Our Structure
Funding
Research Lead
Administrative Host
Official visit by NBIC-UK to SCELSE
White paper for building globally leading partnership between NBIC and SCELSE
Proposal for the establishment of Singapore National Biofilm Consortium (SNBC)
Launch of SNBC, MoU signed between SNBC and NBIC.
Leverage IHL’s resources to develop new products or devise solutions to existing biofilm-related challenges
Opportunities to strengthen research and applications through synergistic collaborations in Singapore and beyond
Opportunity to expand research, outreach and business collaborations
The Steering Committee is chaired by NTU Vice-President (Research) and is comprise of a representative each from the National Research Foundation, Nanyang Technological University, NTUitive, National University of Singapore, A*STAR and SCELSE.
The technical direction is governed by a Technology Management Committee that is chaired by SCELSE Director (Lead PI). This committee is comprise of research fellows representing key areas of interest such as high throughput sequencing, bioprocess engineering, surface technologies, plant & soil microbiome, microscopy imaging & built environment. The committee formulate technology and innovation roadmap and provide technical expertise (where applicable).
Operations, communication, business development & liaison hub
September 30, 2022
Ecosystem Building for Biofilm Research Translation Click here...
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SNBC is partnering with Nature to organise...
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September 30, 2022
Ecosystem Building for Biofilm Research Translation Click here to download Event program in pdf
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SNBC is partnering with Nature to organise a virtual conference on biofilms and microbiomes from Oct 11-13, 2022. SNBC is one of...
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July 7, 2022
SCELSE/NTU, Adisseo France SAS and PCBiome sign agreement Left to Right: Dr I-Tung Chen, Science Manager (Aquaculture), Adisseo, Mr Jean-François Rous, VP Innovation, Adisseo,Prof Peter...
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June 22, 2022
Providing personalised nutrition using 3D food printing technology looks set to be a growing sector according to market research. Targeted at the elderly...
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