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ntu.edu.sg
ntu.edu.sg > mse > news-events > events > detail > 09/28/2026 > default-calendar > mse-seminar-professor-anita-ho-baillie-28Sep2026

Perovskite Multijunction Solar Cell Research at the University of Sydney by Professor Anita Ho-Baillie

5+ day, 14+ hour ago   (226+ words) Nanyang Technological University - NTU Singapore NTU MSE Seminar Hosted by Assistant Professor Leonard Ng Wei Tat Professor Anita Ho-Baillie is the John Hooke Chair of Nanoscience at the University of Sydney, a 2020 Australian Research Council Future Fellow, and was an…...

Giving
ntu.edu.sg > giving > news-and-stories > detail > ntu-impact-series-prof-william-chen

NTU Impact Series: Prof William Chen on building a sustainable food future

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (362+ words) Learn more about Prof Chen’s work from this video. To many of us, food waste ends when it reaches the bin. But for Prof William Chen, Michael Fam Chair Professor in Food Science and Technology at NTU, it is an…...

ntu.edu.sg
ntu.edu.sg > spms > news-events > news > detail > in-memory-of-professor-rudolph-a.--rudy--marcus-(1923-2026

In Memory of Professor Rudolph A. “Rudy” Marcus (1923–2026)

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (496+ words) Nanyang Technological University - NTU Singapore The Division of Physics and Applied Physics mourns the passing of Professor Rudolph A. “Rudy” Marcus, Nobel Laureate in Chemistry and one of the most influential physical chemists of the past century. Professor Marcus had a…...

Institute of Advanced Studies
ntu.edu.sg > ias > news-events > news > detail > deterministic-domain-switching-and-magnetically-switchable-quantum-geometric-photocurrents-in-a-van-der-waals-antiferromagnet-by-prof-liang-wu

Deterministic Domain Switching and Magnetically Switchable Quantum Geometric Photocurrents in a Van der Waals Antiferromagnet by Prof Liang Wu

2+ week, 4+ day ago   (145+ words) Prof Liang Wu discussed nonlinear optical techniques for probing antiferromagnetic order in 2D materials. Prof Wu explained how Second harmonic generation (SHG) can enable the detection of antiferromagnetic domains down to monolayer MnPSe₃. The seminar concluded with an engaging Q&A on…...

School of Biological Sciences
ntu.edu.sg > sbs > news-and-events > news > detail > how-epithelial-cells-build-a-lumen

How Epithelial Cells Build a Lumen

2+ week, 4+ day ago   (337+ words) How do epithelial cells build a lumen, the hollow space that forms the defining feature of many epithelial tissues? A new study led by Asst. Prof. Alexander Ludwig from NTU’s School of Biological Sciences has uncovered a surprisingly efficient mechanism…...

School of Humanities
ntu.edu.sg > soh > news-events > events > detail > 09/03/2026 > philosophy > regret-aversion-a-new-consideration-for-rational-choice

Regret aversion: A new consideration for rational choice?

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (348+ words) | School of Humanities | NTU Singapore Nanyang Technological University - NTU Singapore This talk examines patterns of preferences that may seem intuitive, and that characterise many real-world agents, but that deviate from orthodox normative decision theory. These preferences even deviate from less…...

ntu.edu.sg
ntu.edu.sg > mae > news-events > news > detail > how-nature-s-design-is-shaping-tougher-ceramics

How Nature’s Design Is Shaping Tougher Ceramics

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (1534+ words) NTU researchers have found that the structure inside a seashell can teach engineers how to build ceramics that resist cracking and remain stable at high temperatures, without relying on polymeric or glassy soft interlayers. Nature has long solved problems that…...