tenable for a period of one academic year at NUS. The S R Nathan Fellows include: Ho Kwon Ping (2014/15) Bilahari Kausikan (2015/16) Peter Ho (2016/17) Lim Siong Guan (2017/18 First Half) Cheong Koon Hean (2017/18 Second Half) The S R Nathan Fellow for the Academic Year 2018/19 is Tan Tai Yong, President of the Yale-NUS College. IPS-Nathan Lectures The S R Nathan Fellow contributes to IPS's research and analysis of Singapore public policy. They present their research findings and policy ideas by delivering between four and six public lectures over the course of the academic year. Publications IPS publishes research reports and books based on its work. They include: Singapore Chronicles Singapore Perspectives books Singapore Economic Rountable IPS-Nathan Lectures book series IPS Working Papers IPS Exchange Series IPS also has a blog, IPS Commons, a platform to promote and showcase rational discussion of public policy ideas in Singapore. It was established in 2012 and takes in contributions from IPS researchers, graduate students and those interested in public policy. Singapore Chronicles IPS and Straits Times Press jointly launched the Singapore Chronicles series in 2015 to commemorate Singapore's 50th year of independence. The series comprises 50 volumes that seek to record, explain and offer insights into what makes Singapore, Singapore. Topics covered in Singapore Chronicles include Constitution, Demography, Sports and Food. Singapore Perspectives books A compilation of the panel discussions and proceedings of IPS's annual flagship conference, Singapore Perspectives. Singapore Economic Roundtable A summary of insights generated from the bi-annual Singapore Economic Roundtable. IPS-Nathan Lectures book series A compilation of edited IPS-Nathan Lectures and excerpts of the accompanying question-and-answer sessions. IPS Working Papers Preliminary reports of work-in-progress on a broad range of issues such as emigration, ageing, inclusive growth and social inclusion and retirement funding. This may be research carried out by IPS researchers, worked commissioned by the Institute or work submitted to the Institute for publication. IPS Exchange Series Research findings, deliberations and policy recommendations arising from IPS programmes. Recent reports have generated scenarios based on future demographics, offered policy ideas to boost the contributions of SMEs to economic growth and examined the rationality of the online space. IPS Corporate Associates Programme The IPS Corporate Associates (CA) programme, first launched in 1992, seeks to forge a bond between the business community and IPS, and to build a strong network of business leaders who can provide insights towards policymaking from a