THE National University of Singapore (NUS) is investing S$20 million to turn deep-tech research into market solutions, with additional funds for an existing programme as well as a new grant. NUS president Tan Eng Chye announced the investment at the NUS Deep Tech Venture Showcase on Monday (Mar 18). Of this, S$10 million will go towards the existing NUS Graduate Research Innovation Programme (Grip), while another S$10 million will be used to create the new Innovation Fellowship and Venture Creation Awards.