Keio-NUS Cute Center

Join the participants of the Performing Arts x Tech Lab and industry peers at a dynamic two-part symposium - the Performing Arts x Tech Conference-Unconference!

Practitioners and possibility seekers from the arts, design and tech sectors are invited to hear and learn from experienced international and local performance-makers and creative technologists on developing and exploring different entry points into performance x technology. Panellists and speakers include Toby Coffey (United Kingdom), Clarence Ng and Mitsuru Tokisato (Japan), Danny Yung (Hong Kong), Ho Tzu Nyen (Singapore), and more!

You can also participate in breakout sessions to learn more about the Lab participants’ projects and exchange ideas. This is your chance to network and share ideas around the possibilities, opportunities and frictions between performing arts and various technologies.

This event is part of the Performing Arts x Tech Lab by National Arts Council in partnership with Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay, and technology partner Keio-NUS Cute Center.

Learn more and sign up for the Conference-Unconference at go.gov.sg/artsxtechlab-7oct.

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https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/health/nus-invents-new-way-to-produce-covid-19-swab-40-million-to-be-produced-in-coming

NUS invents new way to produce Covid-19 swab, 40 million to be produced in coming months A patent has been filed for the swab, which is being mass-produced by two local companies.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

https://news.nus.edu.sg/press-releases/reusable-foldable-and-sterilisable-shield-developed-nus-nuh-team-provides-additional

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