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Spanning over 150 hectares, besides housing students and faculty, the NUS Kent Ridge campus is also home to over 165 wildlife species. On World Environment Day, the University takes stock of the latest green initiatives shaping its campus, from smart technology that monitors tree health to lush sanctuaries teeming with flora and fauna.
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Parents who come down hard on their children for telling lies or misbehaving may believe that they are teaching the child right from wrong. But new research by NUS suggests that both overly strict or punitive parenting could be part of what drives the behaviour in the first place.
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As AI transforms legal research and practice, NUS Law has become the first law school in Singapore to provide its students and faculty with access to Harvey and Lucio, two leading AI platforms used by law firms and in-house legal teams worldwide.
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Three researchers from the College of Design and Engineering have received the 2026 Robert Brown Promising Researcher Award by the Ministry of Education. They are recognised for their research potential and contributions to academic excellence and will receive funding to expand their research.
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Singapore has earned its reputation as a financial hub by calibrating efficiency, trust and regulation carefully. The removal of PayNow aliases is therefore not just a design adjustment. It is part of a broader shift in how digital financial systems balance privacy, traceability and financial transparency.
A fabricated image is capable of inflicting real injury. In an era where a person’s likeness can be manipulated within minutes using widely accessible AI tools, protection depends not only on punishing wrongdoing after the fact, but on stopping harmful content before it becomes impossible to retrieve.