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Sean Er started his first company while studying Computer Science at NUS. Lightsage, his third, has raised US$4 million to help companies make their products work for AI agents.

They met as blockmates in Year 1. Two years later, NUS Computing students Kwok Zheng Feng (Year 3, Computer Science) and Julia Lim Jia Yi (Year 3, Business AI Systems) were filming a demo in a New York storm, for an app that would win the Grand Prize at Columbia DivHacks.

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.

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

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.