Regulations are made by the government to protect public health by ensuring the safety and efficacy of medicines, vaccines, and medical devices. Based on regional and economic constraints, the regulatory bodies around the globe differ in…

The essential stay home conversations is a series of webinars curated by BCS to explore how the biomedical community is responding to the COVID-19 pandemic and how they contribute to bringing this public health crisis under control.…

Regulations are made by the government to protect public health by ensuring the safety and efficacy of medicines, vaccines, and medical devices. Based on regional and economic constraints, the regulatory bodies around the globe differ in…

The essential stay home conversations is a series of webinars curated by BCS to explore how the biomedical community is responding to the COVID-19 pandemic and how they contribute to bringing this public health crisis under control.…

Monday, October 21, 2019 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM 250 North Bridge Road, Level 21 Raffles City Tower, Singapore 179101 The Singapore Biotech Insights series is a new initiative jointly organized…

FThere has been a rapid expansion in AI-based technologies in recent years, including its application in the healthcare space. In this event, we have featured innovators who are using AI-based technologies to improve clinical outcomes, as…

Healthcare Connection Night in Singapore, hosted by KPMG and co-organized by Biotech Connection Singapore (BCS) and Singapore Healthcare Drinks (HCD), was an astounding success. The KPMG Clubhouse was packed to the brim with 120+ attendees,…

The Singapore Life Science Case Competition (SLSCC) ended on a high note with pitches from the top 4 finalists, a keynote speech on “Living Well, Dying Well: Prevention and Cure in the Healthcare Industry” and an exciting panel discussion…

IGNite, short for Innovators Gathering Night, is a series of fireside chats with biotech and medtech innovators to find out what ignites their passion to innovate within their fields. Following the successful launch of our first IGNite…

In Singapore, there are over 400,000 people living with diabetes. Patients can develop complications, including cardiovascular disease, kidney disease, eye problems and foot ulcers. Diabetes cost Singapore more than S$1 billion in 2010 and…

Translational medicine is central to the goal of converting basic discoveries to diagnostic and therapeutic tools that can be harnessed to treat disease and improve human health. The field of translational medicine is multidisciplinary,…

Wednesday, October 11, 2017How do Singapore life sciences companies gain competitive advantage when breaking into the overseas US and China markets? To discuss this question, Biotech Connection Singapore (BCS) and Chinese American…

Wednesday, June 7, 2017 7:30 PM – 9:30 PMESSEC Business School, Asia-Pacific 5 Nepal Park Singapore 139408ESSEC Business School, Asia-Pacific and Biotech Connection Singapore co-organized a Health, Business and Society (HBS) Public Talk,…

The Medical Technology sector has been identified as a key growth area for Singapore’s future economy. The growth of our local corporate enterprise is pivotal to Singapore’s plans to be the regional MedTech hub. However, there have been few…

Financing for the life sciences and healthcare industry is poised to remain robust in the years ahead. Where will the money flow? In this panel discussion, we bring together leading experts from venture capital, private equity and…

Join us at our official Singapore Launch Night to learn about OneStart, the world’s largest life sciences and healthcare accelerator programme, and the chance to win S$215,000 non-dilutive funding for your innovative idea.

In partnership with STEMCELL Technologies, and supported by A*Star Central, Exploit Technologies Pte Ltd, Biotech Connection Singapore is going to bring you the exciting workshop on June 25th, 2015.

Adult stem cells have been the holy grail of Cell Therapy as evident in the successes of bone marrow transplant for leukaemia patients. In 2012, the Nobel Prize in Medicine was awarded to research on genetically induced adult stem cells for…

Patents give inventors exclusive rights for a limited period of time and thus provide incentives to undertake risky research projects. They also spur private investment to commercialise products and services.

The ability to write in a clear, informative and engaging way is a critical part of the scientist’s toolbox, as it allows the broader community to share in the excitement of basic scientific discovery. Unfortunately, few scientists receive…

Tuesday, November 5, 2013 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM The Medical Technology sector has been identified as a key growth area for Singapore’s future economy. The growth of our local corporate enterprise is pivotal to Singapore’s plans to be…