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NUS, Microsoft Research Asia collaborate on AI research

They also signed a five-year Joint PhD Supervision Programme.

The National University of Singapore (NUS) partnered with Microsoft Research Asia to drive scientific exploration in artificial intelligence (AI) and computing.

The two will focus on key areas such as healthcare, societal AI, spatial intelligence, and data-intensive computing.

Additionally, NUS has signed a five-year research collaboration agreement with Microsoft Research Asia for a Joint PhD Supervision Programme.

The collaboration aims to nurture PhD students through the Industrial Postgraduate Programme, a programme supported by the Singapore Economic Development Board.
 

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