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Who We Are
IPUR is the premier University Research Institute in Asia that focuses on public and experts’ perception of risks. We conduct rigorous research, executive education and public engagement on risk perception and communication, with an emphasis on health, environment, and emerging technologies.
Our research is policy-oriented, social-science led, multi-disciplinary, and data-driven. We partner with government, industry and academia to design and evaluate intervention measures, train professionals and students, develop resources, and organise outreach events, stakeholder workshops and conferences.
Research Pillars
IPUR undertakes research on the scientific understanding of risk and its practical application through a multi-disciplinary approach that brings together science, engineering, social sciences, and humanities.
Environment & Climate
We help people understand climate change risks better to take actions to mitigate and protect the things they value
Data & Technology
We believe in data innovation that can build up capabilities in technology implementation as well as foster AI reliance and trust
Health & Lifestyle
We turn to research to inform the public on the best practices to lead a uplifting and healthy lifestyle
Signature Projects
We have embarked on other initiatives to challenge and improve the scientific understanding of risk
Our Impact
We aspire to achieve translational impact through our work to improve decision making and shape the risk communication ecosystem
Partnership with Diabetes Singapore to shed light on public perceptions relating to diabetes risk in Singapore and the actions individuals can take to better care for their health.
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Latest Happenings
Worrying number of people in Singapore unaware they are pre-diabetic or diabetic
New content available on IPUR's "Understanding and Communicating Risk" online course
The carbon intensity of food items: What you need to know
Risk know-How Presented at Resilience Conference in Singapore
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