To encourage multidisciplinary discussions on urban farming, the first research workshop was held on 29 September at LT 28. Researchers from NUS Department of Biological Sciences (DBS), Food Science & Technology (FST), Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering (ChBE) and A*Star participated in the event to share their areas of expertise in relation to the aim of achieving “zero waste” and creating a circular economy in the farming industry. The event was also joined by Precede to provide insights on prevailing problems in the industry and how researchers can reach out to companies to resolve them. 

If you are keen to participate in future research workshops organised by SUrF, do not hesitate to contact us.