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NUS Computing Alum’s San Francisco Start-Up Raises US$4 Million to Make Products Work for AI Agents

2 November 2026

Alumni, Department of Computer Science, Entrepreneurship, NOC Silicon Valley, NUS Overseas Colleges, School of Computing, Venture Initiation Programme (VIP@SoC)

A Singaporean roboticist who led MolmoAct2, a fully open robot foundation model, has joined NUS Computing and secured a multimillion-dollar national grant for his next project

From Temasek Hall to Times Square: How Two NUS Computing Friends Won Columbia Divhacks

29 October 2026

Columbia Divhacks, Department of Computer Science, Department of Information Systems & Analytics, Generative AI, Hackathon, NOC New York, NOC Silicon Valley, NUS Overseas Colleges, School of Computing, Venture Initiation Programme (VIP@SoC)

A Singaporean roboticist who led MolmoAct2, a fully open robot foundation model, has joined NUS Computing and secured a multimillion-dollar national grant for his next project

Inside NUS Grey Cat The Flag and GreyCTF Summit 2026

20 October 2026

CTF, GreySummit, NUS GreyCTF, NUS Greyhats, School of Computing, Student

NUS Greyhats ran two events this year: Grey Cat The Flag (GreyCTF), a cybersecurity competition, and GreyCTF Summit, a one-day conference for students interested in the field.

Teaching Robots Sleight of Hand: Asst Prof Duan Jiafei Comes Home to Build Singapore’s Embodied AI Community

19 October 2026

Department of Computer Science, Embodied AI, Faculty Feature, Robotics, School of Computing

A Singaporean roboticist who led MolmoAct2, a fully open robot foundation model, has joined NUS Computing and secured a multimillion-dollar national grant for his next project

From Code to Cancer: NUS Computing’s Expanding Role in AI for Science

14 October 2026

AI, AI for Science, AI4S, Artificial Intelligence, Department of Computer Science, Interdisciplinary Research, NRF, School of Computing

From software verification to cancer immunotherapy, NUS Computing researchers are applying AI across scientific fields, backed by Singapore's national research funding programmes.

Asst Prof Umang Mathur’s Research on Data Race Detection Featured in Communications of the ACM Research Highlights

13 October 2026

Department of Computer Science, Faculty, Faculty Research, School of Computing

A paper co-authored by Assistant Professor Umang Mathur on detecting hard-to-catch software bugs has been featured in Communications of the ACM (CACM) Research Highlights, the flagship magazine of the world’s largest computing society.