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Local innovations make a splash abroad: Wireless 'caddy' for nurses |
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The Straits Times (Review: Tech and Science), 23 Feb 2008, featured Dr Lim Soh Min, once a Physics graduate together with 3 colleagues invented a device that can continuously measure body temperature and send this data wirelessly to a receiver is a product of Cadi Scientific. |
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An exclusive interview by Zao Bao on honours graduate Heng Ser Guan, Kevin |
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Student Entrepreneur |
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Mr Lai Wei Chang our 3rd year Physics major, once bed-ridden by a rare form of bone cancer, has courageously stood up as entrepreneur of several businesses. In his business attempts he doesn’t even think of rejection and failure but would just go out and do it. He is the founder of ManyTutors.com which is one of Singapore’s biggest tuition agencies, and he has many business ventures coming from pipeline soon. |
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All-rounder Lum Chune Yang embraces the blue sky and beyond |
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The multi-faced BSc (Physics Hons) and University Scholars Programme (USP) graduand, Mr Lum Chune Yang celebrated his Commencement with a trip to Sicily, Italy to attend a course "Neutrinos and Explosive Events in the Universe" organized by the 14th NATO Advanced Study Insitute in Italy. |
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Thanks for the second chance |
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The New Paper, 29 Jul 2005, featured Mr Peng Yuan Han, once convicted of hacking, he's now a PSC scholar and top Physics graduate with first class honours in an article "Thanks for the second chance" |
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