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The recently established FD-SOI & IoT Consortium by the FD-fAbrICS Lab extends the impact of the FD-fAbrICS project on the semiconductor ecosystem rooted in Singapore. The Hub designed a set of digital and print EDMs, Posters and Banners for the 2024 Consortium, as well as provided event photography services.

The College of Design and Engineering (CDE) is rolling out self-guided tours for small groups of visitors. The Hub designed the wayfinding system within this booklet and packaged information about each checkpoint into a mobile-ready booklet to navigate your way around campus. Explore CDE through this 90 minute walk and learn fun facts about each facility!

NUS Cities is rolling out a newsletter with latest insights into trends and hot topics. The Communication Design Hub will take on an advisory position to provide professional opinions on publishing and editorial design. The designers will create a team library of assets and templates for future use in creation of the newsletter.

On 6th October, the Office of Graduate Programmes organised the Design Open Day, centred around bringing Design Thinking to the industry. The Hub was responsible for the exhibition material, comprising pull-up banners, A1 posters and short course brochures to introduce the programmes of the Division of Industrial Design, Engineering and Design Innovation Centre, Biomedical Engineering, and Continuing Education and Lifelong Training.

To address the growing proliferation of Generative AI in education and academia, the NUS Teaching Academy has written a survivor's guide for educators to read about the best practices of integrating AI into lesson plans and workflows. The Hub designed a condensed version of this guide to be sent as an electronic direct mail. 

MOE and NUS jointly hosted the first inaugural investiture for the Engineering and Tech Programme Scholarship for talented incoming students. The College of Design and Engineering expanded their outreach efforts through this event with a display of award-winning student projects in an in-context exhibition, designed by the Hub. The Hub also put together the programme booklet used by MOE for the event. 

The Innovation and Design Programme (iDP) marks a revamp of the E2A building with aims of making the space more lively and conducive for students to mingle in a collegial and inspiring atmosphere. The Hub conceptualised the revitalisation of these spaces in E2A, with bright banners and pictures, proudly displaying student projects across the facade of the building.

NUS Centre of the Arts hosts an annual awards ceremony, the Tan Ean Kiam Arts Awards, which recognises artistic excellence in NUS. The Hub developed a set of event visuals to be adapted for the programme booklet, e-invites, onsite signage and presentation slides.