FCL In the News
Measuring the socio-economic cost of heat stress
Dr Natalia Borzino's findings in Project HeatSafe highlighted the high cost of heat on productivity and the economy.
Cooling Singapore on ARD TV and TRT World
In December 2023, Cooling Singapore's work was featured in two video news reports on Germany's ARD TV and Turkiye's TRT World.
Print to plate: Developing 3D printed seafood
SEC’s Microalgae project’s partners create calamarai rings using Microalgae and Mung Bean protein.
Is it time for 'lab-grown' fish balls over burgers?
Bianca Wassmann from SEC's Mircoalgae Project analyses what can be done for Asian consumers to accept lab-grown meat in an article for 360info.
Heat mitigation strategies on the 'Frontline'
Dr Kristina Orehounig and Cooling Singapore's SMaRTy team where featured in Channel 8's current affairs programme Frontline on 9 Dec.
Developing more sustainable food systems with microalgae-based proteins
The new ‘Urban Microalgae-Based Protein Production’ project is set to establish a resilient and sustainable agri-food platform, in a step towards more sustainable food systems and greater food security.
Cooling Singapore in Tomorrow City
Assoc. Prof. Winston Chow and Dr Juan Angel Acero explain why greenery and clean energy are needed to tackle urban heat in the CNA documentary Tomorrow City.
How design can combat the housing crisis
The Expandable House, a prototype in the village of Kampung Batu Besar in Batam, Indonesia, is featured in Frame magazine for its approach to tackle housing challenges.
Designing density better for cities and nature
The way urban density can benefit not only cities, but also natural ecosystems, is emerging as an important factor to reduce the likelihood of future pandemics, wrote Prof. Stephen Cairns.
Hidden role of people in how cities work
What if the seemingly chaotic movement of people is in fact predictable and follows hidden regularities? Asst Prof. (Adj) Dr Markus Schalepfer explains a travel law to predict the movement of people in cities.