Remember by Yang, Alicia Quan Zhen, Leong, Xiuming, Koo, Chia Meng, Rahul Joshi

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Remember to forget or forget to remember : memory studies in Lewis Carroll’s Alice by Teo, Pauline Wei Lin

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Do you remember? by Chia, Belinda Siyi, Tan, Gracia En Qi, Soh, Hannah Li Lin, Tan, Valerie Si Qi

“…Do You Remember? was a health communications campaign dedicated to raising awareness of dementia and promoting dementia risk reduction behaviours among future seniors aged 50 to 64 and their immediate family members in Singapore. …”
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The scents I remember by Neo, Alastor Shao Jun

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We dream; we don’t remember by Rashad Bin Faizal

“…“We dream; we don’t remember.” is a homage to my mother. Using old family photos, the work pieces together the different experiences of my mother into a structural collage. …”
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Do you remember me, ma? by Chua, Jie Yee, Neo, Nicholine Wei Ling, Nurul Hudah Saharudin, Png, Yi Zhen

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Remembering LKY : the crafting of the LKY narrative by Chang, En En

“…This essay will use the framework by Charlotte Linde in the way institutions, in this case the government who is seen as synonymous to Lee, uses narratives to remember and shape its members (Singaporeans) identity.…”
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Kampungs : remembering the places that live in our memories. by Nurulhuda Maamon.

“…This exploratory study of the Malay kampungs, as located within the collective remembrance of the Malays in Singapore, describes and analyzes the social processes of remembering kampungs. Identifying the Malay family and ethnic as ‘mnemonic communities’, oral history interviews and focus group discussion were conducted with 23 respondents from three birth cohorts of 1950s, 1980s and 2000, to locate and understand the process of ‘mnemonic socialization’. …”
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Home-cooked meals : remembering the taste of home. by Liew, Sharlen.

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Cultural revolution : exploring the what and how of remembering by Tay, Min

“…One thing for certain was that the Chinese Communist Party of China (CCP) has played an important role in shaping how the CR has been remembered. Hence, using the CR in China as an example, this paper seeks to uncover how the event has been remembered from alternative perspectives of people who experienced the event, in contrast to the state narrative. …”
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Walk 2 remember : tackling dementia together, one step at a time by Tee, Bertrand Zhi Ying, Lee, Su Fang, Ng, Yong Quan, Woon, Amanda Kai Li

“…Walk 2 Remember is a pioneering health communications campaign that aimed to promote intergenerational walking behaviours amongst Singaporean adults and the senior relatives they live with in a bid to combat dementia in Singapore, a rapidly ageing society. …”
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A journey remembered: nostalgia's impact on the perception of the self in time via self-continuity by Choo, Shuen Ming

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Remembering the Singapore tech expo: a research into the visual language of internet aesthetics of the early 2000s by Khua, Bryan Chong Lin

“…Remembering the Singapore Tech Expo A speculative graphic language project uncovering the root influences of Y2K aesthetics, explaining how these influences shape the trends of visual language and its impact on society at large. …”
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Ghosts of our past : a study of ghost stories in the remembering of the Sook Ching massacre in Singapore by Haridas, Hemant Kumar

“…The aim of this paper is to discuss how remembering of the Japanese atrocities during the war are reflected in social narratives like ghost stories. …”
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Theatres of conflict: remembering the Chinese middle schools' difficult heritage (1954 National Service Ordinance Incident) by Pang, Phoebe Yu Tian

“…While they are being lauded for these contributions, they are also often remembered for their involvement in the 1954 National Service Ordinance Incident. …”
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记得二二八 ：二二八事件的记忆和台湾国家建构的关系 = Remembering 2-28 : the relationship between the memories of the February 28th incident and the building of the Taiwan nation-state by 谢淑贞 Seah, Jaime Shu Zhen

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马来西亚电影中的民族主义与多元文化主义：《辉煌年代》、《还有一些树》及《恋恋茉莉香》的种族再现 = Nationalism and multiculturalism in Malaysian films: representation of race in Ola Bola, The Tree Remembers and Talentime by 劳玮笙 Loo, Wei Sheng

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Actively and passively distorting of memory in Hiroshima Mon Amour by Chang, Nicole Wenlin

“…This essay will analyse both processes of remembering and forgetting, ultimately showing that forgetting is a chief obstacle in remembering. …”
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EEG-based serious games design for E-learning by Zhang, Haoze

“…The player is required to play the role of a bartender and remember his customers' names and drinks in order to earn higher tips and job promotions. …”
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Half talk : after thought. by Lau, Shu Hui.

“…"Each time we talk, we hear half of what was said; listen to half of what was heard; remember half of what we listened to; and end up understanding only half of what we can remember. …”
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