A Bioengineering student team from Ashesi University has won Silver at the 2022 International Genetically Engineered Machine Foundation (iGEM) competition in Paris, France. Building on previous iGEM team research at Ashesi, the 2022 team designed a biosensor that can detect the presence of gold in land and make prospecting more efficient. By doing so, the project broadly sought to reduce cost, land degradation and the loss of lives during the gold mining process. Along with the silver medal, the

Largest ever Singapore Amazing Flying Machine Competition by DSO National Laboratories and Science Centre Singapore – more than 1,900 participants from 600 teams competing across 5 different categories. | Ng Eng Hen

31K views · 209 reactions | Video of the 16th Singapore Amazing Flying Machine Competition. Very good response with 1,865 participants across 593 teams, competing in five categories. Organised by DSO National Laboratories and Science Centre Singapore. | Ng Eng Hen | Facebook

The annual Singapore Amazing Flying Machine Competition, jointly organised by DSO National Laboratories and Science Centre Singapore helps ensure that the next generation will be able to use technology to provide Singapore an edge. Good that over 160 schools participated. | Ng Eng Hen