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Research
Partners
Industry Partnership in
Research
The Centre supports industry based joint
R&D with public and private agencies as well as individual companies.
This is organised on a project basis, or through a wider tie-up within the
framework of a Memorandum of Understanding. Some of CTBP's research
partners are listed below:
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National Parks Board was inaugurated in June 1990 when the National Parks
Act came into force. Its responsibilities then were to promote, develop
and manage the Singapore Botanic Gardens, Fort Canning Park and the nature
reserves. The Board also helped to preserve and promote the nature
reserves as a sanctuary for wildlife, a place for plant and animal
conservation, as well as a resource for education and outdoor recreational
activities.
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PREMAS
International (now known as UGL Premas) is a leading total asset management company in Singapore and
the region. Its technical services operation spans Southeast Asia and East
Asia. A research MOU was signed on 17 August 2001 between PREMAS and the
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Halton
Group Ltd, one of the world's leading indoor climate management companies,
has launched an indoor climate technology development project in Singapore
in co-operation with the CTBP. Intensive investment in advanced product
development is the key to Halton's success as a technological pacesetter
and market leader. Halton believes that partnership with the National
University of Singapore will strengthen the company's operations within
Asia. |
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