LATEST PROJECTS
Project | 01
Tiong Bahru History Through Food: Discover The Neighbourhood With These 11 Hawker Stalls, Cafes And Restaurants​
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A Bohemian district that synthesizes the new with the old, Tiong Bahru catalogues the history of Singapore with her demographics, architecture, and food. In this listicle, I explore the history of Tiong Bahru through her food, linking historical milestones with the various eateries that are distributed throughout this eclectic neighbourhood.
Project | 02
Predicting Singapore's Biomolecular Revolution​​
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This module provided me with the opportunity to explore the biological revolutions that occurred in the past century. For my final assignment, I was required to write a 2500-word paper that examined the question: "What would Singapore be like in 2070, as a result of revolutions in biology?". Through Harry and Hermoine's story, I predict how Singapore could incorporate the biotechnological innovations of tomorrow, focusing particularly on the implications of CRISPR-Cas9 technology.
Project | 03
Gymcanstarttomorrow
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@Gymcanstarttomorrow is a food blog that I started in 2020 to catalogue the eateries that I've enjoyed visiting. I believe that food is an expression of love and I hope these food spots can bring as much happiness to the people around me as they did for me.
Project | 04
The Ironman Conundrum: Should Billionaires Provide Education In Lieu of the Government in the United States? ​​
Given how Bill Gates, George Soros, and other billionaires have aggressively championed educational causes in the United States, I was interested in whether educational philanthropists could substitute the government in providing education. In this paper, I examine the best- and worst-case scenarios of a billionaire-funded education system before concluding how the problems of inefficiency, inequity, and ideological indoctrination make it best for education to be kept within government hands.