2021 June & July Wednesday Seminar Series on Sustainability and Circular Economy
3006, 2021
2021 Jun Wed Seminar: Living Forms: Cultivating Building Materials For Sustainable Urban Development
Title | Living Forms: Cultivating Building Materials For Sustainable Urban Development Speaker | Christine Yogiaman, Assistant Professor, Architecture and Sustainable Design, SUTD. ABSTRACT Mycelium composites are being named a promising bio-fabricated material that is in line with a Cradle-to-Cradle approach and present environmental […]2306, 2021
WED Seminar Series: Sustainability and Circular Economy
From 2 June to 28 July, every Wednesday, you are cordially invited to 2021 June & July Wednesday Seminar Series on Sustainability and Circular Economy! A Better World by Design is our motto in Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) that is reflected in our […]2306, 2021
2021 Jun Wed Seminar: The Metabolism of the Economies: From National to Urban Systems
Title| The Metabolism of the Economies: From National to Urban Systems Speaker| Paulo Ferrao, Professor, Instituto Superior Tecnico, University of Lisbon, Portugal. ABSTRACT Socio-economic metabolism dynamics are relevant to identify (un)sustainable development pathways in different economies, by quantifying changes in added value and material […]1606, 2021
2021 Jun Wed Seminar: Embodied Carbon in the Built Environment: Design-based and Data-driven Approaches
Title| Embodied Carbon in the Built Environment: Design-based and Data-driven Approaches Speaker| Michael Budig, Assistant Professor, Architecture and Sustainable Design, Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD). ABSTRACT Decarbonisation is one of the pressing challenges in the built environment as the unprecedented growth of cities, […]RESEARCH SHOWCASE
FROM THE NEWSROOM
806, 2021
PhysicsWorld: Liquid metal antenna matches extreme curvature and deformation of moving organs
PhysicsWorld published an article on a liquid metal antenna that matches extreme curvature and deformation of moving organs. This research was led by Associate Prof Michinao Hashimoto. Original link: https://physicsworld.com/a/liquid-metal-antenna-matches-extreme-curvature-and-deformation-of-moving-organs/ The liquid metal antenna attached to an ex vivo porcine heart. (Courtesy: […]2804, 2021
Creativ-Space: Living in a Material World
Creativ-Space magazine did a write-up on new sustainable materials used by furniture designers and featured work done by Assistant Prof Carlos Bañón and the AIRLAB. Original Link: https://creativ-space.com/living-in-a-material-world/ Furniture designers are often inspired by new materials, which enable new possibilities in creating […]1304, 2021
Phys.org: Researchers break new ground in 3D printed soft robotics with largest range of polymer hybrids
Phys.org reported on a new research breakthrough in 3D printed soft robotics with the largest range of polymer hybrids. This work was led by Assistant Prof Pablo Valdivia y Alvarado. Original link: https://phys.org/news/2021-04-ground-3d-soft-robotics-largest.html (a) Illustration of the structural design. (b) Direct-ink-writing of […]1204, 2021
Small Caps: 3D Metalforge commissions new high performance metal printer
Associate Prof Soh Gim Song and team have been working with 3D MetalForge to co-developed the H-WAAM printer, which can print faster, and larger metal parts. Read the news by Small Caps on this translation at 3D Metalforge commissions new high performance metal […]904, 2021
Channel 8: Hello Singapore – Technology makes it easy: 3D printed houses
Channel 8 Hello Singapore Programme did a spotlight on 3D printed homes and featured interviews with Assistant Prof Carlos Bañón and ASD PhD student Chiu Po Heng. Part of the demo was done in DManD Research Studio.804, 2021
