A high-performance main-memory query engine on emerging many-core processors by Cheng, Xuntao

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Low-power high-performance SAR ADC with redundancy and digital error-correction by Sharma, Sunny

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Online estimation of key battery states for management of vanadium redox flow battery by Wei, Zhongbao

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Investigating the EM performance of building materials for mid-band 5G in urban built environment: an exploratory study by Ng, Sean Jake Peng

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Development of resistive random access memory for next-generation embedded non-volatile memory application by Sun, Jianxun

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The cognitive and neural basis of complex decision-making in the primate brain by Ramadan, Mahdi F.

“…In chapter two, I train two monkeys on the task and find that monkeys also adopt a hierarchical and revision strategy to solve the task, like humans. …”
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Content analysis of gender differences of tennis commentators. by Phoon, Anthony Wai Khuen.

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Better understanding of the social services sector in Singapore. by Loh, Candice Jiahui., Phoon, Sharon Yien Mei., Thung, Sim Yee.

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Developing sustainable human macaque communities by Jones-Engel, Lisa, Engel, Gregory, Gumert, Michael David, Fuentes, Agustín

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Extending material cognition to primate tool use by Mosley, H, Haslam, M

“…We illustrate this suggestion with examples from the tool use behaviour of wild monkeys and chimpanzees. Non-human primate social groups develop bodies of traditional knowledge, and we consider whether idiosyncratic expression of such knowledge may be viewed in terms of an individual's constructed social identity. …”

从民谣到国族歌曲 ： 新加坡想象共同体的打造 = From folks songs to nationalistic songs : imagining Singapore by 潘靖颖 Phoon, Jing Ying

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Resource depletion through primate stone technology by Luncz, Lydia V, Tan, Amanda, Haslam, Michael, Kulik, Lars, Proffitt, Tomos, Malaivijitnond, Suchinda, Gumert, Michael David

“…We provide evidence that once technological macaques reach a large enough group size, they enter a feedback loop – driving shellfish prey size down with attendant changes in the tool sizes used by the monkeys. If this pattern continues, prey populations could be reduced to a point where tool-assisted foraging is no longer beneficial to the macaques, which in return may lessen or extinguish the remarkable foraging technology employed by these primates.…”
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Collision avoidance algorithm for UAVs with MATLAB by Chan, Boone-Wy

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Designs of VLC transceiver circuits for reading light transmission of high-quality audio signals on commercial airliners by Chan, Boone-Wy, Rajamohan, A., Hazman, Faiz Azhar, Png, Lih Chieh, Lim, Sharon Xueqi

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