The Classes that Haunt Us
Dr Noorman Abdullah (Arts & Social Sciences ’02, MSocSci ’05) speaks to The AlumNUS on his popular course GEH1062/GEC1024: Ghosts and Spirits in Society and Culture.
The Magic of Flavour
Ms Jana Jusman (Science ’18) melds ancient fermentation techniques with modern culinary creativity. In the process, she’s redefining what it means for something to taste good.
Mastering Negotiations: 5 Essential Strategies For Success
Mr Anuj Jagannathan (EMBA ’16) is the CEO of Propelurs Consulting. The following is an adaptation of his talk on negotiation strategies delivered at NUS Homecoming on 21 September 2024.
Navigating the Next Era of Work
What does the future of work really hold? At the National University of Singapore (NUS), preparing undergraduates and alumni to take on the challenges of an uncertain world has become a top priority — as the nature of both work and education are being redefined.
The Stewards of Solidarity
Outgoing NUS Alumni Advisory Board Co-Chairperson Mr Johnny Tan Khoon Hui (Science ’82) and new Co-Chairperson Mr Seah Cheng San (Engineering ’82, MBA ’92) reflect on why a united alumni community matters, how they have worked to strengthen it, and what lies ahead.
A Nose For News
The new editor of Singapore’s oldest — and only — Tamil newspaper, Mr T Raja Segar (Science ’88) gets candid about his boots-on-the-ground approach and how the media can stay relevant in the digital age.
Weighing the Consequences of AI in the Workplace and Society
Safeguards against AI and the challenges of regulating the unknown provided much food for thought during a panel discussion on “The Intersections of Code and Conscience – AI Ethics and Governance”.
How to Thrive in a Tech-driven world
In an interview with The AlumNUS, Dr Ning Ye (Computing ’11), Robotics Machine Learning Engineer at Tesla, shares some nuggets of advice on how to thrive in a tech-driven world.
Building Better Bots
How Dr Ning Ye (Computing ’11) is tapping on machine learning to make robots more effective partners.
“I want to help people to start companies and be wildly successful”
As a boy, Associate Professor Benjamin Tee wanted to invent to solve problems. At university, he learnt how to turn those inventions into successful businesses. Now, he is teaching others – including NUS alumni – to do the same.
Writing the Next Chapter of Herstory
As we commemorate International Women’s Day (8 March), The AlumNUS looks at the perspectives shared by some of the powerful and inspiring female role models we have featured in past issues.
Seeing Eye to Eye with AI
Adapt to — and don’t fight — generative AI. That was the message experts had for audiences of a recent talk organised by the NUS Office of Alumni Relations.