Deep learning for communication signal classification – part A by Wang, Chien Wei

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Design and development of solar powered glider - part c by Koh, JiaJian

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SMARTEYE - for human posture and activity monitoring Part 2 by Lim, Jay Boon Kiat

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Deployment and test of microgrid power park - part II by Ng, Shi Jun

“…The project will be using a voltage source inverter to convert DC to AC power and other parts of the power converter system will be simulated through MATLAB and Control desk.…”
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“Materials Science” Challenges in the Additive Manufacturing of Industrial Parts by Hascoet, Jean-Yves, Marya, Surendar, Marya, Manuel, Singh, Virendra

“…The effect of successive thermal cycles, as induced by the heat source moving away from an already deposited metal further adds to the overall challenge of fabricating parts with industry-compliant physical, mechanical, and electrochemical properties and proper dimensional controls. …”
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Medical tourism in South East Asia: Science mapping of present and future trends by Muhammad Ashraf, Fauzi, Norhana, Mohd Aripin, Nur Sofia Nabila, Alimin, Ting, Irene Wei Kiong, Wider, Walton, Siti Sarah, Maidin, Zainul-Abideen, Ahmed Yousif Abbas

“…This study evaluates the knowledge structure of medical tourism within the geographical context of South East Asia. This region is one of the growing economic powerhouses in the world, and tourism activities have contributed a lot to its advancement. …”
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Historical analogies in policy-making : Crimea, World War I and East Asia by Fook, Bernard Weng Loo

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Regional cooperation : a theoretical framework and application to the east ASEAN growth area by Lim, Bee Leng, Ng, Sok Ling, Tay, Yi Ling

“…The hottest topic at the moment in East Asia is growth triangles - regions that are identified as having vast growth potential when they cooperate economically to achieve synergy and growth which, alone, they are unable to achieve.…”
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China-Japan-Korea Trilateral Summit: What does it mean for East Asia? by Teo, Sarah

“…While largely symbolic, the meeting nevertheless is an important development in East Asia. Given that all three countries are significant powers in East Asia, the resumption of the summit also has implications for the broader region beyond Northeast Asia.…”
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Media, women and prostitution : a comparative study in South and South East Asia by Harji Malik

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South and East Asian cinemas across borders: critical trends in transnational cinema by Clini, Clelia, Yangling, Yang, Dasgupta, Rohit K.

“…This edited volume focuses on South and East Asian cinema, exploring transnational connections between these film industries from the point of view of narratives, topics and themes, as well as in terms of co-productions. …”

The quest for knowledge and civilisation: museums in British East and Southeast Asia, 1820-1941 by Tsang, RKW

“…<p>This thesis examines the inception, evolution, and attributes of colonial museums in British East and Southeast Asia from 1820 to 1941. It argues that the dual quest of expanding knowledge and propagating civilisation propelled the development of colonial museums in the region. …”

Increasing Dengue Incidence in Singapore over the Past 40 Years: Population Growth, Climate and Mobility by Struchiner, Claudio Jose, Rocklöv, Joacim, Wilder-Smith, Annelies, Massad, Eduardo

“…In Singapore, the frequency and magnitude of dengue epidemics have increased significantly over the past 40 years. It is important to understand the main drivers for the rapid increase in dengue incidence. …”
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Past, present and future relationship between air and sea freight services in Singapore : competition or complementarity by Choo, Cai Ling, Huang, Pauline Jierui, Oh, Adeline Ying Ling

“…The first part of the report looks at the past air and sea freight transport development in Singapore, and thereafter analyses their relationship. …”
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Flow past a near-wall retrograde rotating cylinder at varying rotation and gap ratios by Tan, Soon Keat, Wang, Xi Kun, Li, Ya Lin, Yuan, Shou Qi

“…The flow past a circular cylinder that is rotating retrograde near a turbulent wall boundary layer at Re = 10 000 has been investigated experimentally using particle image velocimetry (PIV). …”
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A machine learning approach on past ADS-B data to predict planning controller’s actions by Pham, Duc-Thinh, Alam, Sameer, Su, Yi-Lin, Duong, Vu N.

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Effects of interlayer notch and shear stress on interlayer strength of 3D printed cement paste by He, Lewei, Chow, Wai Tuck, Li, Hua

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Image-based microstructure classification of mortar and paste using convolutional neural networks and transfer learning by Qian, Hanjie, Li, Ye, Yang, Jianfei, Xie, Lihua, Tan, Kang Hai

“…Then, a deep-learning framework based on a convolutional neural network (CNN) was implemented for classifying cement paste mixtures with different water-to-cement ratios and different amounts of added silica fume. …”
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Past foundations, present footprints: a historical analysis of housing development and environmental consequences in Singapore by Tan, Mikohl Xu

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Prehistoric foragers and farmers in South-east Asia: Renewed investigations at Niah Cave, Sarawak by Barker, G, Barton, H, Beavitt, P, Bird, M, Daly, P, Doherty, C, Gilbertson, D, Hunt, C, Krigbaum, J, Lewis, H, Manser, J, McClaren, S, Paz, V, Piper, P, Pyatt, B, Rabett, R, Reynolds, T, Rose, J, Rushworth, G, Stephens, M

“…The critical importance of the Niah stratigraphies was commonly identified – including by Tom Harrisson himself – as because the site provided a continuous sequence of occupation over the past 40,000 years. The present project indicates that Niah was first used at least 45,000 years ago, and probably earlier; that the subsequent Pleistocene and Holocene occupations were highly variable in intensity and character; and that in some periods, perhaps of significant duration, the caves may have been more or less abandoned. …”