Statistical Poster Competition 2025 Winning Entries
Congratulations to the winning entries!
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Prize |
Poster Title | Category | School | Student Names |
| 1st | How Good Are Bus Timing Apps In Singapore | Upper Secondary | NUS High School of Math and Science |
Chokkalingam Rohidkumar
Ng Hao Xuan
Arumugam Prajeeth
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| 2nd | The Impact of Visual Noise and Priming on Cognitive Task Performance | Upper Secondary | NUS High School of Math and Science |
Teo Jian Si
Aidan Sin Yew Wai
Teo Ray Yang
Clara Ann Cheong Xiaohui
Li Dianyi
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| 3rd | Which regions in Singapore have relatively poorer air quality? | Upper Secondary | NUS High School of Math and Science |
Alicia Lim Ke Xuan
Zhao Yufei
Ng Hai Rei
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| 1st | Are EV Chargers Well-Placed? | Junior College/Polytechnic | Jurong Pioneer Junior College |
John Silas Timothy Hui Jun Xiang
Hrithik Ram Ganesh Kumar
Ong Jia Xuan
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| 2nd | Why are some parts of Singapore hotter than others? | Junior College/Polytechnic | Jurong Pioneer Junior College | Lim Xin En |
| 3rd | Factors Affecting Leadership Status in High School | Junior College/Polytechnic | NUS High School of Math and Science |
Natalie Ng Su-Yin (Huang SiYing)
Wang Mengyao
Mei Weiwei
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| Honorary Mention | Trash vs Recycling: Is Singapore falling behind? | University | National University of Singapore |
Edna Chong Nicolle Tan |
Last updated on 20 August 2025
Statistical Poster Competition 2025
The annual Statistical Poster Competition is now open!
Click on the link below for the application form and for more information:
DSDS Poster Competition 2025 Registration Form
For your reference: ISLP poster session presentation 2015.pdf (iase-web.org)
Here is a list of websites where you can find interesting data sets:
• www.singstat.gov.sg
• www.kaggle.com
• www.opendatanetwork.com
• data.unicef.org
• www.google.com/publicdata/directory
• www.gapminder.org/data/
For further queries, please email mabelkoh@nus.edu.sg.
Poster requirements
1. Poster must be of A1 size. 3-Dimensional poster will not be accepted. Poster should be easily readable in both physical and digital formats.
2. Any layers of paper on posters must be affixed securely. The poster should be suitable for hanging.
3. Posters must be the original design and creation of the participants themselves. Computer graphics may be used.
4. Subject matter is the choice of the participant(s) or their classmates. A listing of the original data, brief description of method of data collection and purpose of the experiment should also be taped to the back of the poster. Please cite references for published data.
5. Submit the Entry Application form with the poster. Be sure the poster itself gives no information that identifies the team or school.
6. All posters submitted become the property of the sponsors and partners and will not be returned. By submitting a poster entry, participants agree that the poster may be displayed by the sponsors and partners and featured in their publications.
Judging
Submissions will be evaluated by faculty members from the Department of Statistics and Data Science, NUS, and/or external judges according to the following criteria:
• Motivation of the analysis and relevance to society/research; originality of topic
• Organisation of report; readability and quality of language
• Quality of data / data collection methods (if applicable); quality of tables and plots
• Appropriateness and correctness of statistical procedures
• Appropriateness of citations and bibliography
Decisions made by the panel of judges will be final.
Prizes
The prizes in each category of the competition are as follows:
First Prize: $500 Cash
Second Prize: $400 Cash
Third Prize: $300 Cash
All winning entries may be published on the departmental website.
Digital certificates of participation will be awarded to all participants. Winning entries from last year is published here for reference. The department may choose not to award any prizes if there are no quality submissions.
Fee
No registration fee.
Submission Deadline
31 December 2025
Contact for submissions and general questions
Ms. Mabel Koh (mabelkoh@nus.edu.sg)
Watch the video below on visualizations that may be useful for designing your poster.