Where are the seeds going? by Li, Xu

“…RFID technology is used in the hopes of providing a solution to which a method of tracking can be realized. …”
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The role of translation in Singapore's economy : a study on Singapore's language policy by Wui, Swee Qin

“…Hence, this paper seeks to investigate the translation history in Singapore since the 19th century until present day, and to analyse the ideologies in these processes. This is in hope to highlight the importance of translators towards the economic development of Singapore and to justify the economic value of translation through these findings. …”
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Commitment in non-profit organisations in Singapore : examining the effects of leadership and communication on commitment in community centres and residents' committees. by Leong, Cherene Pei Wen., Ong, Doreen Hui Chen., Tan, Chieh Shih.

“…Through our findings, we hope to enhance the level of affective commitment in non-profit organisations.…”
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Innocent memory. by Nguyen Thi Nam, Phuong.

“…It is an attempt to make connections between hope for a better future and the love of my mother for me. …”
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Deductive theories and non-deductive knowledge by Paseau, AC

“…I then relate the conceptions to the debate about whether non-deductive knowledge of mathematical claims is possible. The hope is that getting clearer about the different types of deductive science sheds light on whether a mathematical statement can be known without anyone having a proof of it.…”

A comparison of taxation in Vietnam and Myanmar by Chong Ai Ling, Chong Shin Wei, Yeo Lay Swee

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The Singaporean fairytale : a fertility education campaign to educate Singaporean young adults on the importance of understanding their fertility health. by Chan, Luo Er., Quek, Joanne., Wang, Wilson Liang Yau., Chung, Hannah Ai Rong.

“…Aimed at young adults aged 21- 30, the campaign hopes to empower them with fertility knowledge to help them make more informed decisions towards future family planning. …”
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A model for effective trading in the Singapore equity market by Noor Faraheen Johari, Tan, Poh Wee

“…The purpose of this project is to formulate a model that would indicate when best to enter or leave the equity market through a simple process of fundamental and technical analysis. It is hoped that this model would assist investors, especially the small retail investor, in their investment decisions. …”
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Under the Roof by Cheah, Sue Lyn

“…By allowing users to explore their ideal space while being conscious of the distinct energy and significance of each area in their home, this project hopes that it will be able to ease household tensions to establish a sense of balance, encouraging a fulfilled and healthy lifestyle that starts from within.…”
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新加坡华人知识分子的反鸦片思想（1894-1911年）= Anti-opium deliberations among the Singapore Chinese intellectuals (1894-1911) by 黄曼君 Huang, Man Jun

“…The Singapore Chinese intellectuals who were at that time greatly influenced by the political happenings and cultural movements in the East and the West realized that opium had detrimental effects on the society. This study hopes to investigate the development of Anti-Opium deliberations among the Singapore Chinese Intellectual through their works from 1894 to 1911. …”
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Mathematical sequences behind genetic codes by Goh, Alfred Yuhui

“…Staying true to the previous statement, this paper aims to propose the union between genetic codes and mathematical sequences in hopes of uncovering a method to further understanding of and predict novel genetic codes. …”
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Living in moments : a snapshot of life and death by De Roza, Celestia

“…This essay will discuss the inspirations and techniques that have gone into the work and what the writer hopes to achieve with them; and as all creative works are conceived, the ineluctable hardships that this writer had to overcome, the limitations and discoveries in the process of drafting.…”
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Typeical Singapore : tracing Singapore's history through vernacular typography by Effendy, Wynne Celina

“…Singapore is a country that is constantly improving and changing, thus Typeical Singapore hopes to preserve the types in the heartland before they are lost or replaced. …”
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Design & fabrication of an apparatus to simulate the dynamic pressure of human heart by Zheng, Jinming

“…Thus, a mechanical human heart is fabricated and hopes to provide accurate date during experiment to improve the human lifespan.…”
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“I’m sorry, my child has autism” : lived experiences of low-income parents of children with autism in Singapore by Ong, Tze Ping

“…This research is done in hopes that there can be increased empathy and access to more resources and services for lower income families of children with ASD in Singapore to allow for a better quality of life.…”
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Last one standing by Naresh Subhash

“…Kee wee is faced with the possibility of being replaced; Coach Lee is facing the possibility of the national wankers losing their only hope of a championship. The question remains: who will be the last one standing?…”
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A perspective on the role of point-of-care "immuno-triaging" to optimize COVID-19 vaccination distribution in a time of scarcity by Zhang, Yi, Rogers, Angela, Nadeau, Kari, Gu, Jun, Yang, Samuel

“…Vaccine bears hope to bring COVID-19 pandemic under control. With limited supply, vaccines must be utilized efficiently to provide protection to those who need it most. …”
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Effectiveness of prediction models for business failure in the Singapore context by Ang, Siew Peng, Lim, Swee Keng, Wee, Seo Yen

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Sri Lanka’s search for peace : round two, politics by Gloria Spittel

“…The end of the conflict ushered in a hope for peace, but the current political climate is the new obstacle to attaining it.…”
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Life staged right by James, Josephine, Seah, Mitchell, Wee, Fraemone

“…This paper serves as a literary supplement to the video project produced on this subject matter, in the hope that through the far reach of television, the complex and often convoluted world of drama education can be simplified for a younger generation of Singaporeans.…”
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