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This feature is a testament to the team’s hard work, innovation, and dedication to pushing the boundaries of science. Cheers to the team for this incredible achievement—and to many more ahead! 🚀
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So nice to see you Kai Xin! Hope your students from River Valley High School has a good time learning about insects (and the place you spent 3 years of your life in)!
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An overview of the NUS booth (with our PhD student Shakthee manning the fort and introducing the BSFs to an attentive listener!)
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Yong Jen showing everyone around our larvae rearing area. The students came at a great time! These voracious eaters had just been fed and were busy munching away.
Demonstrating how we separate BSF larvae from their by-product, frass, which also contains substantial amounts of nutrients and can be used as an organic fertiliser.
Introducing the students to the dark room where we keep our newly emerged adults
Everyone crowding in to hear the flurry of activity from the flies
Our graduate students also introduced their projects, here's Adrian sharing about his!
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Shoutout to our SEC collaborator Niraly Mangal (SEC) for inviting us to be a part of this public event and taking the lead in preparations! She also shared about the importance of her current work on designing future food systems using BSFs during her scheduled talk at SEC.