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• Singapore: Interdisciplinary team to develop blueprint for sustainable urban food waste management and food systems using black soldier flies

  Lee Ser Huay Janice Teresa

  1/26/22

  1 item of Media coverage

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• Interdisciplinary team to develop blueprint for sustainable urban food waste management and food systems using black soldier flies

  Lee Ser Huay Janice Teresa

  1/26/22

  1 item of Media coverage

  Press/Media: Research

• Interdisciplinary team to develop blueprint for sustainable urban food waste management and food systems using black soldier flies

  Lee Ser Huay Janice Teresa

  1/26/22

  2 items of Media coverage

  Press/Media: Research

• National University of Singapore: Interdisciplinary Team to Develop Blueprint for Sustainable Urban Food Waste Management and Food Systems Using Black Soldier Flies

  Lee Ser Huay Janice Teresa

  1/26/22

  1 item of Media coverage

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• Laying The Foundation For A Resilient Asia

  David Lallemant

  12/20/21

  1 item of Media coverage

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• Explainer: Geothermal power may become a new source of energy in S'pore soon. How will such energy be harnessed?

  Benoit Taisne & TAISNE , B.

  10/26/21

  1 item of Media coverage

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• Gauging benefits of natural ecosystems in fighting floods

  David Lallemant

  10/4/21

  5 items of Media coverage

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• Tsunami or storm surge? Scientists find clues in the unseen; Study led by NTU may help coastal cities better prepare for extreme sea-level events

  Federico Lauro

  7/5/21

  1 item of Media coverage

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• $3.8m in funding for three projects to boost Singapore's defences against rising tides; Project that looks at rare but catastrophic events in warming climate among them

  Emma Mary Hill

  6/28/21

  1 item of Media coverage

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• University of California-Santa Cruz: Dialogues, Collaborations, and the Success of 'Slow Science'

  Federico Lauro

  6/15/21

  1 item of Media coverage

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• More harmful algal blooms expected, warns UN report; Global phenomenon due to more fisheries, coastal development, marine exploitation

  Federico Lauro

  6/14/21

  1 item of Media coverage

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• Mimicking effects of Pinatubo eruption to cool the earth

  Benoit Taisne & TAISNE , B.

  6/14/21

  1 item of Media coverage

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• How S'pore can better prepare for volcanic eruptions; Thirty years ago, a massive volcanic eruption in the Philippines led to repercussions around the globe. Plumes of volcanic ash - which carpeted Singapore and turned the air hazy - spread across the pla

  Benoit Taisne & TAISNE , B.

  6/14/21

  1 item of Media coverage

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• Researcher Federico Lauro on marine plastic pollution in Asia

  Federico Lauro

  6/8/21

  1 item of Media coverage

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• An earthquake lasted 32 years, and scientists want to know how

  Emma Mary Hill & Aron Jeffrey Meltzner

  6/1/21

  1 item of Media coverage

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• An earthquake lasted 32 years, and scientists want to know how

  Emma Mary Hill & Aron Jeffrey Meltzner

  5/29/21

  1 item of Media coverage

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• Root Awakening

  Lee Ser Huay Janice Teresa

  5/22/21

  1 item of Media coverage

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• SciCafe: Coral Climate Secrets

  Patrick Martin

  5/20/21

  1 item of Media coverage

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• Eliminating bias from healthcare AI critical to improve health equity

  Aron Jeffrey Meltzner

  5/12/21

  2 items of Media coverage

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• NTU Singapore study of ancient corals in Indonesia reveals slowest earthquake ever recorded

  Aron Jeffrey Meltzner & Emma Mary Hill

  5/11/21 → 5/12/21

  6 items of Media coverage

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• Singapore: Engaging IHL experts for SGP30 implementation

  Lee Ser Huay Janice Teresa

  5/11/21

  1 item of Media coverage

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• Wealth inequality is key driver of global wildlife trade

  Lee Ser Huay Janice Teresa

  5/11/21

  3 items of Media coverage

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• Research co-led by HKU and Lingnan ecologists reveals that wealth inequality is key driver of global wildlife trade

  Lee Ser Huay Janice Teresa

  5/11/21

  1 item of Media coverage

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• Going back in time to predict future sea-level rise; Mangrove cores, coral microatolls show NTU team how sea levels fluctuated over millennia

  Aron Jeffrey Meltzner

  4/19/21

  1 item of Media coverage

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• Singapore's Sentosa Cove’s pink waters could be caused by algae bloom due to recent heavy rain, experts say | Malay Mail

  Federico Lauro

  1/17/21

  1 item of Media coverage

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