Smart Nation and Digital Economy (SNDE)

Transforming near-infrared light to visible light can open possibilities for practical applications in medical imaging and security systems.

An AI-based framework adds a personal touch to medical dialogues, supporting the health management plans of patients with diabetes.

A detailed look at a tungsten-based semiconductor reveals how the spacing of surface defects can improve the material’s stability in atmospheric conditions.

Combining the best of both classical and quantum computing, a new mathematical approach promises faster solutions for complex modelling of real-world phenomena.

A new lithium niobate nanophotonic device efficiently produces correlated photon pairs on chips, paving the way for compact quantum communication systems.

Computational models offer an AI boost to logistics planners by identifying the most efficient transport routes through cross-problem learning.

By introducing tiny magnetic whirlpools to existing spin-based electronics, researchers pave the way for faster, more compact and more energy-efficient computing.

New decision-making support tools aim to help air traffic controllers safely manage the complex navigational space around airport terminals.

The discovery of a 2D material with electrically-tuneable light-bending properties could lead to more compact and efficient optical components in future electronics.

A new benchmark for multilingual artificial intelligence tackles biases and inconsistencies to foster more inclusive global communication.

A new thin film technology harnesses a unique nanoscale phenomenon to achieve exceptional electromechanical responses, potentially raising the speed limits of tomorrow’s wireless communications.

New acoustic filters could support faster future mobile communications by tapping into underused higher frequency bands, reducing congestion in existing channels.