: https://goo.gl/ZUX94W
