LATEST PROJECTS
Project | 01
Tiong Bahru History Through Food: Discover The Neighbourhood With These 11 Hawker Stalls, Cafes And Restaurants
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
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
@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.