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NTU Singapore, ExxonMobil and A*STAR launch S$60 million corporate lab for low carbon solutions - Vimarsana News

NTU Singapore, ExxonMobil and A*STAR launch S$60 million corporate lab for low carbon solutions

ExxonMobil Technology and Engineering Company (ExxonMobil), Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore), and the Agency for Science, T....

Heart-in-a-jar: Singapore to bioengineer mini Asian models with heart failure to test drugs - Vimarsana News

Heart-in-a-jar: Singapore to bioengineer mini Asian models with heart failure to test drugs

SINGAPORE: Heart failure is the leading cause of death in Singapore – every day, an average of 34 people have heart attacks and 23 people die from heart disease.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.: MHI-MS Successfully Tests Proof of Concept of Innovative V2X System in Singapore - Vimarsana News

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.: MHI-MS Successfully Tests Proof of Concept of Innovative V2X System in Singapore

- New System Will Contribute to Safe Driving and Creation of Safe and Smooth Vehicle Traffic Infrastructure -- Proof of concept completed in collaboration with MHI-AP and Nanyang Technological University

New method to convert plastic trash into clean hydrogen fuel - Vimarsana News

New method to convert plastic trash into clean hydrogen fuel

Scientists from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) have developed a new method for plastic waste to be converted into hydrogen based on pyrolysis, a high temperature chemi ...

A New Method for Converting Plastic Waste into Hydrogen - Vimarsana News

A New Method for Converting Plastic Waste into Hydrogen

Scientists from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) have developed a new method for plastic waste to be converted into hydrogen based on pyrolysis, a high temperature chemical process.