Graduate Digest
The growing antibiotic resistance crisis

Antibiotic resistance is rising to dangerously high levels in all parts of the world. Brought about by the misuse of antibiotics, it has become one of the biggest threats to global health, food security and development today. NUSS finds out what can be done to prevent the spread of antibiotic resistance here.

Stressed out in Singapore

A recent survey has revealed that Singaporeans are among the most stressed in the world. We explore why stress levels are on the rise and how Singaporeans can better manage stress in this fast paced society. Find out more here.

Are ethical safeguards for AI adequate?

As the development of AI gains momentum and countries the world over vie to lead in the technology, what can we do to ensure it is used responsibly? Find out more here.

Lighting up Singapore’s Energy Market

Singapore has been gradually liberalising its energy market by introducing the Open Electricity Market (OEM), a move that aims to spark competitive pricing and bring a wider range of electricity retailers to consumers. How successful has it been so far? Click here to read more.

A critical look back into the past

Singapore celebrates 200 years since its modern founding this year. But how far have we come and what’s on the horizon for us? We speak to three local historians to find out their views and opinions on this milestone.

Preparing for the future of work

What lies ahead as the world gets increasingly digitalised? How are our jobs changing, and what can we do to prepare for this brave new world? Find out more here.

Nurturing a culture of creativity

A successful creative culture is important for Singapore to maintain its competitive edge. Find out what local movers and shakers have to say about the importance of creativity in Singapore’s growth.

How Happy are we?

With Singaporeans constantly competing to attain success, is it possible for them to be happy? We explore the topic here.