The CRISP awards started in the AY2000/2001, which have been sponsored by a donation from the Singapore Totalisator Board and channeled through by the Center for Remote Imaging, Sensing and Processing (CRISP), recognize the extra efforts put forward by both undergraduate students and academic advisors towards UROPS projects and participation in the NUROP congress.

Winners will be awarded a plaque, a book voucher and a certificate*

* Items listed are subject to change

Ms Ang Kailian Priscilla (Student, 8MC, Department of Chemistry) and A/P Loh Kian Ping (Supervisor)

Ms Tan Shurong Carol (Student, 4MC, Department of Biological Sciences) and Dr Chew Fook Tim (Supervisor)

The awards were presented by Professor Andrew Wee, Dean of Faculty of Science on 1 April 2008 in the Dean's Office.

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Ms Li Junqi (Student, 8MC, Major in Chemistry) and A/P Yao Shao Qin (Supervisor)

Mr Yang Guorong Eugene (Student, 4MC, Dept of Chemistry) and A/P Wong Ming Wah, Richard (Supervisor)

The awards were presented by Professor Andrew Wee, Dean of Faculty of Science, at a ceremony held on 4 April 2007 in the Dean's Office.

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Ms Ko Kwan Ki Karrie (Student, 8MC, Major in Life Sciences) and Dr Dawe, Gavin Stewart (Supervisor)

Mr Tan Beng Thye (Student, 4MC, Dept of Physics) and A/P Shen Zexiang (Supervisor)

A ceremony is held on 4 April 2006 in the Dean's Office and the awards were presented by Assoc Professor Tan Eng Chye, Dean of Faculty of Science.

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The awards were presented by Assoc Professor Tan Eng Chye, Dean of Faculty of Science, at a ceremony held on 1 November 2004 in the Dean's Office. We congratulate the following students and their supervisors:

Mr Lin Qi Feng (Student, 4MC, Dept of Statistics & Applied Probability) and A/P Kwong Koon Shing (Supervisor)

Mr Loh Xian Jun (Student, 8MC, Department of Chemistry) and Dr Valiyaveettil, Suresh (Supervisor)

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Mr Feng Jiajun (Student, 4MC, DBS) and Dr Philippa, Melamed (Supervisor)

Mr Lim Ching Aeng (Student, 8MC, Department of Biochemistry) and Dr Theresa Tan (Supervisor)

The awards were presented by Professor Lai Choy Heng, Dean of Faculty of Science, at a ceremony held on 25 October 2002 in the Dean's Office. We congratulate Mr Lim Ching Aeng, Mr Feng Jiajun and their supervisors, Dr Theresa Tan and Dr Philippa, Melamed for winning the awards.

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Miss Mathia Lee Yu Chun (Student, 4MC, SPS) and Dr Lim Sai Kiang (Supervisor)

Miss Adele Lim Tzu-Lin (Student, 8MC, Department of Physics) and Associate Professor Feng Yuan Ping (Supervisor).

In AY2000/2001, 233 research projects were conducted and successfully completed under the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Programme (UROP) in the Faculty of Science. 216 papers derived from these UROP projects were presented at the National Undergraduate Research Opportunities Programme Congress (NUROP) held in NTU on Saturday, 8 September 2001.

The CRISP awards, which are sponsored by a donation from the Singapore Totalisator Board and channeled through by the Center for Remote Imaging, Sensing and Processing, recognize the extra efforts and excellent performance by both students and academic advisors towards UROP projects and participation in the NUROP congress.

The awards were presented by Professor Lai Choy Heng, Dean of Faculty of Science, at a ceremony held on 6 November 2001 in the Dean's Office. We congratulate Miss Mathia Lee Yu Chun, Miss Adele Lim Tzu-Lin and their supervisors, Dr Lim Sai Kiang and Associate Professor Feng Yuan Ping for winning the awards.

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Miss Sharon Lim (student) and Associate Professor Too Heng Phon (8 MC, Department of Biochemistry)

Miss Carmen Low (student) and Professor Lee Yuan Kun (4 MC, Department of Microbiology)

In AY1999/2000, over 150 Undergraduate Research Opportunities Programme (UROP) projects were conducted in the Faculty of Science. Many of these projects were presented at the National Undergraduate Research Opportunities Programme Congress (NUROP) held in September 2000.

The CRISP awards, which have been sponsored by a donation from the Singapore Totalisator Board and channeled through by the Center for Remote Imaging, Sensing and Processing, recognize the extra efforts put forwards by both students and academic advisors towards UROP projects and participation in the NUROP congress.

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