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Welcome to ClassACT, a monthly e-zine published by the Corporate Communications Office and Alumni Affairs Office of Nanyang Technological University (NTU).
This month, we celebrate the achievements of some of our outstanding female alumni, including two who were among Singapore's first all-woman Everest team to fly the Singapore flag on the top of the world.
On the campus front, NTU is doing its bit to help address global energy challenges with the launch of the Energy Research Institute@NTU (ERI@N).
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A research hub for green tech The Energy Research Institute@NTU is the latest broad-based, multidisciplinary initiative to combat global climate change. |
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$6.5m boost to academic entrepreneurship Harnessing its strengths in innovation and enterprise, NTU will use a key grant awarded by the National Research Foundation to enhance its campus-wide initiatives in entrepreneurship. |
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Fostering peace and security in Asia NTU's S Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS) receives US$2.5 million from the McArthur Foundation to lead an international research cluster focused on addressing regional security challenges. |
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Conversations with Germany Building on shared goals and aspirations, NTU and Technische Universität München (TUM) take their engagement to the next level with the launch of student and faculty exchange programmes. |
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Banking on training NTU lends its expertise to nurture talents in support of China's financial industry. |
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Moving hearts and minds Mr Chew Kheng Chuan, NTU's Chief University Advancement Officer, is striving to develop NTU's base of supporters and champions. |
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A scentsational win Success has never smelt sweeter for a trio of NTU students named the Singapore champs of L'Oréal Brandstorm 2009. Their next stop: Paris. |
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Student-built eco-car proves a winner NTU makes an impressive debut at the Shell Eco-marathon Europe with a solar-powered car designed and built entirely by its engineering students. |
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At their creative best The artistic creations of talented Art, Design & Media students get noticed at the Safety@Work Creative Awards and the European Union Film Festival. |
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Renowned scholar shares insights on May Fourth Movement Tan Lark Sye Professor Prof Jin Guantao sheds light on one of China's most important historical events. |
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Spanning the world NTU's first remotely controlled Solution X-ray Scattering (SAXS) marks another step forward for biomedical research. |
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Student designs take centre stage Students from the School of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering demonstrate their penchant for innovating at the EID09 Open House. |
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"At NTU, we need to prepare ourselves for the challenges ahead and build on our undisputed research strengths, especially in engineering. ERI@N has been set up to create synergies between our existing activities and mobilise our intellectual resources in all aspects of energy-related research, including business studies, economics, communication, and political and security studies." – NTU Provost Prof Bertil Andersson, at the launch of the Energy Research Institute@NTU |
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