1. Dr. Tay Joc Cing, National Grid Office’s SG@Home Ideas Competition 2nd Prize Winner for the Idea of “Modeling Immune Dynamics Using Multi-Agent Simulation” in the Open Category, 17 Nov 2004, Singapore Science Center.

2. IES Publication Gold Award 2004 for the division of Computer Engineering and Information Technology, for the technical paper by Mr. Djoko Wibowo and Dr. Joc Cing Tay, entitled "An Effective Chromosome Representation for Evolving Flexible Job Shop Schedules", 6 Nov 2004. [pdf]

3. Z. Guo, H. K. Han, J. C. Tay, “Sufficiency Verification of HIV-1 Pathogenesis based on Multi-Agent Simulation,” to be presented at Genetic and Evolutionary Conference 2005, Washington D.C. USA, June 25-29, 2005. Nominated for Best Paper Award.

4. H. L. Peng and J. C. Tay, "Evaluating the Effect of Learning on Evolution in Dynamic Environments based on Multi-Agent Simulation," research work under the URECA 2004 programme. Bronze Award. [poster]

5. Ong Y.S., Silver Award, Grid Innovation & Applications Competition, Grid Application Kit (GAD Kit), Singapore 200.