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RSIS Publications. External Publications. Prof Paul Teng is Dean and Managing Director, National Institute of Education International (NIEI), the education consultancy/outreach arm of NIE. He assumed this position on 1 January 2018 after serving as NIE Principal Officer from 1 July 2014. Prof Teng served as NIE’s Dean, Office of Graduate ...
Paul Teng Ping Ya (born 6 March 1955) is a Dutch comic book writer and artist. He writes and draws mainly realistic historical comics. He writes and draws mainly realistic historical comics. Early life [ edit ]
Apr 12, 2024 · Professor Teng is concurrently Dean, NIE International Pte. Ltd., and Adjunct Senior Fellow, Centre for Non-Traditional Security Studies, Nanyang Technological University Singapore. He is also Senior Adviser (AgriFood) to A*STAR Singapore, and Science Adviser to several startups in agrifood technology, and to two Venture funds for impact investment. Professor Paul Teng is internationally ...
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Professor Paul Teng is Dean, Graduate Studies and Professional Learning, National Institute of Education (NIE, www.nie.edu.sg), Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. As Dean, he is responsible for innovating and offering professional development programs for all Singapore teachers in the areas of academic higher degrees, leadership and in-service learning. He was also Head of Natural ...
Paul previously held leadership positions in the Worldfish Centre, the International Rice Research Institute, Monsanto Company and U.S. universities (Minnesota, Hawaii). Professor Paul Teng is internationally recognized for his expertise in tropical agrifood systems and food security.
Paul Teng, Margarita Escaler and Mely Caballero-Anthony say that city-dwellers may have to grow more of their own food. View 'Mind the Gap': Reducing Waste and Losses in the Food Supply Chain.
And to me, modern technologies are the only way to go,” said Professor Paul Teng, dean and managing director at the National Institute of Education International. The emerging gene editing technology, CRISPR-Cas9, could help agriculture sectors become more productive, he told Asian Scientist Magazine .
