• Designed a novel brace-massager device to provide continuous pain-relief aimed to improve patient’s quality of life and a leg support to empower mobility in daily activities• Pitched our product to secure a position at NUS Graduate Research Innovation Programme, a 12-month programme with a funding of SGD100K• Spearheaded conversations with several doctors for validation of product and managed to partner with Senior Consultant orthopaedic surgeons• Coordinated a partnership with… Show more • Designed a novel brace-massager device to provide continuous pain-relief aimed to improve patient’s quality of life and a leg support to empower mobility in daily activities• Pitched our product to secure a position at NUS Graduate Research Innovation Programme, a 12-month programme with a funding of SGD100K• Spearheaded conversations with several doctors for validation of product and managed to partner with Senior Consultant orthopaedic surgeons• Coordinated a partnership with IHH Healthcare to further scale our device Show less

In partnership with CDAC, a non-profit self-help group for the Chinese community and MOE to develop programs for the less privileged in the community- Full-time tutor for 2 classes, one for Math and one for English- Conducted relief classes for students of all age range for Math and English

Manta is an environment-based organisation that provides the service for an anti-clogging filtration system aimed at the removal of microplastics. We developed a novel system targetted to remove existing microplastics from both the source and from the marine environment.Originally marketed in Singapore, I am now currently managing operations from Australia and hope to spread this technology across the world.

Piloted by NUS Enterprise as the first entrepreneurial education programme for researchers, the Lean LaunchPad Singapore programme was launched in June 2013 to help research scientists and engineers turn their inventive technologies into commercially viable products and feasible business ventures. Modelled on the US National Science Foundation I-Corps programme and taught at Stanford, Berkeley, Columbia, the programme is adapted for the local context, designed as an evidence-based innovation… Show more Piloted by NUS Enterprise as the first entrepreneurial education programme for researchers, the Lean LaunchPad Singapore programme was launched in June 2013 to help research scientists and engineers turn their inventive technologies into commercially viable products and feasible business ventures. Modelled on the US National Science Foundation I-Corps programme and taught at Stanford, Berkeley, Columbia, the programme is adapted for the local context, designed as an evidence-based innovation platform for the commercialisation of deep technologies.With new funding from 2017-2022 by the National Research Foundation Singapore (NRF), Singapore’s Institutes of Higher Learning are working together to create a national LLP platform combining educational efforts, entrepreneurial talents and technology commercialisation capabilities to facilitate the commercialisation of technologies out of academic research. Together, the combined resources will strengthen the innovation ecosystem at the national level.New LLP satellite nodes have been established in Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) & Singapore Management University (SMU). Trained in the LLP pedagogy, they will serve as decentralised sites to conduct the programme within their campuses and catalyse the engagement of academic researchers from all publicly-funded institutes to the programme. The satellite node network will scale up the market potential assessment of more technological innovations, to generate a pipeline of commercialisable technologies that may flow into downstream follow-on programmes.To access an overseas market, LLP graduating teams are eligible for a grant of up to SGD$10,000 to support further market validation work overseas related to their project. The grant will be administered by NUS, co-funded by the respective institutions and NRF Singapore. Show less

Part of a research team to train an artificial neural network to speed up computations for simulating fluid particles, aiming to create a breakthrough in present-day simulation technology

Worked alongside doctorate students from MIT to engineer Escherichia coli to improve production of lycopene for urban farming

NUS MedTech is a student interest group that aims to bring together undergraduate students from multi-disciplinary backgrounds to collaborate to design healthcare devices that will go out to benefit a partner beneficiary organisation, launched in AY19/20 Semester 1. Potential projects include: working with the Alzheimer’s Disease Association on designing a device to remind patients when they have taken medication, working with clinics to improve patient flow, etc.NUS MedTech is made up… Show more NUS MedTech is a student interest group that aims to bring together undergraduate students from multi-disciplinary backgrounds to collaborate to design healthcare devices that will go out to benefit a partner beneficiary organisation, launched in AY19/20 Semester 1. Potential projects include: working with the Alzheimer’s Disease Association on designing a device to remind patients when they have taken medication, working with clinics to improve patient flow, etc.NUS MedTech is made up of the exco, and the project participants. Within the project participants themselves, they will be assigned to different projects under various beneficiaries. Beneficiaries include Alzheimer’s Disease Association, Rainbow Centre (educational institution for mentally challenged students) and Healthserve (clinic that serves migrant workers in Singapore). Show less

Helped to facilitate camps as a leader and conducted talks.