Based on the idea that all discoveries begin with a single question, the MGC intends to nurture a culture of curiosity in our undergraduates. We hope to encourage creativity and entrepreneurship and build a generation of healthcare professionals who not only seek to serve, but seek to improve. Given the immense value of multi-disciplinary work, the MGC also seeks to foster relationships between students from different faculties and backgrounds. The MGC organising team is itself an inter-faculty collaboration, involving students from the Medicine, Engineering, and Business faculties.
Working on a range of different topics, from helping to make dialysis safer to tackling the growing epidemics of diabetes and obesity, 25 groups have been short-listed and given seed grants of $500. Groups will be showcasing their work on August 18, 2017 at the NUHS Tower Block Auditorium.
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