We are super excited and thrilled to welcome back our previous research intern, Marx Yim, who has now officially joined us as a research...

Here at the TEE Lab, we are extremely excited to welcome Dr. Chiew Li Yuen as our new post-doctoral fellow who will be studying the...

Dung beetles primarily use dung of mammals for feeding and nesting thereby playing a huge role in nutrient cycling. They also aid in seed...

Hi everyone, I’m Clarice, a Y2 undergraduate that recently joined the TEE Lab in January! Over the the past six months, I’ve been working...

While my current field of study is in environmental science, my afterschool hobbies very much lie in the arts! In my free time, I like to...