Active Bilingualism in Aging:
Balanced Bilingualism Usage and
Less Frequent Language
Switching Relates to Better
Conflict Monitoring and Goal
Maintenance Ability

The Journals of Gerontology: Series B

Single-Layer AberrationCompensated-
Flat Lens for Robust Wide-Angle
Imaging
Laser & Photonics Reviews

A Policy-Sensitive Model
of Parking Choice for Commercial
Vehicles in Urban Areas
Transportation Science

SUTD Author: Yow Wei Quin

“Experience-related neuroplasticity suggests that adults who actively manage their two languages develop more efficient neural brain organization related to executive control. Our study found that, after controlling for age, processing speed, and fluid intelligence, active dual-language use provide benefits to executive control abilities in older adults against natural age-related declines.”---Yow Wei Quin

SUTD Author: Joel Yang and Ruan Qifeng

“In this work, we design and 3D print a planar wavelength-thick single-layer aberration-compensated flat lens. The lens has a thickness of 1 μm and a full field of view of 32° that enables aberration-compensated imaging along the focal plane and monochromatic microscopic imaging with resolution better than 2.2 μm.”--- Ruan Qifeng

SUTD Author: Lynette Cheah and Giacomo Dalla Chiara (Former ESD PhD student)

“Large urban freight traffic generators are buildings that generate most of the commercial vehicles traffic in urban areas. In this work we collected data on trucks delivering at two shopping malls in Singapore and developed a simulation framework to test different policies that can speed up freight deliveries and reduce traffic.”---Giacomo Dalla Chiara