Ghim Wei Ho, Ph.D., Cantab, FRSC

Enabling electrolyte doping for selective ion transport ⚡🔬 Electroactive polymers convert electrolytes into n-/p-type ionic conductors, unlocking precise ion control and enhanced thermoelectrochemical energy harvesting. #Electrochemistry doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2…

NUS is TOP in Asia and among the best in the world in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026! #NUSExcellence 🏆 7 subjects in global Top 3 (all-time high) | 28 subjects in global Top 10 | 39 subjects in global Top 20 news.nus.edu.sg/nus-leads-asia…

Unlocking metastable phases for next-gen catalysis!⚡🔬 This review highlights how thermodynamic–kinetic adaptability enables tunable reactivity, bridging synthesis, AI discovery, and real-world catalytic applications. #Catalysis #Metastable doi.org/10.1016/j.matt…

Solar-driven seawater splitting for green hydrogen ⚡🌊☀️ A photothermal NiMo catalyst boosts activity, efficiency, and durability—enabling high-current, low-voltage hydrogen production directly from seawater. #HydrogenEnergy #SeawaterElectrolysis doi.org/10.1038/s41467…

Rethinking solar evaporation for clean water & energy! 🌍💧☀️ From system integration to materials innovation, this viewpoint highlights pathways to unlock scalable, sustainable water–energy solutions. #CleanWater #SolarEnergy #Sustainability doi.org/10.1038/s44221…

Turning seawater & plastic waste into clean H₂! Polymeric layered films decouple photothermal & photoredox pathways for stable, high-efficiency hydrogen production in harsh environments. #HydrogenEnergy #CleanTech #Photocatalysis doi.org/10.1002/aenm.2…

We’re proud that nearly 40 NUS researchers have been named among the world’s most influential scientists in the Highly Cited Researchers 2025 list by @ClarivateAG, demonstrating their significant impact across diverse fields. Congratulations to all! news.nus.edu.sg/nus-academics-…

Check out our Viewpoint in Nature Water. nature.com/articles/s4422… #NUSResearch #SolarTechnology #EnergyEfficiency #SustainableInnovation #CleanWaterSolutions #GreenTechnology #WaterSustainability

#NEWS >> The #HighlyCited2024 list is here! Congratulations to the 6,636 researchers from 307 institutions and 59 countries and regions. See who they are at clarivate.com/highly-cited-r… #HighlyCited2024 #researchers #citations

This year’s @ClarivateAG Highly Cited Researchers 2024 list commends more than 40 NUS researchers for their significant and broad influence in their respective fields of research. #NUSImpact #NUSExcellence #HighlyCited2024 news.nus.edu.sg/nus-researcher…

Congratulations to everyone on the team!

The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2025 confirms an excellent performance by Selwyn students in the recent exams. The college is also in first place for the percentage of students receiving “good honours”: first and 2:1s. Congratulations to them all.

Higher degrees were awarded at a @Cambridge_Uni Congregation today. Huge congratulations to all the new Selwyn graduates. We applaud your success. The pictures show students gathering in Old Court; lunch in Hall; and then the start of the procession to the Senate House.

Iconic! #northernlights Thank you Alex Carter for sending us this amazing photo of the Northern Lights visible in Cambridge on Friday evening 🙌

The @Selwyn1882 Cambridge view of the #NorthernLights. Photos by @cambtweetmphil (Megan O’Neil).

Always one of the most beautiful moments of Spring at Selwyn: when the wisteria comes into bloom around F staircase in Old Court.

Proud to serve as Editor-in-Chief for the inaugural issue of 'Forging New Frontiers' by CDE @NUSingapore. This first edition tackles 'Climate Resilience Technologies'. Check out the exciting content we've curated! cde.nus.edu.sg/cde-research-a… #Innovation #Sustainability #NUSResearch

Old Court at Selwyn @Cambridge_Uni on a lovely April day.

“Science is like art, it is creative. We are not creative if you are only talking to some people. We need to talk to everybody.” Watch Nobel Prize laureate @MayBrittMoser discuss how diversity impacts creativity at our #NobelPrizeDialogue: youtube.com/live/99VjiKDv-…

Planetary scientist Ellen Stofan thought about leaving research after a funding bid was rejected. But new opportunities emerged go.nature.com/3Q1FjDI