1st International Conference on Future of AM 2025

Congratulations to Dr. Zhai Wei and Dr. Zhan Liuxiang on their latest publication! 👏 We’re pleased to share their review paper “Wearable soft actuation systems for human–machine–environment interactions”, published on Materials Today. The paper presents state-of-the-art advances in materials, fabrication methods, and integration strategies for soft actuators that prioritize safety, comfort, and responsiveness. As the […]

This newly published work in Materials Today (Impact Factor: 22.0) by our Centre PI Dr. Sing Swee Leong and his team introduces a powerful data-driven approach to creating next-generation alloys for 3D printing. By combining insights from metallurgy with machine learning, the team developed a framework that can predict and optimise material performance specifically for […]

We were honoured to host a delegation from Nanopolis Suzhou at our facility within the NUS School of Medicine on 9 June. The visit was a great opportunity to exchange insights on translational research and advanced manufacturing strategies in both Singapore and China. Joining the visit was Dr Shiyu Liu, PhD, Deputy Director at A*STAR […]

AM.NUS is proud to congratulate Dr. Zhai Wei on her team’s exciting achievement! Dr. Zhai and her team at NUS Mechanical Engineering have engineered a bamboo-inspired hydrogel that not only absorbs impact with impressive strength, but can also lift over 50,000 times its own weight – all while using sustainable, bio-based ingredients. This ultra-tough, flexible […]

Congratulations to Dr. Tan Yu Jun and her team on their latest publication! Their newly published work in Advanced Materials introduces a 3D-printed self-powered auxetic mechanoluminescent (ML) photonic skin – a stretchable, durable, and highly visible solution designed for underwater communication and safety monitoring. By leveraging auxetic materials (with a negative Poisson’s ratio), they developed […]