Objective: The Singapore Therapeutics Development Review (STDR), jointly organized by the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR), National Health Innovation Centre (NHIC) and Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and Technology (SMART), aims to identify potential high-value drug discovery and development projects from the research community in Singapore, to render the right support and guidance to progress promising projects, and to build a sustainable pipeline of drug discovery and development projects that is aligned to Singapore’s strategic interests.
Objective: To strengthen research and development cooperation between scientists in New Zealand and Singapore through joint scientific projects.
Objective: To address global and local limitations in dietary protein production through knowledge creation and early-stage innovation.
Objective:To strengthen research and development cooperation between scientists in Australia and Singapore in food and precision health through joint scientific projects.
Objective:To promote research and development bilateral collaboration between Singapore- and German-based public and private institutes and organizations, through joint scientific projects.
Objective:To promote research and development bilateral collaboration between Singapore- and Korean-based public and private institutes and organizations through joint scientific projects.
Objective:To co-develop diagnostic products among ASEAN Member States that address unmet clinical needs in ASEAN.
Objective:To strengthen research and development cooperation between scientists in Japan and Singapore in biomedical research through joint scientific projects.
Objective:To bring together researchers and clinicians, as well as engage new industry collaborators, in high impact, interdisciplinary skin research.
Objective:To develop industry-ready capabilities towards deepening alignment of public sector research, and to develop multidisciplinary and integrated programmes with early industry involvement.
Objective:To support public research performers in strategic R&D projects with industry.
Objective:To develop novel and fresh R&D ideas in line with the AME strategies and goals, and solicited through an investigator-led, ground-up mechanism across the research ecosystem.The AME Young Individual Research Grants(YIRG) is a sub-category of grants under the IRG and aims to groom young scientists towards conducting independent research.
Objective:To support development of new and emerging capabilities far ahead of industry's readiness to deploy them for commercial purposes and typically not prior to a 8-10 year timeframe.