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Understanding cultural adaptation of Mexican immigrant couples in the US
By Jovina Ang SMU Office of Research…
Understanding what drives Corporate Social Responsibility
Companies and businesses generally exist to create wealth. Yet, increasingly over the past three decades, companies have come to regard Corporate Social Responsibility programmes as an…
Smart Charging of Electric Vehicles
Forecasts project that there will be around 100 million electric vehicles on the roads in the next few decades. With that additional electricity demand, it’s important to consider how we are…
How Festivals Bring Mutual Understanding and Harmony to Southeast Asia
For members of The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), festivals are used to promote a concept known as “the ASEAN Way”: respecting each other’s sovereignty, non-interference in the…
The link between wealth, sharing, and population density
By Alvin Lee SMU Office of Research…
Assessing firms’ environmental performances; some tough choices must be made
By Stuart Pallister SMU Office of Research…
Saving cultural memory in digital form
By Alistair Jones SMU Office of Research…
Investigating the role of retail pharmacies in the US opioid epidemic
By Stuart Pallister SMU Office of Research…
Conserving biodiversity as a priority
By Alistair Jones SMU Office of Research…
How hot and humid Singapore is trying to cool itself down
An Article from SMU Newsroom Fourteen volunteers, six climate researchers and a mobile biometeorological cart named “Smarty” prepared to set off for a “heat walk” in the Southeast Asian city-state’s…