Glenn Kunnath Bonney

Adjunct Associate Professor

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Adjunct A/Prof Glenn Kunnath Bonney holds a joint appointment as Adjunct Associate Professor at the Centre for Biomedical Ethics (CBmE) and the Department of Surgery, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore (NUS). A practising liver, pancreas, and transplant surgeon, he is an recognized authority in hepatobiliary (HPB) surgery, liver transplantation, and transplant oncology. Over a clinical and academic career spanning more than two decades across Asia, Europe, and South America, his scholarly output includes over 100 peer-reviewed publications and more than $30 million in competitive research grant funding alongside major international awards.

His bioethical and clinical focus centers on complex organ transplantation, living donor safety, outcome benchmarking, and surgical resource allocation under conditions of severe donor scarcity. Guided by a core ethical commitment to expanding global healthcare access, he has spent the last decade helping to establish affordable surgical care in remote regions of Ghana. As a leading voice in transplant oncology, A/Prof Bonney also served as the lead author for landmark international consensus guidelines, defining the clinical and bioethical parameters governing the fair allocation of scarce donor organs for expanded cancer indications.