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Congratulations to CSI Deputy Director and Senior Principal Investigator, Prof. Chng Wee Joo, on being conferred the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine Graduate Mentor of the Year (GRAMAY) 2021!
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Daryl Jin Tai Tay 1, Yangyang Song 1, Boya Peng 2, Tan Boon Toh 3, Lissa Hooi 1, Desiree-Faye Kaixin Toh 4, HuiQi Hong 5, Sze Jing Tang 1, Jian Han 1, Wei Liang Gan 1, Tim Hon Man Chan 1, Manchugondanahalli S Krishna 4, Kiran M Patil 4, Manikantha Maraswami 4, Teck Peng Loh 4, Yock Young Dan 6, Lei Zhou 7, Glenn
Liang Xu 1 2, Ye Chen 1, Yulun Huang 3 4 5, Edwin Sandanaraj 6 7, John S Yu 8, Ruby Yu-Tong Lin 9, Pushkar Dakle 9, Xin-Yu Ke 9, Yuk Kien Chong 6, Lynnette Koh 6 10, Anand Mayakonda 9, Kassoum Nacro 11, Jeffrey Hill 12, Mo-Li Huang 9 13, Sigal Gery 14, See Wee Lim 6, Zhengyun Huang 15, Ying Xu 15, Jianxiang Chen 16 17 18, Longchuan Bai 19 20, Shaomeng Wang 19 20 21 22, Hiroaki Wakimoto 23, Tseng Tsai Yeo 24, Beng Ti
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