Advancing Ideas Through Partnership: Warwick and NTU
Mathematics and AI Working Together to Tackle Global Digital Scams
This joint research initiative between the University of Warwick and Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore addresses one of the most urgent digital challenges of our time. Online scams are growing rapidly in scale, sophistication, and global reach, affecting individuals, businesses, and entire financial systems. While many organisations hold valuable information that could help identify and stop these scams, strict privacy regulations and commercial sensitivities make it impossible to simply pool data. This project confronts that challenge by developing new ways for institutions to collaborate without compromising confidentiality, trust, or regulatory compliance
Simple AI Recommendations for Small Business Growth
This joint research project between the University of Warwick and Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore, explores how artificial intelligence can be made more accessible to small and medium sized enterprises that do not have access to large datasets or expensive digital infrastructure. Led by Dr Yi Ding from Warwick Business School and Professor Vivek Choudhary from the Division of Information Technology and Operations Management at NTU, the project examines how firms with limited data and technical resources can still use AI driven recommendation systems to support digital growth and customer engagement.
Using Visual Stories to Inspire Pro Environmental Action in a Changing Climate
This collaborative research project brings together the University of Warwick and Nanyang Technological University, Singapore to explore how people can be encouraged to adopt more sustainable behaviours in response to climate change. Led by Dr Feng Mao from the School for Cross-faculty Studies, Faculty of Arts at Warwick and Dr Hong Xu from the School of Social Sciences at NTU, the project focuses on a simple but powerful idea. People are more likely to act on climate change when they can clearly see, understand, and emotionally connect with what the future might look like.