The concept of retirement has changed drastically. People are no longer looking forward to just “retiring” from a job and travelling around the world in their old age. People are looking to find their purpose, do meaningful work that they enjoy and at the same time, have passive income for life. In this session, we will learn about the importance of getting money to work for us, as well as the different types of retirement tools and their assets.

The ‘CHILD Evidence to Policy and Practice Webinar Series’ focuses on innovations in research, policy and practice related to early childhood development. This series will explore the different aspects of child development and discuss potential interventions that could give children the best start to life.

The Healthy Longevity webinar series aims to drive discussions and provide fresh insights on helping people keep free of diseases by tackling the common root cause of chronic diseases – ageing. This webinar series will see leading scientists, thinkers, businessmen, and policymakers share perspectives on ageing research and the implications for our personal health and the world we live in.

The ‘CHILD Evidence to Policy and Practice Webinar Series’ focuses on innovations in research, policy and practice related to early childhood development. This series will explore the different aspects of child development and discuss potential interventions that could give children the best start to life.

The Healthy Longevity webinar series aims to drive discussions and provide fresh insights on helping people keep free of diseases by tackling the common root cause of chronic diseases – ageing. This webinar series will see leading scientists, thinkers, businessmen, and policymakers share perspectives on ageing research and the implications for our personal health and the world we live in.

Equipment Maintenance Training for Olympus FV1000 Confocal

The Master of Science in Biomedical Informatics (MSc in BMI) is a newly launched graduate programme offered by the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, Department of Biomedical Informatics. Join us in this info session to learn more about the programme.

The workshop will focus on feedback techniques and discuss on how to develop good practices as well as identify bad practices. Training will be in small groups and will focus on current learning environments of undergraduate and postgraduate settings.

Translating evidence-based interventions into policy and practice requires both behavioural and implementation science to create and embed effective and sustainable long-term improvements in healthcare outcomes. This webinar series focuses on the use of behavioural and implementation science in the real-world setting to improve the quality and delivery of healthcare services.

Advances in Immunoassays: a webinar by Merck and Drug Discovery and Optimisation Platform (DDOP). Discover how MILLIPLEX® Multiplex and SMC® (Single Molecule Counting) technologies have enabled researchers to gain unprecedented insights into complex disease processes, drug safety & efficacy

Developing high quality assessments to evaluate achievements of desired skill sets for future practice is important in medical / health professional educational programmes. This will ensure practice readiness as well as patient safety. The workshop will explore contemporary best evidence practices in developing multi-station clinical assessment.

This interactive workshop will explore current workplace-based assessment tools taking examples from best practices across the globe. It will include the workplace-based assessment tools, and also the opportunity to discuss the challenges faced when using these types of assessments.

Written assessment is the cornerstone of knowledge assessment in clinical medicine. This practical workshop is designed for medical teachers from all disciplines including clinical, para-clinical, and basic science teachers with special emphasis on question writing and quality assurance.

The present medical and health professional training landscape is complex and could be stressful to both the learner and the teacher. As a result, the importance of teachers’ proficiency in strategies such as mentoring, supervision and coaching has intensified than ever before. This workshop aims to provide the participants the foundational knowledge and skills to enhance their own teaching-learning environments.

Teaching students how to learn using appropriate approaches (large group or small group teaching) has always been a challenge. Several interactive teaching-learning strategies (also referred to as ‘discussion pedagogy’) is reviewed as potential strategies for student engagement in their learning.

The ‘CHILD Evidence to Policy and Practice Webinar Series’ focuses on innovations in research, policy and practice related to early childhood development. This series will explore the different aspects of child development and discuss potential interventions that could give children the best start to life.

To effectively manage educational programs requires good leadership and managerial skills. Very often, medical and health professionals and educators are given those roles without adequate training and exposure. This course is to introduce the foundational principles and best practices in managing programs and leading educational development.

To celebrate the partnership between DDOP and Merck KGaA, we will be hosting an Inauguration Ceremony and Dry Demo on 19th July 2022! With this partnership, we aim ‘To reach out to the scientific and academic community via research, education and commercialization of technology’.

The purpose of this workshop is to guide researchers in designing and implementing qualitative research projects. An overview of qualitative research design will be provided along with general recommendations for developing research questions, formulating a hypothesis, analysing qualitative data, and validating the results.

An open, cross-disciplinary meeting bringing together a unique constellation of Nobel Laureates, world-leading scientists, policy makers and thought leaders to discuss global issues that affect us all.

The theme of this conference is to focus on an interdisciplinary approach to understand the science and art of reproductive longevity and equality. ACRLE focuses on four strategic tracks: ovarian biology and senescence, translational and clinical studies, population health studies and public education and advocacy.

In this symposium, we invite you to join a distinguished panel of overseas and local experts to discuss the utility of ncRNA-based diagnostics and therapeutics in the clinical management of human diseases, as well as to dissect the forms and functions of ncRNAs that play critical roles in defining the clinical trajectory of diverse human diseases.

The annual NUS Medicine Educators’ Day organised by the Dean’s Office serves as a platform for our educators to exchange innovative ideas to help enhance the current practices of healthcare education. The eight finalists teams from the Medical Education Grand Innovation Challenge (MEGIC) will be shortlisted to compete and present their ideas and work as part of the Educators’ Day celebrations.

CHILD’s first conference held at Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel with the goal to enhance collaborative work on evidence synthesis and evidence-based interventions and creating innovative screening and assessment tools.

Building on the success of our previous iterations, we will be curating the most relevant medical topics and assembling the most distinguished panel of experts to share their insights with our audience on a yearly basis. As our country continues to transition out of the COVID-19 pandemic, it is timely that we reflect on the lessons learnt and how they will impact our efforts to build a stronger healthier nation.

There is an exciting line-up of topics featuring keynote speakers – Prof Fabienne Mackay, Prof Alessandro Sette and Prof Peter Preiser. Our Immunology PIs and core facilities managers will also be speaking. All are welcome!

Jointly organised by NUS Centre for Cancer Research (N2CR), Cancer Science Institute of Singapore (CSI Singapore) and Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine.

Organised by NUS Centre for Cancer Research (N2CR), this symposium will showcase the growing field of functional precision medicine in Asia, focusing on the phenotypic measurement of tumour arising from translational research and its intersection with clinical practice.

N2CR, CSI Singapore and NCIS are co-organizing a cycling fundraiser called CanCycle 2nd Edition 2023.

Getting IRB approval is an essential step before initiation of any clinical trials. The talk will provide useful tips to get it right the very first time.