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A genetic study on ocean skaters, otherwise known as water striders, has shown how these insects adapted to life on the open seas – and offers clues on the fate of such species in the face of climate change.
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The newly-established Sustainable and Green Finance Institute will develop deep research capabilities in the area of green finance and sustainability, with a focus on Asia. It will be supported by the Monetary Authority of Singapore and helmed by NUS Business School faculty members.
Being agile in a digital economy, writing your own chapters, and future-proofing your career: distinguished NUS alumnae provided nuggets of wisdom on being empowered and successful, at a recent webinar organised by the NUS Office of Alumni Relations in support of the Year of Celebrating SG Women.
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A rising number of Singaporeans are working as delivery riders for food delivery platforms. It is necessary, but not easy, to give them better benefits and protection, write Mr Shazly Zain and Dr Woo Jun Jie from the Governance and Economy Department of the Institute of Policy Studies at NUS.
How do people change their spending patterns in response to events like data leaks and natural disasters? Professor Sumit Agarwal, Low Tuck Kwong Distinguished Professor of Finance at NUS Business School, discusses the issue – and the lessons for central bankers and other policymakers.