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Assoc Prof Simon Tay wins the President’s Award for the Environment 2025
The award, Singapore’s highest environmental accolade, recognises Assoc Prof Tay’s enduring impact and leadership in advancing Singapore’s sustainable development, particularly his dedication and efforts in addressing transboundary haze pollution both locally and in the region.
On his win, Assoc Prof Tay said, “I’m honoured and I share the award with those who have supported my work. At NUS, I’m thankful for academic colleagues who appreciate that our knowledge can be shared and used.”
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A planet on the brink: Climate scientist Johan Rockström warns Earth is nearing its limits
The Earth is reaching the limits of its self-regulating capability, which is essential to keeping the planet hospitable for human life, warned renowned climate scientist Johan Rockström, well known for leading the development of the planetary boundaries framework.
The Director of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research in Germany was delivering his keynote lecture as part of the NUS120 Distinguished Speaker Series on 16 October 2025.
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RESEARCH: Creating Sustainable Impact
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NUS researchers set sail on 24-day mission with OceanX to study marine biodiversityThe voyage to the Monsoon Rise in the Christmas Island Seamount Province is Singapore’s first deep-sea scientific expedition since signing the United Nations Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction Agreement. Read More ›
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Driving coastal and flood resilience with science and technologySeven NUS-led research projects aimed at addressing knowledge gaps in Singapore’s coastal protection have been awarded under national water agency PUB’s Coastal Protection and Flood Management Research Programme. Read More ›
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NUS joins national research alliance to strengthen weather and climate science capabilitiesThe Climate and Weather Research Alliance Singapore aims to advance tropical climate and weather research for Singapore and Southeast Asia, and nurture local talent in weather and climate science. Read More ›
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INNOVATION: Sparking Sustainable Enterprise
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Bezos Centre @ NUS × EnterpriseSG Sustainable Protein Startup CompetitionThree winning startups, announced on 5 November at the Asia-Pacific Agri-Food Innovation Summit, will each receive funding and in-kind support of up to S$175,000, including access to Singapore’s comprehensive ecosystem of resources. Read More ›
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EDUCATION: Developing Talent in Sustainability
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Wild learning in the Great Rift Valley: NUS students take on KenyaStudents from NUS Geography and the Bachelor of Environmental Studies experienced the realities of environmental change, human-wildlife interactions and the deep connections between people and place in Kenya. Learn More › |
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OPERATIONS: Building a Sustainable Campus
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How NUS powers its green vision through a multi-pronged approach across campus operationsSustainability is built into the way the University operates. From campus infrastructure to information technology systems and procurement practices, it leverages innovation for a greener future. Learn More › |
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NUS recognised for green building excellenceNUS was awarded the Building and Construction Authority Green Mark Commemorative Certificate on 11 July for its commitment to decarbonising the built environment through a portfolio of 64 Green Mark-certified buildings. Learn More › |
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The Sustainability and Resilience Unit publishes the following eNewsletters: NUS Sustainability Feature
Published quarterly to showcase key environmental sustainability highlights across all aspects of campus life, from research, to innovation, education, campus operation, engagement and thought leadership.
Live Green@NUS
Published bimonthly to provide the NUS community with sustainable living tips, highlight opportunities to get involved, and share inspiring stories of students and staff who are making a difference for a sustainable future.
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