Bridging Positivist and Relativist Approaches in Recent Community-Managed Architectural Conservation Projects in Singapore
Journal of Social Issues in Southeast Asia

Green Composites for Automotive Applications
Woodhead Publishing

Overcoming Prejudice, Seeking Support: Transnational Social Media Communication of Female Vietnamese Students in South Korea and Singapore
Transitions: Journal of Transient Migration

SUTD Author: Yeo Kang Shua

“In the last decade, architectural conservation in Singapore has moved beyond a positivist approach to a postmodern relativism that takes local cultural contexts into account. Such a shift has become evident in recent institutional projects, particularly in the conservation and restoration of religious buildings.”  ---Yeo Kang Shua

SUTD Author: Arlindo Silva

“This book presents comprehensive reviews on industrial applications of green composites together with an assessment of both academic and industrial research on eco-design, durability issues, environmental performance, and future trends. It is an essential resource for R&D specialists working in materials science, automotive, chemical, and environmental engineering, as well as R&D managers in industry.” --- Arlindo Silva

SUTD Author: Sun Sun Lim and Becky Pham

“Comparing social media use of Vietnamese students in Seoul and Singapore, the former drew closer to co-national friends due to stronger perceptions of discrimination than the latter, who better integrated into Singapore’s multi-cultural environment. We recommend that international students optimize their social media use to build diverse and encompassing social networks to facilitate adaptation.” ---Sun Sun Lim