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26 June 2026
Think about the last time you looked up a doctor online. Maybe you checked their credentials, read a few patient reviews, or noticed that they had answered hundreds of questions on a health Q&A platform – carefully, patiently, and in plain language. It probably made you feel more confident about seeing them.
17 June 2026
If you’ve ever used ChatGPT and felt that something sounds right, but you’re not entirely sure if it actually is, you’re already thinking about the kind of problems Prof Anji works on. He studies machine learning, focusing on generative AI. But his work is not about making these systems more impressive. It’s about making them more reliable, getting them to follow logic and constraints, not just patterns. Because those two things are still far apart.
16 June 2026
A student at NUS School of Computing and the NUS FinTech Lab, Sumit was one of just 14 university builders selected worldwide for the XRPL Student Builder Residency 2026 at Ripple’s London office. Sumit developed Verix, a blockchain-based task settlement system designed for AI agents, which he describes as “the trust layer for the agentic economy”.
11 June 2026
The Department of Information Systems and Analytics (DISA) at NUS Computing has been ranked 4th worldwide for research publications in Information Systems Research (ISR) and MIS Quarterly (MISQ) – the two most prestigious A+ journals in the field.
9 June 2026
A student at NUS School of Computing and the NUS FinTech Lab, Sumit was one of just 14 university builders selected worldwide for the XRPL Student Builder Residency 2026 at Ripple’s London office. Sumit developed Verix, a blockchain-based task settlement system designed for AI agents, which he describes as “the trust layer for the agentic economy”.
8 June 2026
The next time you search for a flight and watch the price jump $200 overnight, you might feel like the system is rigged against you. And you wouldn't be alone. Few things irritate travellers quite like the volatility of airline fares, that nagging sense that some algorithm, somewhere, is squeezing every last dollar from your wallet.
26 May 2026
Singapore Vision Day 2026 returned to NUS School of Computing on 15 and 16 May, bringing together researchers, students, and industry practitioners for two days of talks, discussions, and research exchange across computer vision, graphics, embodied AI, multimodal AI, and robotics.
21 May 2026
In a Straits Times feature on Singapore's national AI strategy, Professor Jungpil Hahn, Provost's Chair Professor at NUS School of Computing and Deputy Director (AI Governance) for AI Singapore, raised an important counterpoint to the enthusiasm surrounding AI adoption: the risk of deskilling.
In a Straits Times feature on Singapore's national AI strategy, Professor Jungpil Hahn, Provost's Chair Professor at NUS School of Computing highlighted a key concern amid the excitement over AI adoption: the potential for deskilling.
Referring to a study published in The Lancet Gastroenterology and Hepatology in August 2025, Prof Hahn observed that clinicians who frequently depended on AI to detect pre-cancerous lesions gradually lost their ability to identify these growths on their own. This issue goes beyond healthcare, highlighting how professionals in any field might, over time, diminish the very skills AI was designed to enhance.
He suggested setting aside intentional AI-free intervals. "Having explicit days or periods where you know you have to do the task without AI actually forces the institutions, companies or organisations to maintain that capability level," he explained. He also urged organisations to monitor employees' abilities before and after adopting AI – not to restrict the technology, but to make sure human judgment stays sharp.
According to Prof Hahn, the real issue isn’t whether to adopt AI, but how to do so without sacrificing what no algorithm can ever replace.
12 May 2026
NUS Computing hosted its Information Session for prospective students on 9 May, welcoming close to 420 attendees across both the Computer Science (CS) and Department of Information Systems and Analytics (DISA) tracks.
7 May 2026
NUS School of Computing Master’s Students Shine at AI Innovation Challenge 2026
The NUS–Synapxe–IMDA AI Innovation Challenge 2026 brought together 880 participants from 18 institutions to tackle a question at the heart of modern healthcare: how can artificial intelligence improve early detection, diagnosis, and continuous care for chronic diseases?
28 April 2026
NUS Computing Launches Inaugural Ascent Prize to Recognise the World's Rising Computing Scholars
The global award identifies exceptional early-career researchers and brings them to Singapore for a programme of research exchange, mentorship and community building.
17 April 2026
Every day, millions of lines of code are written without a single human typing them. AI coding assistants have become the fastest-growing contributors to software projects worldwide – generating, completing, and committing code at a pace no human team can match.
30 March 2026
NUS Computing Professor Atreyi Kankanhalli is among the top 10 female authors in Information Systems research across both 2001-2010 and 2011-2020.
12 March 2026
Congratulations to alumnus Dr Deng Yimeng and collaborators on receiving multiple international Best Paper Awards for their research on digital inclusion.
4 March 2026
In a room of 20 computing students, sometimes only three are women. At the NUS School of Computing, women make up 23.7% of undergraduates (AY24/25). The gender ratio remains uneven – a reality that shapes classroom dynamics in subtle yet tangible ways.
2 February 2026
NUS School of Computing took part in its first-ever reciprocal computing exchange programme with the School of Informatics at Nagoya University. From 8 to 16 December, 14 NUS Computing students joined their counterparts in Nagoya for an academic and cultural immersion focused on artificial intelligence, robotics, and system design.
27 January 2026
You probably don’t even notice it anymore. One moment you’re scrolling through Instagram on your phone, the next you’re clicking a mouse on your laptop to finish a work document. We transition between digital devices with barely a thought. But what if those seemingly small physical differences, like the direct tap of your finger on a touchscreen versus the indirect click of a mouse, are not so small after all?
14 January 2026
Join us in congratulating Professor Goh Khim Yong on his appointment as Senior Editor of Information Systems Research, one of the leading journals in the field of Information Systems.
12 January 2026
We are pleased to announce that Associate Prof Qiao Dandan has been appointed Associate Editor at MIS Quarterly, one of the leading journals in the field of Information Systems.
11 December 2025
10 students from the NUS School of Computing (SoC) are representing Singapore at the SEA Games 2025 in Bangkok, Thailand. Balancing training, competitions, and academic rigour is no small feat – yet each of them has carved out space to grow in both arenas.
