Nanyang Technological University
Research university in Singaporewww.ntu.edu.sg
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Sep 13, 2026
Ross WalkerHOST
what you mean by that.
Ross WalkerHOST
I want to talk about a piece of work out of the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore.
Ross WalkerHOST
Your T cells are part of the immune system, and they're the immune system's assassins.
Ross WalkerHOST
They patrol the body looking for abnormal cells to kill, but they carry a switch on their surface called PD-1.
Ang Geck Geck PriscillaGUEST
There's so many things you can learn from.
Ang Geck Geck PriscillaGUEST
In the end, yeah, so I studied filmmaking in NTU School of Art, Design and Media, yeah, in Singapore, basically.
Ang Geck Geck PriscillaGUEST
And I have no prior background when I was in university, and most of my peers, they came from...
Ang Geck Geck PriscillaGUEST
Call that, like, they have a diploma in filmmaking already.
Lynlee FooHOST
But will the bigger penalty actually make these platforms safer? Or will scammers simply change tactics and find another way in? Benjamin Ang is Senior Fellow and Head of the Centre of Excellence for National Security and Head of Digital Impact Research at the S.
Lynlee FooHOST
Rajaratnam School of International Studies at NTU.
Lynlee FooHOST
Benjamin, welcome to Viewpoint.
Benjamin AngGUEST
Thanks, Din Lee.
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Benjamin AngGUEST
Most welcome.
Benjamin AngGUEST
Glad to be on.
Lynlee FooHOST
Benjamin Ang, Senior Fellow and Head of the Centre of Excellence for National Security at the S. Roger Ratnam School of International Studies at NTU.
Lynlee FooHOST
Thank you so much for joining us on Viewpoint.
Daniel MartinHOST
But right now, I want to understand more about these findings and what it means for you and I living here.
Daniel MartinHOST
I'm joined by Dr. Kumar Ramakrishna, Professor of National Security Studies, the Dean of the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies and a Research Advisor to the International Centre for Political Violence and Terrorism Research at NTU.
Daniel MartinHOST
Dr. Kumar, welcome to the show.
Daniel MartinHOST
Hello.
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Daniel MartinHOST
Quite right, indeed.
Daniel MartinHOST
Dr. Kumar Ramakrishna, thank you for your time.
Daniel MartinHOST
He's Professor of National Security Studies and the Dean of the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, as well as a Research Advisor to the International Centre for Political Violence and Terrorism Research at NTU, speaking to me on the event of the release of the Internal Security Department's annual Singapore Terrorism Threat Assessment report out Thursday, 10 September.
Daniel MartinHOST
Thank you.
Neil HumphreysHOST
And we're lucky to have very brave folks in the studio today to tackle this issue.
Neil HumphreysHOST
We've got Dr. Felix Tan, lecturer at Nanyang Technological University.
Neil HumphreysHOST
Our old friend, Saravanan Sugamaran, the co-founder and managing director at Moro Intelligence.
Neil HumphreysHOST
And Rita Zahara, entrepreneur, Singapore media personality and disability inclusion advocate.
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Audrey SiekHOST
I'm sure there will be a part two in the works.
Audrey SiekHOST
So many comments we have to get to.
Audrey SiekHOST
But I want to thank Dr. Felix Tan, lecturer at Nanyang Technological University, Saravanan Sugumaran, co-founder and managing director of Moro Intelligence, and Rita Zahara, entrepreneur, Singapore media personality and disability inclusion advocate.
Audrey SiekHOST
Thank you so much for joining us on Let's Talk Singapore.
Daniel MartinHOST
Thank you so much.
Daniel MartinHOST
Assistant Professor Alwyn Lee, Learning Sciences and Assessment Department from the National Institute of Education at NTU.
Ria LinaGUEST
Yeah, so it, it is difficult, I'm gonna be honest, to get away from the animal cruelty side of the story.
Ria LinaGUEST
It, it, there isn't a single part of it where you go, "Ooh, that must be nice for them," um, other than the, "Oh, you've given them oxygen so they can continue to live while you shove them underwater." So this was engineers at the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore and the Waseda University in Japan.
Ria LinaGUEST
Uh, and they have built waterproof diving suits that let cyborg cockroaches survive.
Ria LinaGUEST
So the cockroach is already a cyborg, and now we're adding the suit.
Daniel MartinHOST
Professor Lee, I've enjoyed our discussion thoroughly.
Daniel MartinHOST
Thank you so much, Assistant Professor Alwin Lee, Learning Sciences and Assessment Department from the National Institute of Education at NTU.
Daniel MartinHOST
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Jamie BeatonGUEST
The second thing that I think is really important is getting the University of Auckland up to at least top 20, 25 in the world.
Jamie BeatonGUEST
If you think about Singapore, they have two universities in the top 20 based on some rankings, NUS and NTU.
Jamie BeatonGUEST
And that's huge because it means you've got world-class talent coming to your country actually for your university.
Jamie BeatonGUEST
And generally, where you go to university plays a huge role in your friends, maybe who you marry, where you work post-graduation.
Chai NussbaumerHOST
On this show, we explore the world of science and technology and the solutions transforming our lives.
Tapasvi BhattGUEST
My name is Tapasvi Bhatt and I'm a mechanical engineer who is currently pursuing a PhD in Nanyang Technological University in Singapore.
Tapasvi BhattGUEST
As a part of my PhD, I do a lot of research, which is in the applications of cold chain logistics.
Tapasvi BhattGUEST
I've got a background in thermal science, heat transfer.
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