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15/10/2026

Meet our OG Department Stores – Mr Tay Tee Peng Distinguished Undergraduate Student Award (DUSA) 2026 recipients!

Named after the late Mr. Tay Tee Peng, the founder of OG Department Stores, in recognition of a generous gift made by the Tay Family, DUSA is an annual award given to students who have shown great passion and motivation to contribute to society. Students are invited to submit their proposed community projects, and selected recipients are awarded SGD1,500 to carry them out, along with a cash prize of SGD1,500.

This year, our recipients are Carlline from NTU School of Biological Sciences, who led her project, Balik Kampoeng 2026: Boyolali, to address ecological vulnerabilities in Cluntang Village, Central Java, Indonesia.

Next, we have Andrei, from NTU School of Chemistry, Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, who launched Project Caridonum to address the need for greater public awareness of paediatric cancers. His project saw him working closely with ARC Childrens' Centre.

Lastly, we have Vanessa from NTU School of Biological Sciences , whose project, Bridging Generations: A Science-Based Approach to Active Ageing, brought together elderly participants and student volunteers to promote active ageing while enhancing social inclusion.

Read more of their projects at the link here: https://tinyurl.com/ybzsfcky

07/10/2026

That’s a wrap on our week of AI workshops here at the College!

The first workshop taught students and staff how to turn course materials into study systems using Gemini Notebook and how to build advanced research workflows using Google AI Studio.

The second workshop saw attendees learning to use AI to create gated-design app prototypes to handle real-world problems.

A big thank you to all who participated!

24/09/2026

Congratulations to Dr. Emily Xi Tan from NTU School of Chemistry, Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology! She is a recipient of the 2026 IUPAC-Solvay International Award for Young Chemists. This award is presented by the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) to outstanding PhD theses in the general area of the chemical sciences.

Dr Tan is the first-ever winner to have completed her doctoral research entirely within a Singapore institution. Her award-winning research focuses on using chemical domain knowledge and machine learning to make sense of complex chemical data, with the goal of making chemical and biological sensing faster, more accurate, and adaptive.

To find out more about Dr Tan, her research, and her PhD journey at NTU, click on the link here: https://www.ntu.edu.sg/cceb/news-and-events/news/detail/emily-xi-tan-young-chemist-award

18/09/2026

NTU College of Science and NTU College of Engineering recently co-hosted representatives from Sorbonne Université to explore new avenues for deepening our longstanding and impactful partnership.

Building upon complementary strengths across chemistry, materials science, quantum technologies, biology and ageing and innovation, both institutions discussed strategic mechanisms to support joint research and funding initiatives.

We look forward to the transformative interdisciplinary discoveries and collaborative milestones this continued partnership will bring.

17/09/2026

The College is pleased to invite all final-year and recently graduated students to our AI Workshop Series this September and October. Both workshops are fully sponsored by the College, with lunch provided on full-day sessions.

Both workshops are led by industry practitioners, giving you the opportunity to interact with them, hear first-hand perspectives on how AI is deployed in various industries, and pick up practical skills in agentic AI and AI-driven problem solving. These will be valuable for your studies, research, and the job market.

To get the most out of the hands-on sessions, we strongly encourage you to sign up for a Claude Pro subscription before the workshops. It will give you the best learning experience when building and testing your own AI workflows.

Slots are limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Register now: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/dn3vgtTzLP

25/08/2026

Calling our CoS students! We encourage you to attend the NTU Career Fair (College Edition) on 10-11 September 2026 to explore internship and career opportunities with employers seeking science graduates.

This year's fair provides a unique opportunity to engage directly with employers in a more focused setting tailored to College of Science students. Whether you are exploring future career paths or seeking internships and graduate roles, we encourage you to make time for this event.

For the full list of particpating companies, visit www3.ntu.edu.sg/cao3/careerfair/participating_companies.pdf

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14/08/2026

CoS welcomed its newest batch of PG students last week during the CoS PGR Orientation 2026!

The event kicked off with an opening address by Assoc Prof Guillaume Thibault, who is the Assoc Dean (Graduate Studies) at CoS, followed by an insightful session on NTU's Joint PhD programmes by Prof Victoria Leong, Assoc Dean (Outreach & Partnerships), from NTU Graduate College. The students also heard from School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences PhD candidate Adarsh, who shared about his Joint PhD experience with Université Paris Sciences et Lettres.

We look forward to the incredible work that our new PG cohort will achieve!

07/08/2026

Project Sci-nergise hosted its annual Campus Science Trail (CST) 2026 at NTU for students from Bukit View and Hillgrove Secondary Schools. The two-day immersive event introduced university life through hands-on laboratory activities with ASE, SBS, CCEB and the Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic.

Participants got to explore TCM herbs and specimens, conduct recrystallisation experiments, extract DNA from bananas, and carried out water pH testing and rock identification.

Once again, Project Sci-nergise's CST continues to spark scientific curiousity in its young student participants and gives them a glimpse at what else awaits them in university.

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31/07/2026

Graduation isn't the end—it's the start of your alumni journey with us.💙

Whether you're looking to reconnect with friends, join exciting alumni events, hear inspiring stories, or simply stay updated with what's happening in CoS, we've got you covered.

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Here's to staying connected, celebrating milestones, and growing together as one CoS family. 💙

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28/07/2026

Meet the Class of 2026 CoS Valedictorians! (Part 4): Tan Hao Wei from NTU Asian School of the Environment 🧑‍🎓
This is a four-part interview series celebrating the College of Science’s top graduates from the Class of 2026.

In our final feature, Tan Hao Wei from the Asian School of the Environment reflects on a transformative university journey shaped by curiosity, perseverance and purpose. From pursuing excellence in the classroom to embracing opportunities beyond it, he shares the experiences, lessons and aspirations that define his success.

Find out what Hao Wei had to say about his undergraduate experience here: https://tinyurl.com/34bymm6e

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