Join Us at the 2025 Future Resilient Systems Symposium!
Exploring the Impact and Innovations of Resilience Research. The 2025 FRS Symposium is happening on 23 April at CREATE Tower.
2025 FRS Symposium
Managing the Unexpected
Date: 23 April
Venue: CREATE Tower, University Town (UTown), NUS
Registration: Register by 24 March external page here.
Mark your calendar for the 2025 Future Resilient Systems (FRS) Symposium on April 23, 2025, at CREATE Tower, Singapore! This full-day symposium will showcase the impact of resilience research on critical systems and Singapore’s society, bringing together leading experts to explore cutting-edge advancements in resilience.
Speakers
We bring together thought leaders and decision makers across research and academia, industry, and the public sector, including:
- H.E. Frank Gruetter, Ambassador of Switzerland to Singapore and Brunei Darussalam
- Prof. Lily Kong, President, Singapore Management University (Guest of Honour)
- Mr Hugh Lim, Executive Director, Centre for Liveable Cities (Special Guest)
- Prof. Danny Quah, Dean, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy (LKYSPP)
- Mr Ming Sue Koh, Executive Vice President, Changi Airport Group
- Mr Tony Chan, Associate Principal, Planning Business Leader SE Asia, ARUP
and Principal Investigators and junior researchers from FRS will present their latest findings, providing insights into ongoing resilience research and its applications.
Session Highlights
Through insightful presentations from FRS researchers and experts, attendees will engage with the latest research and real-world applications in areas such as:
- Cyber-physical systems resilience
- Sensemaking for resilience
- Urban resilience
- Resilience in policy-making
- Perspectives and reflections on resilience research
Explore the full symposium programme below
Event Note on Privacy
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