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6 October 2024

ACS Sustainability Stars

Dr. Leow was selected as one of 30 chemists that are making “chemistry” synonymous with “sustainability.”

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28 September 2024

ISCE2 Dinner and Dance

Our team won many prizes in the lucky draw!

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9 September 2024

MIT Technology Review Innovators Under 35, Asia Pacific

Dr. Leow has been named in the Visionaries category, for revolutionary research in powering chemical reactions with renewable energy.

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5 April 2024

a+ Singapore

Dr. Leow 's work was covered in the Changemaker feature.

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15 March 2024

News To yoU

To celebrate International Women’s Day, Dr. Leow was featured in the NTU alumni newsletter, News To yoU. 

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12 December 2023

National Research Foundation Fellowship

Dr. Leow was awarded the National Research Foundation (NRF) Fellowship, Class of 2024. This is a $2.5 million grant that supports potential breakthrough projects led by young investigators of the highest calibre.

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13 February 2024

Tatler Front & Female

To celebrate the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Dr. Leow discusses her work, experience as a woman in STEM, and the importance of having more girls in the lab.

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22 November 2023

L'Oréal-UNESCO for Women in Science

Dr. Leow received the L'Oréal-UNESCO for Women in Science award. This is an an endowment that helps women scientists advance their research – which is in line with the L'Oréal Fondation's three-pronged mission of promoting the progress of inclusive beauty, scientific research, and climate change sustainability.

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7 April 2023

Our paper titled "Electrified hydrocarbon-to-oxygenates coupled to hydrogen evolution for efficient greenhouse gas mitigation" is now online in Nature Communications. We find that hydrogen manufacture and the refining of hydrocarbons to commodities have the highest CO2 emissions in the chemicals industry. We propose that electrification and coupling of both processes can reduce total emissions by up to 39% even with the electricity mix today.

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