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TTSH to train TCM students from NTU on patient, integrative care

Second-year TCM students from NTU observing Dr Quah Teik Joo as he takes the pulse of stroke patient Tan Kay Chuan.

More will be done to support teachers, including managing workload: Desmond Lee

The Education Ministry, together with school leaders, will find more ways to manage teachers’ workload, said Education Minister Desmond Lee.

NTU expands intake for flagship AI scholar programme named after WWII codebreaker Alan Turing

Ms Yvonne Lim, a second-year data science and AI student from the pioneer batch, said the masterclasses in the programme gave her insight into the philosophy and ethics behind AI.

Pollen is the new plastic, and also a better sunscreen, says NTU scientist

Meet Theodore Kwan, Singapore’s youngest chemistry whizz who attends lectures in NTU

Chemistry prodigy Theodore Kwan, seven, holding an isopropyl benzene model he built.

New master’s degree, AI lab for TCM among initiatives to enhance field in S’pore

Senior Minister of State for Health Dr Koh Poh Koon illustrated how TCM is increasingly integrated into our local healthcare system, in a speech at the inaugural Singapore Global Traditional Chinese Medicine Summit.

I’ll always take pride in being a Singaporean-Bengali: NTU history grad’s dad was a migrant worker

Ms Lutfa Shazneen Hasan, 23, who graduated from Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in July with a bachelor’s degree in history, with her parents, Madam Sharmin Akther and Mr Zahurul Hasan, who are both 52.

NTU undergrads to get year-long career support after graduation to ease job hunt pressures

Students at NTU's Job-In Fair on Sept 2. More than 5,000 jobs are on offer at the career fair for the university’s students.

Waist-deep in Mae Sot: NTU students brave weather, overcome barriers to report from Thai border town

NTU students Toh Tian Ji (in green shirt) and Faith Peh (in poncho) were caught in heavy rain and floods when they visited a village in Mae Pa.

Temasek Poly students’ e-mails compromised; MOE, IHLs warn against scammers asking for fee payments

One scam e-mail claimed that the recipient, a student from Temasek Polytechnic, had not paid tuition fees amounting to $2,850, despite being sent a previous reminder.

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