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How NTU’s homegrown technologies are reshaping our future

When you’re on holiday, why call on a tour guide when you can tap a digital one and save yourself a fee?

Kon Wen Xuan’s research project harnesses AI to diagnose and propose a prescription for Traditional Chinese Medicine patients

Use AI to co-create a good piece of creative work and see if it can be done ethically – that was Art, Design & Media student Lim Hui Qi’s objective when she set out to complete her project for an AI generative art module

Considering NTU for higher education? We asked AI for a list of burning questions you may be too shy to voice out. Get the answers straight from NTU students and the university admissions team here

If someone says “You think like a robot,” would you take it as a compliment?

It’s 2am and you’re staring at your laptop screen, filled with drafts of your essay titled “CC1 article_v3b” and “CC1 article_Final_Final_I swear”. Wouldn’t it be great to have someone confirm that you’re on the right track, right now?

See how students from diverse fields at NTU experiment with AI to push the boundaries of learning and redefine what is possible

A tongue-in-cheek look at some stereotypes of people you’ll meet in your years at NTU. Do any of these sound familiar to you?

How made-in-NTU technologies are changing our future

Perhaps the answer to a more sustainable planet is thinking outside the (used) box. See how NTU scientists are using junk in ingenious ways to fuel our world

Take inspiration from how your profs prepared for exams when they were undergraduates (and discover the science of why their methods work)

NTU students share what it’s like to be at the frontline of defending cyber space

Speakers at the recent TEDxNTU event on campus shared innovative ways to deal with life’s challenges

Sumptuous eats at a fraction of restaurant prices, right here at NTU

Currently on a semester’s exchange at Western Sydney University, third-year communication student Christalyn Tan chats with her friend, Jacob Loh, a computer science freshman who is curious about exchange

Freshmen, need some help easing into university life? Here’s some advice from four fresh graduates of the Class of 2023 who have written heartfelt letters to their past selves

NTU by the numbers

TikTok’s influence has bled into everyday life, so much so that parents are now asking their children: “What is TikTok?” While we might be well-versed in using the app, explaining it is just the slightest bit tricky, because where do we even begin?

Class of 2023 graduates share how they landed coveted roles in sizzling sectors

With the blistering heat getting many of us hot and bothered, we got NTU experts to weigh in on common methods for keeping cool on warm days. Find out which ones really work

How made-in-NTU technologies are changing our future

Your varsity years will be some of the most transformative ones for you, and it begins with picking a university that fits your ambitions. But first, you need to ask the right questions

How to use ChatGPT responsibly to help you navigate university life, not just academically, but also in other aspects, such as preparing for internships or co-curricular activities

Although ChatGPT can provide a hand in daily tasks, always take its advice with a pinch of salt as it can be unreliable and inaccurate, as these excerpts here show

Millennials may have been the first to be blessed with the bold, new world of emojis, but Gen Z created their own emoji vocabulary that no one saw coming

How made-in-NTU technologies are changing our future

Get both an endorphin rush and a fill of nature with these campus running routes recommended by the NTU Runners’ Club

Preparing yourself for life on the NTU campus? Get a taste of what your future holds with this primer

NTU student and TV actress Oh Ling En portrays a bully in her latest drama, but in reality, she’s the protector among her friends. She chats with NTU’s new Associate Vice President (Wellbeing), Assoc Prof Vivien Huan, to discuss wellbeing issues her peers are facing

How made-in-NTU technologies are changing our future

Signs of caring for the environment are everywhere at NTU, even on campus roads

Mega learning studios for NTU’s interdisciplinary courses

Using science and technology, NTU scientists are serving up tasty gastronomic delights that are both good for you and the environment. Best of all, these novel foods look and taste like the real thing

Heads up, your choice of morning brew on campus might spill the beans on your quirks

With exams just around the corner, be calm – and take things one step at a time with these tips from a fellow student

HEY! student writer Bernadette Toh keeps it reel as she compares popular video-making apps to see how they stack up

How made-in-NTU technologies are changing our future

So you just got accepted to go on an exchange programme. Several months of pure bliss, exploring a new country and culture. But what happens between now and then?

Take the initiative and build bonds over common interests, fun activities and shared passions

Formula SAE, we’re coming for you. Nanyang Venture Formula 1 (NVF-1) team leader Leroy Liau tells us why NTU students are changing gears and gunning for a podium finish in this Formula 1-style race for students

NTU’s lush grounds and proximity to the Western Catchment forest make it home to not only students and faculty, but also creatures of all stripes and species. Nature experts from NTU share tips for our harmonious coexistence with the wildlife spotted here

How made-in-NTU technologies are changing our future

Leaf through this exhibition and discover the importance of books throughout history

Gazing into the tech crystal ball, HEY! finds out how wearable technology developed by NTU scientists could help you achieve your “fitspo” goals

Not all study spots are created equal. Our HEY! student writer susses out the best spots on campus for you based on your learning style

NS and da bao mean something quite different here