Radio station CNA938 Q&A programme interviewed LKYCIC research fellow, Dr Samuel Chng, for his views on why it is important to celebrate or commemorate National Day.
AsiaOne wrote about a webinar organised by Financial Times and Huawei titled "Strategies for Addressing the Asia-Pacific Digital Divide - Increasing Connectivity to Drive Economic Recovery", which included LKYCIC director, Mr Poon King Wang as one of the presenters.
Straits Times an article about the need to integrate nature with built environment to mitigate climate shifts. The article included quotes from LKYCIC senior fellow, Dr Harvey Neo, who advocated building resilience into Singapore's long-term land plans and strategies.
Channel NewsAsia podcast programme ‘Heart of the Matter’ did a feature on the new rules for e-scooters rolled out by the government and interviewed three experts for their views. One of the interviewees was LKYCIC research fellow, Dr Samuel Chng. Click on the link to hear the podcast.
Straits Times wrote about a new website that was launched this month to provide information and guidance for victims of sexual abuse involving the use of digital technology. The website is the brainchild of LKYCIC researchers Catherine Chang and Holly Apsley.
Hospitality Net posted an article about the IBTM Wired event which discussed about the critical role AI will play in events going forward. The article mentioned that a cohort of masters students from LKYCIC re-imagined what the MICE industry would look like in 2023 and included quotes from LKYCIC director, Poon King Wang and MUSPP student, Asha Suresh.
Business Times wrote an article on how to get out of a pandemic funk and included quotes from LKYCIC research fellow Samuel Chng.
Business Times reported that Singapore is still maintaining its regional hub status even as remote work sees smaller but more HQs. The article included a quote from LKYCIC senior fellow Dr Harvey Neo.
The Straits Times quoted LKYCIC Senior Fellow, Harvey Neo, in their coverage of the Dover Forest tussle.
Straits Times shared talking points from the panellists at the Geopolitical Reset 2021: Implications for Asia webinar, which included LKYCIC Chair, Prof Chan Heng Chee.
