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With the seminar, SIBM Pune is further strengthening its foothold in academia and furthering the legacy of SIU

GEORGE TOWN: Just five days of continuous hot weather is enough for corals to start bleaching and with their eventual death comes a chain reaction that eventually leads to fishermen returning with near-empty nets, says a marine biologist.

With Senior Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam announcing his candidacy, will the upcoming Presidential Election be a walkover like the last one? The Heart of the Matter podcast discusses the role of the office and the challenge in attracting strong candidates.

Senior Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam's domestic and international standing will make him a “strong” contender for the post of President, political observers said.

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Many commented on the implications of using AI-generated art and impact on the livelihoods of artists and photographers. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Duke-NUS Medical School has appointed Professor Patrick Tan to the leadership role of Senior Vice-Dean (Designate) for Research, effective from 1 May 2023. He takes over from Professor Patrick Casey, who is stepping down after having led the School’s research efforts since its inception in 2005. Prof Tan will also assume the role of Senior Scientific Advisor at SingHealth, where he will be pivotal in strengthening the relationship between SingHealth and Duke-NUS in research and innovation, as ...

Singapore News - Service and conservancy charges (S&CC) are likely to go up soon for Housing Board residents, but the Government will provide temporary support to cushion the impact on households. Town councils here are currently evaluating their finances to determine an appropriate... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Rabak sia! This quintessential Singlish phrase is a favourite among Singaporeans, used to describe anything that's out of control, from work havoc to the scorching weather this month. If you're a millennial, you might be more accustomed to using a more concise form, rabs or rabz, in text messages. But have you heard of the newer version of the expression:...

SINGAPORE — Malaysia's parliament this week abolished the mandatory death penalty as part of sweeping legal reforms.