Health-Driven Design for Cities (HD4) aims to investigate how Singapore’s environment shapes residents’ daily behaviours and long-term health outcomes. It will generate actionable evidence for public agencies and policymakers to improve the health and longevity of all Singaporeans.
In phase 1 of the project, we are testing new ways of measuring the factors that may influence people's health. We are recruiting a new member to our research team to support studies aimed at measuring the environment (temperature, humidity, CO2, air pollutants) and physical behaviour using remote sensors and wearable devices.
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Cambridge Enterprise is the commercialisation arm of the University of Cambridge.
At Cambridge Enterprise, we help University of Cambridge members create beneficial impact from their research and expertise that can change the world, through academic consultancy, intellectual property management, development and licensing, venture building, venture funding and convening and connecting the wider Cambridge innovation ecosystem.
Our success is measured in the success of our University partners as they bring their work to market, be it ground-breaking stem cell research, critical suspension technology used in Formula 1 racing, or a flower seed mix to enable bees to flourish and crops grow. We’re here to make the world a better place by helping to create a legacy of products, services and advice that benefit not just the University and the UK, but everyone.
