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Research Services in Singapore
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Centre For Maritime Law, Nus Law School
The Centre for Maritime Law (CML) at the NUS Faculty of Law is a research centre sponsored in collaboration with the Singapore Maritime Institute (SMI) and working with the Maritime Port Authority of Singapore (MPA). CML leverages Singapore’s status as the second busiest port in the world and top International Maritime Centre (IMC), as evidenced by Menon Economic/DNV, The Leading Maritime Cities of the World 2024, and the 2024 Xinhua-Baltic International Shipping Centre Development Index Report. CML has established itself as the go-to centre for research and teaching in maritime law in Singapore, the region, and further afield. It provides the only platform for research and teaching in maritime law and training for the commercial maritime community in Singapore. CML’s commercial maritime law focus provides a platform for research on wide-ranging legal issues, including: • Carriage of goods by sea and charterparties • Admiralty law and practice • Ship finance • Maritime arbitration • Salvage, towage, and pilotage • Ship sale and purchase • International sales/commodities • Trade finance • Oil and gas law CML’s work includes research and writing in its focus areas through colloquia, seminars, and other academic endeavours, including a database, Judicial Decisions on International Conventions, which is produced in collaboration with the Comité Maritime International (CMI), and the Working Paper Series. Members of CML publish their research in academic journals, books and edited books for leading publishers, serve as members of the editorial board of the Journal of International Maritime Law and country reporters for Lloyd's Maritime and Commercial Law Quarterly, and are regularly invited to teach in universities abroad and speak at conferences and colloquia in Singapore, the region, and further afield. CML also leads in the teaching of maritime law in the Faculty of Law.
1 to 10 staff
Collabring
Collabring enables healthcare providers and researchers to translate research outputs into commercially-viable solutions. We bring together expertise, networks, and resources to accelerate the implementation and scaling of innovative healthcare solutions. Collabring connects academia, industry, and clinical practice to build a collaborative ecosystem that drives innovation and implementation in healthcare.
1 to 10 staff
Esd Techcon
ESD TECHCON is formed to provide electrostatic control services to industry. We specialize in Research & Development, ESD Consultancy, ESD Training and ESD Audit and Certification.
1 to 10 staff
Healthtec.Sg-Singapore Health Technologies Consortium
Funded by the National Research Foundation (NRF), the Singapore Health Technologies Consortium (HealthTEC.SG) is a technology consortium hosted by the Consortium Management Office (CMO) at Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR). HealthTEC.SG seeks to develop the health technology ecosystem, focusing on both software- and hardware-based health technologies that aims to transform health and wellness. Through facilitating partnerships across academia, industry and healthcare institutions, the Consortium accelerates the adoption and value capture of technologies developed in the research ecosystem for the industry. To enhance synergies among ecosystem stakeholders for innovation opportunities, HealthTEC.SG organises health technology symposia, seminars, and workshops regularly for their members, and collaborates actively with overseas ecosystems to promote cross-market academic-industry R&D partnerships that may lead to relevant industry outcomes.
1 to 10 staff
Hiper - Centre For Health Intervention And Policy Evaluation Research
The Centre for Health Intervention and Policy Evaluation Research, HIPER, was launched by the Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health in January 2019. HIPER’s vision, “Evidence Empower Decisions”, was established with the aim to grow HTA capacity for healthcare priority-setting in developing countries. Our activities and services include local capacity building, consulting and advisory work, development of software tools to support HTA research, and networking at domestic and international levels. We believe that better evidence can be generated through better research capacity, which will empower decision-making for sustainable health systems and eventually, better population health outcomes.
51 to 200 staff
Kl Kk Consulting And Research Pte Ltd
KL:KK was founded in February 2012. The founders foresaw the potential of walking and cycling as alternative modes of transportation in Singapore. They understood that gathering data related to active mobility would not only greatly enhance future planning and design for related facilities, but significantly contribute towards the development of a sustainable urban structure. Hence Big Data for Active Mobility was the focus. KL:KK attained sole distributorship for Eco Counter products in March 2012, and secured its first major project at Gardens By the Bay with 9 PYRO Box counters in July 2012. In recent years, the Singapore government has taken big quantum leaps in promoting active mobility. From the National Cycling Plan to promoting Walk, Cycle, Ride initiatives, KL:KK aims to be the market leader in complementing the future of urban mobility.
1 to 10 staff
Lotus Peak Capital
Since 2009 we are our clients eyes and ears in Asia.
1 to 10 staff
Mosaic Communications & Research
MOSAIC COMMUNICATIONS & RESEARCH PTE LTD is a Communications and Research Consultancy headquartered in Singapore and with an office in Hong Kong. For all of your product components from Service, Retail Brand, Mosaic will be your partner to GET THE BIG PICTURE to your customers and of your customers. Mosaic makes a difference by adding value to our client’s products and services through a targeted approach in Branding, Product and Service Development. We help our clients complete the big picture through the astute use of Branding & Research.
1 to 10 staff
Nation
Nation is an insights and strategy agency specialising in Asia Pacific, with teams in Jakarta and Singapore. Since 2017, we’ve worked with global and regional brands to navigate shifting behaviors, emerging trends, and cultural tensions — transforming insight into action. Our team of 32 researchers, strategists, and designers operates across the region, combining deep local expertise with a global outlook. Our purpose is not just to tell our region’s stories, but to offer an alternative view through the lens of the Emerging World.
11 to 50 staff
National Quantum Office
The National Quantum Office (NQO) is a national platform established with the support of the National Research Foundation (NRF) to drive the development and implementation of the National Quantum Strategy in Singapore. The Office was set up in April 2022 and is hosted by A*STAR, the Implementing Agency for Quantum. NQO supports fundamental and translational research in Quantum through various strategic programmes that it oversees. It partners both public and private sectors to create a vibrant RIE quantum ecosystem in Singapore
1 to 10 staff
Nus Centre For Cancer Research N2cr
The Vision of N2CR is simple – To develop innovative new ways to detect, cure or prevent cancer. The NUS Centre for Cancer Research (N2CR), hopes to develop new ways to detect, cure and prevent cancer through internationally leading fundamental research. The programme aims to advance our understanding of cancer and translate research discoveries into clinical practice that benefits patients. The programme’s emphasis on interdisciplinary collaboration will bring fundamental researchers in biomedical sciences together with scientists and engineers to develop enabling technology to address major scientific or clinical challenges.
51 to 200 staff
Nus Institute Of Data Science
The Institute of Data Science (IDS) at NUS brings together and enhances significant strengths in data science and analytics across the university. IDS coordinates and supports research initiatives, combining expertise from multiple disciplines to address challenges from a comprehensive perspective, resulting in more effective solutions. IDS collaborates with partners across various sectors, including industry, government, community services, and education, to contribute to and innovate within these fields. Additionally, IDS is committed to educating the next generation of data scientists, equipping them with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in the rapidly evolving data science landscape.
51 to 200 staff
Nus Medicine Infectious Diseases Trp
The Infectious Diseases Translational Research Programme (ID TRP) consists of basic scientists and clinician scientists for seamless translation of research which is a vibrant research environment at the NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine with world-class facilities (BSL3 & ABSL3) and research support. Our ID programme aims to provide a holistic, patient-centric approach to infectious diseases that are relevant to Singapore and the region. ID TRP has strong expertise in bacterial antibiotic multi-drug resistance and emerging viruses, covering epidemiology, molecular mechanisms, animal models and therapeutic and prophylactic interventions. Other areas including phage biology, penumococcal infections and microbiome are also being actively developed under the programme. Our goal is to position ID TRP as the first choice for students, research fellows and academics by providing a nurturing and cutting-edge research environment. We plan to strengthen peaks of excellence in deep pathogen-specific knowledge and expertise, particularly in molecular genetics and animal modelling. Our main research areas are: i) Pathogen evolution & transmission: To identify key factors and mechanisms that drive pathogen evolution and transmission at the genetic and molecular level. Includes phylogenetic studies and population genetics. ii) Host-microbe interactions: To understand at the cellular and molecular level how pathogens interact with their hosts, and how the host responds to infection. The identification of molecular determinants of pathogens’ fitness and virulence guides the rational design of novel treatment options. Vaccine & therapeutics: To develop novel therapeutic and vaccine approaches including pathogen-specific approaches as well as development of versatile platforms. Leverages on strong expertise in primary organoid cultures and small animal models.
51 to 200 staff
Nus Social Service Research Centre Ssr
NUS SSR brings together resources and ideas to test social innovations and help evolve a new social service infrastructure for Singapore's next phase of social development. As the first ever entity dedicated to social intervention research in Singapore, SSR is on the forefront of an exciting new frontier in Singapore’s development. The National University of Singapore (NUS) welcomes respectful and responsible contributions to our social media pages. To ensure a safe space for all visitors, our moderators reserve the right to remove inappropriate posts or comments, which include but are not limited to: • Content violating the community standards of the respective social media platforms administered by NUS • For-profit advertisements or spam • Comments inciting racial or religious intolerance • False statements of facts • Pornographic or graphic material • Threats to, harassment of, or discrimination against a person or group • Seditious statements intended to provoke ill-will and violence • Personal information violating Singapore's Personal Data Protection Act • Comments completely unrelated to the National University of Singapore
51 to 200 staff
Rima - Centre For Research On Islamic And Malay Affairs
Since its inception, the Centre for Research on Islamic and Malay Affairs (RIMA) has developed a range of programmes in research and established several platforms for the meeting of minds. RIMA currently conducts research in a number of key areas, which includes economics, education, religion, family, social integration, leadership and civil society. With time, RIMA expects to expand the scope of its research activities beyond local issues and looks forward to collaborating with partners in the regional and larger international community. RIMA has contributed to scholarly discourses on numerous issues relevant to the community. Conferences and seminars are organised to add vibrancy to these discourses and to create awareness of these issues. Roundtable and focus group discussions involving key stakeholders are also organised to foster greater understanding of issues and to keep abreast of emerging trends. Additionally, RIMA produces publications and contributes articles in both print and online media regularly.
1 to 10 staff
Singapore Blockchain Innovation Programme
Singapore Blockchain Innovation Programme (SBIP) is a nationwide technical collaboration supported by the Singapore Government through the National Research Foundation. SBIP conducts research into the next-generation blockchain systems and facilitates the adoption of blockchain for real-world applications. You can find out more about SBIP at https://sbip.sg.
11 to 50 staff
Singapore Synchrotron Light Source
SSLS is a University-level Research Centre at the National University of Singapore, under the office of the Deputy President (Research & Technology), with activities involving local and international groups from many universities, research institutes, and industry. Since SSLS was commissioned in the year its scope of activities has evolved and broadened as the number of beam lines and users has increased. It currently has a R&D program featuring a variety of analytical applications based on X-ray absorption and fluorescence spectroscopy, X-ray diffraction, infrared spectroscopy and microscopy, phase contrast imaging, photoemission spectroscopy, and include surface, interface, and nanostructure studies, catalyst development, speciation of elements for environmental and materials science, characterization of molecules on surfaces and in the gas phase, and imaging biological and technological systems. In 2016 SSLS was designed a National Research Infrastructure facility by NRF, who have since then jointly funded the facility. In 2022 SSLS became part of the new National Synchrotron Program (NSP). This has allowed us to better support a range of academic and industrial users and to maintain the facility. We look forward to ongoing Synchrotron operation to ensure that SSLS continues to be a central facility in Singapore’s R&D in basic and applied sciences.
11 to 50 staff
Singapore-Huj Alliance For Research And Enterprise Share
SHARE – the Singapore-HUJ Alliance for Research and Enterprise, an avant-garde initiative marking the presence of the first Hebrew University of Jerusalem (HUJ) center in Singapore. SHARE is funded by the government of Singapore through the National Research Foundation, under the Campus for Research Excellence and Technological Enterprise (CREATE). SHARE serves as a dynamic intellectual hub, fostering vibrant collaborations among HUJ researchers, Nanyang Technological University (NTU), and the National University of Singapore (NUS). 🧪SHARE emerges as a pivotal intellectual hub, driving research, scholarship, entrepreneurship, and advanced postgraduate/postdoctoral training, symbolising a transformative leap in bilateral collaborations. 🤝 SHARE aims to foster a dynamic intellectual environment that transcends geographical boundaries. Together, NUS, NTU, and Hebrew University, through SHARE, are poised to drive impactful research, propel groundbreaking initiatives, and nurture the next generation of scholars and entrepreneurs. 🤝 Welcome to SHARE—where research meets innovation!#ResearchSG #InnovationHub #ResearchExcellence #SGResearchHub #SGScience #HUJGlobalResearch #HUJResearchHub #HebrewUniversity
51 to 200 staff
Vox Camerata Limited
Hi there! We're Vox Camerata, a choral advocacy organisation based in Singapore. We're passionate about promoting choral music making in our home country and abroad, especially after the ravages of the COVID-19 pandemic. If you're interested in singing with us, we have multiple choirs under our umbrella, ranging from the non-auditioned Community Choir to the auditioned Chamber Singers, as well as a Male and Female Chorus. We also put on numerous shows every year in venues such as Victoria Concert Hall and the Esplanade, so be sure to keep an eye out for those too. Hope to see you soon!
1 to 10 staff
Yuzu Kyodai
We don’t just speak to consumers – we decode their world. Yuzu Kyōdai is a cultural insights and semiotics practice rooted in Tokyo, Shanghai and Singapore with global expertise. As a collective of culture decoders, we empower forward-thinking organisations to turn cultural insight into commercial success.
11 to 50 staff
Advance-Id Network
The ADVANcing Clinical Evidence in Infectious Diseases (ADVANCE-ID) Network is a global network for infectious disease clinical studies. Our aim is to conduct rapid, cost-effective randomised controlled trials to deliver relevant and high quality evidence to guide clinical practice. We hope to achieve this vision through equity (shared ownership), sustainability (build long-term capacity and trust) and engagement of key stakeholders (including clinicians, scientists, governments, industry).
51 to 200 staff
Aoac Southeast Asia Section
In 2019, a few members of AOAC International from the Southeast Asia region submitted a proposal to establish a regional section of AOAC at the AOAC 133rd Annual Meeting in Denver, Colorado. The section would serve as an effective vehicle to drive the improvement of analytical competence and capabilities as well as improving the standards and performance of food testing labs in this region – be it private, research, academic, or government. After elaboration of the initial proposal, In Mar 2020, a petition to charter the Southeast Asia Section of AOAC International was submitted to AOAC International with endorsement by thirty AOAC International members from Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Vietnam. In June 2021, the formation of a new Southeast Asia section of AOAC International was approved by the AOAC Board of Directors. The new section, AOAC Southeast Asia Section, encompasses 10 countries: Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Timor-Leste, and Vietnam. Chartering of the section was presented during the Opening Session and Awards Ceremony at the 135th AOAC Annual meeting in Boston, Massachusetts, by AOAC’s Executive Director Dave Schmidt.
11 to 50 staff
Asian Bureau Of Finance And Economic Research
The Asian Bureau of Finance and Economic Research is an institute founded by academics from Asia, North America, and Europe. The Bureau intends to create a virtual and independent network of high-quality academics akin to the NBER/CEPR, as well as conferences and workshops. The purposes of the Bureau include promoting Asia-Pacific oriented financial and economic research at local, regional and international levels; connecting globally prominent academic researchers, practitioners and public policy decision-makers on Asia-Pacific related financial and economic issues; enhancing the research capabilities and development of strong clusters of finance and economic research groups in academic institutions and other institutions in Singapore and Asia-Pacific.
1 to 10 staff
Cet Scientific Services Pte Ltd
CET Scientific Services is one of premier suppliers in Singapore to provide laboratory testing, analysis and development services for your samples and products.
1 to 10 staff
