NTU MSE

Reminder to join us for our Anniversary Family Day!
NTU MSE turns 35 in 2026, and we’re bringing the community together to celebrate the people, memories and the milestones that have shaped the School across three and a half decades.

Join us on 25 July for an afternoon of reconnection, nostalgia and networking with fellow alumni, faculty, staff, students and friends of MSE. Expect familiar faces, meaningful conversations, a walk down memory lane, and maybe a chance to bring home limited-edition memorabilia!

25 July 2026 (Saturday)
2.00 PM – 4.30 PM
LKC School of Medicine, Novena Campus

Ticket Prices (inclusive of GST):
Adult: $21.80
Child (Below 12 years old): $8.72
Child (4 years old and below): Free

Registration closes soon, so head to the link in bio to secure your spot!

From student leadership to research in sustainable and functional materials, women at NTU MSE are shaping the future of engineering.

To mark International Women in Engineering Day on 23 June, we connected with Ms Maftuna Badalova, Year 4 undergraduate student and one of the youngest female scientific committee members of the 58th International Chemistry Olympiad; Dr Deng Jingyu (NTU MSE full-time research fellow and fresh graduated Ph.D); and Dr Wang Yamin (NTU MSE full-time research fellow and alumni), recipients of NTU’s Women in Engineering, Science, and Technology Development Grant.

Click the link below to read their stories and explore how materials science can open up pathways from cutting-edge research to real-life impact.

Innovation in materials science never stops, and every step is a record of our progress so far.

NTU MSE’s students presented the fruit of their labour at the latest NTU MSE Student & Research Showcase, where industry partners engaged with faculty and students alike to explore opportunities for collaboration.

For the first time, postgraduates were invited to the showcase, where we saw a wider breadth of projects spanning applied innovation, interdisciplinary collaborations and advanced research in topics such as:
- AI, Data Science & Computational Materials
- Nanomaterials & Advanced Coatings
- Battery Technologies & Energy Storage
- Biomedical Materials & Biotechnologies
- MicroElectronics
- Smart Manufacturing & 3D Printing
- Sustainability & Green Tech

Interested to work with students from NTU MSE? Get in touch with us via the link in the comment, and we’d be happy to explore opportunities to collaborate. hashtag

Ever wondered what life at NTU MSE is like?

On 9 May, we welcomed successful applicants at the NTU MSE Tea Party 2026, where they got a glimpse into the world of Materials Science and Engineering — from hands-on projects and overseas exchange opportunities to student life, research experiences and future career pathways.

Through conversations with professors, alumni and student ambassadors, they heard firsthand how MSE students are tackling real-world challenges and driving innovation across areas such as sustainability, healthcare, electronics, and advanced technologies.

At NTU MSE, students can explore pathways across areas such as clean energy, nanotechnology, biomaterials, semiconductors, AI for materials discovery and advanced manufacturing — opening opportunities across industries transforming the world today and tomorrow. Find out more about studying at NTU MSE via the link in bio.

Congratulations once again to all our successful applicants! Remember to accept your offer by 25 May. We look forward to welcoming you to the NTU MSE family!

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NTU MSE 35th Anniversary Family Day registration has opened!

For 35 years, generations of students, alumni, faculty, and partners have shaped the NTU MSE story — and now it’s time to come together and celebrate this milestone as one community.

Join us for an afternoon of familiar faces, shared memories, and meaningful reconnections across batches.

25 July 2026, Saturday
2.00 PM – 4.30 PM
LKC School of Medicine, Novena Campus
Adult: $21.80 | Child: $8.72 | 4 years old & below: Free

Come back for an afternoon of:
• Shared memories from 35 years of NTU MSE
• Meaningful conversations over tea with classmates and faculty
• A special anniversary showcase celebrating our journey
• Recognition of the people and milestones that shaped our community
• Anniversary keepsakes and prizes to be won at the commemorative lucky draws

Reconnect with your batchmates, and celebrate the friendships that made your NTU MSE journey memorable.

🔗 Register via the link in comment

📩 Send this to your lab partner, IA kakis, or FYP group chat and start planning your reunion.

Explore the future of Materials Science at GLOW 2026.

Join a global community of trailblazing women leaders and emerging researchers at NTU for three days of high-impact innovation and inspiration from September 29th to October 1st.�

2026 Key Themes explore the essential role of materials science in solving global challenges:
- Computational Methods, Characterisation & Machine Learning
- Future Electronics & Nanomaterials
- Sustainability & Energy Materials
- Healthcare

What’s on the agenda?�
- Keynotes from world-class female pioneers
- Interactive Poster Sessions that spark real-world collaborations
- Panel Discussions with top international STEM leaders
- The NTU Experience: Immerse yourself in one of the world’s most beautiful campuses.�

Calling all researchers �
🗓️ Submit your 1-page abstract by APRIL 30, 2026
Bonus: Early-career scientists can apply for the “Prestigious Travel Award" to support your journey to Singapore.

Ready to illuminate the field? 🔗Apply via link in comment.�