CSI Singapore Principal Investigator, Prof. Wee Joo Chng has been awarded the NMRC Clinician Scientist – Individual Research Grant (CS-IRG) for a groundbreaking project: 🧬“The Role of Nutrient as a […]
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What does it mean to pioneer global impact in cancer research? In this video, CSI Singapore Director, Prof. Ashok Venkitaraman reflects on discoveries in genome stability and the BRCA2 gene, and
The joint seminar between the National Cancer Center Japan and the Cancer Science Institute of Singapore, brought together researchers from both institutions to exchange insights across key areas of cancer
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A key challenge in AI-driven drug discovery is moving beyond molecular analysis to enable chemically meaningful molecular design. In a newly published study in Advanced Science, researchers led by Senior
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A multinational study led by Principal Investigator A/Prof. David Tan and collaborators from Singapore and South Korea has demonstrated encouraging results for patients with recurrent clear cell ovarian and endometrial
CSI Singapore Special Fellow, Dr. Yang Li has been awarded the NMRC Open Fund – Young Individual Research Grant (OF-YIRG) for a groundbreaking AI-driven project: “Integrating language model and energy-based
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Congratulations to our team of CSI PIs, who have been awarded a grant under the National Research Foundation Competitive Research Programme (NRF CRP)! This is CSI Singapore’s first PI-led CRP,
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CSI Singapore welcomed PhD students from IIT Madras (IITM) on 28 January. The visit featured exciting research sharings by IITM students on AI-driven molecular design, multi-omics analysis of metabolic networks,
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As part of the Global Young Scientists Summit 2026, CSI Singapore gave delegates a glimpse into how cancer research is translated from discovery to real-world relevance. The programme included an
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