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Mixed-use coastal protection infrastructure may attract private finance: S'pore panellist at COP28 - Vimarsana News

Mixed-use coastal protection infrastructure may attract private finance: S'pore panellist at COP28

Finance for adaptation to climate change continues to be lacking for many countries.  Read more at straitstimes.com.

Daily Cuts - Globetrotting across the continents - Vimarsana News

Daily Cuts - Globetrotting across the continents

Melanie Oliveiro speaks with frequent traveller and country manager Sara Chen of CHINT, whose business trips and many travels have led her to Europe and South Asia. She’ll also talk about what’s good to see, explore and eat in Wenzhou, China.

First research centre for coastal protection and flood management launched by PUB, NUS - Vimarsana News

First research centre for coastal protection and flood management launched by PUB, NUS

CFI Singapore and its partner institutes will also offer a range of talent and workforce development courses, including PhD, Master of Science and undergraduate programmes. 

Daily Cuts - Nuts for Kang Kang Noodles - Vimarsana News

Daily Cuts - Nuts for Kang Kang Noodles

Melanie Oliveiro speaks with Annie Tan, the third generation owner of (TSK) Foods, and the maker of the Kang Kang Noodles range and meal kits. She runs the business with her brother Raymond, and they've invested in R&D to lengthen the noodles’ shelf life, and intends to share their innovation technology with o

Daily Cuts - Potential surge in dengue cases, driven by another virus serotype - Vimarsana News

Daily Cuts - Potential surge in dengue cases, driven by another virus serotype

The National Environment Agency has raised the alert that a steady rise in dengue cases and large clusters is being driven by a virus serotype known as DENV-1. Prof Ooi Eng Eong, Deputy Director of the Programme in Emerging Infectious Diseases, Duke-NUS Medical School, tells us how different this serotype is from th