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The impact of FRS’ research on resilience persists beyond its conclusion

Researchers explore how traffic disruptions can put unexpected strain on the power grid, and how EV charging at workplaces and offices can be a compelling solution for greater grid stability amid increasing solar penetration.

Martin Raubal, Kezhi Mao, and Johanna Wörle explore how AI gaze-tracking, and public sentiment analysis are changing how cities manage urban mobility crises.

Eleni Chatzi and Jimmy Peng unpack the often-invisible cyber-physical systems that underpin our cities and explore how we can design, monitor, and manage them to stay ahead of disruption.

A collaborative study by researchers from Future Resilient Systems (FRS) at the Singapore-ETH Centre and Changi Airport Group has developed a new data-driven approach to assess the Skytrain’s reliability and improve it by optimising some of its maintenance regimes.

Exploring the Impact and Innovations of Resilience Research. The 2025 FRS Symposium is happening on 23 April at CREATE Tower.  

A Lianhe Zaobao article cites household emissions data from a study by FRS researchers.

Researchers from FRS propose a framework to identify social archetypes and assess their social resilience performances under times of disruptions to assist policymakers and planners. 

Using urban microclimate modelling, Future Resilient Systems (FRS) researchers show why neighbourhoods heat up differently and how vegetation and wind helps in cooling them down.