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Assistant Professor Shefaly Shorey from the NUS Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies has received the President’s Award for Nurses, the highest accolade in Singapore’s nursing profession.
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The Social Service Research Centre at the NUS Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences is ramping up the practice research capabilities of social service agencies in Singapore. It has received a $1.4 million boost from the Ministry of Social and Family Development and Tote Board for a Capability Development Programme.
NUS researchers from the Tropical Marine Science Institute have identified 41 species of ascidians, also known as sea squirts, collected from Singapore’s southern islands. Twenty-one of them were new records for Singapore with six new records for the South China Sea region.
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Religion has been transformed by digitalisation. In a recent keynote address on "Freedom of Religion in the Age of Social Media", Associate Professor Jaclyn Neo, Director of the Centre for Asian Legal Studies at the NUS Faculty of Law, discussed this rapid digitalisation and the rise of social media, and considered the impact of this phenomenon on how religion is understood and experienced.
Four fundamental changes are sweeping across the world and challenging the old order: demographics, inequality, technology, and climate. Mr Ravi Menon, the 9th S R Nathan Fellow at the Institute of Policy Studies and the Managing Director of the Monetary Authority of Singapore, discusses the implications of these changes.