Applied Research

What can wartime recipes teach us about food security today? Assistant Professor Mark Teo and his team turn to the past to imagine a more resilient, homegrown future for Singapore’s food system.

SIT doctoral candidate Ong Wen Qi is powering battery research for the next generation of electric harbour crafts.

The ProScreen programme tackles food security challenges through automated protein analysis, turning plant-based ingredients into market-ready products.

The Conservatory will serve as an integrated platform combining education, applied research, and community outreach focused on mangrove biodiversity and climate resilience.

Their innovative membrane technology is bringing affordable, advanced water filtration to underserved communities in Southeast Asia.

The groundbreaking concept of engineered bacteria, initially developed to combat the parasitic infection amebiasis, has evolved into a revolutionary approach for treating nasopharyngeal carcinoma -by delivering cancer-fighting drugs with pinpoint accuracy

Advancing Cutting-Edge Maritime Technologies and Nurturing Industry-Ready Talent

Researchers at the Singapore Institute of Technology are innovating the Mediterranean diet with local flavors, in an effort to make healthier meal options more accessible and affordable for Asians.

Institutes of Higher Learning (IHLs) offer a wealth of resources, such as Applied Research Centres (ARCs) and customised learning pathways for working adults.

A new welding protocol formulated by two SIT professors has unlocked stronger, yet lighter steel for construction use and clinched the Applied Research Excellence Award at the SIT University Awards 2024.