NUSS Professor @NUSingapore, Director @ihealthtechNUS Founding PI @MBIsg Founding Director, Singapore Health Technologies Consortium
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Delighted to share our review, “AI-Powered Closed-Loop Wearable Bioelectronics for Personalized Healthcare,” published in Nature Sensors. Thanks to all co-authors, including @WeiGaoLab , @yu_xinge, and @ProfJohnARogers.
Link: rdcu.be/fuxDt
Conference and World Cup do mix!
Started the day with a plenary talk at IEEE FLEPS, and after the conference ended, it was off to watch the World Cup semifinal between England & Argentina. Perfect timing!
Many thanks to @WeiGaoLab and @GT_HongYeo for the invitation!
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Warmest congratulations to Prof Lim Chwee Teck, Director of the Institute for Health Innovation & Technology, on being elected an International Member of the US National Academy of Engineering (NAE)!
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Congrats to Prof Lim Chwee Teck, Director of iHealthtech, on the NUS Distinguished Alumni Award—recognising excellence, leadership and impact across sector, community and nation.
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#NUS #NUSAlumni #iHealthTech #Innovation #Leadership
Very honoured to receive this year’s President’s Science Award 🥇 — Singapore’s highest honour for scientists & researchers. This recognition is a tribute to my amazing research team & collaborators, whose dedication, creativity & hard work made this possible. 🙏
Very honoured to receive the Otto Schmitt Award at the IUPESM World Congress 2025, presented triennially by IFMBE, the world’s largest federation of biomedical engrg societies, which recognises an exceptional individual for innovation, leadership & seminal contributions in BME.
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New International Fellow: Professor Chwee Teck Lim @CTLimLab is a biomedical innovator transforming healthcare. One of his innovations, a cancer biochip, captures circulating tumour cells from blood, advancing less invasive cancer diagnostics. @NUSingapore
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ALT Card celebrating new Academy Fellow. Text reads: 'Professor Chwee Teck Lim FREng FRS, NUS Society Professor, National University of Singapore'. Includes headshot of Professor Chwee Teck Lim FREng FRS against a black background. The Royal Academy of Engineering logo is visible in top left hand corner.
Deeply honoured to be elected Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering & humbled to be the first & only Singaporean elected to both UK’s prestigious academies, including the Royal Society(2024). So grateful to my mentors, lab members & family for supporting & believing in me.
🎉 Congrats to Prof Lim Chwee Teck on being elected an International Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering, following his election to the Royal Society (2024)! 🌟
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Excited to share our latest invited review article: “Transforming Healthcare: Intelligent Wearable Sensors Enhanced by Smart Materials and Artificial Intelligence”, now published as part of the Advanced Materials Hall of Fame series.
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Check out our review article in Nature Electronics on bridging the digital-physical divide in the metaverse and how we bring the sense of touch to VR/AR/XR using haptics & wearable technologies for medical & industrial training & education.
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Thank you @BPoD_s for highlighting our work.
Microbiome-on-a-chip: a 3D miniature means to study the gut's good and bad microbes & their interactions
📷: Jeeyeon Lee, Nishanth Menon @CTLimLab @NUSingapore in Advanced Science @AdvPortfolio
➡️:bpod.org.uk/archive/2024/10/… with @AntDLewis
Due to numerous requests, we have extended our abstract submission deadline to 15 Aug 2024. All are welcome to submit!
ICBME is one of the major biomedical engineering conferences in Asia organised by the Biomedical Engineering Society, Singapore and NUS, and has a long esteemed history dating back to 1983. We are calling for abstracts. Check out our website and speakers: icbme2024.org/.
Honored to be finally admitted as a Fellow of the Royal Society. A unique part of the ceremony is signing the 362-year-old Charter Book, alongside renowned scientists like Newton, Darwin, and Churchill. This is thanks to my incredible team of students, postdocs and collaborators.
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Wonderful Plenary seminar this morning by Prof Lim! Thank you @CTLimLab for the inspiring talk and sharing valuable insights on the clinical translation of healthcare technologies!"
Thank you, Fumio, and the organizers at #MechanoBioKyoto for the invite. It was a fantastic symposium, learning new things and making new friends!
Chwee Teck Lim gave an overview of his achievement on mechanical control of collective cell migration using cutting-edge technologies of micro-fabrication. #MechanoBioKyoto
Thank you Straits Times for the article and extremely grateful, honored and humbled for this prestigious recognition by the Royal Society. 🙏 straitstimes.com/singapore/n…
ICBME is one of the major biomedical engineering conferences in Asia organised by the Biomedical Engineering Society, Singapore and NUS, and has a long esteemed history dating back to 1983. We are calling for abstracts. Check out our website and speakers: icbme2024.org/.
The ICBME 2024 Scientific Committee invites you to submit your abstract and be part of this exciting conference to showcase your work, engage with leading minds in the field, and contribute to the advancement of biomedical engineering. For more info: icbme2024.org/call-for-abstr….
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Check out a recent interview in which researchers (@CTLimLab @NUSingapore) behind a new "artificial gut" explain how their device will allow scientists to gain deeper insights into the biome that exists there—and how dysregulation can lead to disease.
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New study by @iHealthtechNUS shows that cancer cells which are resilient to physical stresses may multiply more rapidly to form secondary tumours. Targeting these cells could slow or stop the spread of cancer! #NUSResearch #CancerResearch #metastasis
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Meet the game-changing material - BiLiSC! 🦾 Developed by Prof Lim Chwee Teck (@CTLimLab) & Dr Chen Shuwen, this wonder material is super flexible, self-healing, ensuring robust conductivity and electronic circuitry 💥 #BiLiSC #Innovation
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