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We are pleased to announce the Skin Research Webinar Series jointly organized by the Skin Research Society Singapore (SRSS) and the Skin Research Institute of Singapore (SRIS). Join us to learn more about what's happening in the local Skin Research Community.
CURRENT Session
Freda LIM, IHPC
Marco KLÄHN, IHPC
Anjaiah NALAPARAJU, IHPC
James CHAN, SRIS & SIFBI
24 March2021, 12 - 1pm
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Session 7: 28 April 2021, 12-1pm
Session 8: 26 May2021, 12-1pm |
Session 9: 23 June 2021, 12-1pm
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PAST Sessions
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Session 1:
Birgit Lane, SRIS "How keratins hold us together" 26 August 2020, 4 - 5pm More information & on-demand viewing |
Session 2:
Benjamin TEE, NUS "Electronic Skins - Why and How of Artificial Skin Sensors" 23 September 2020, 12 - 1pm More information on-demand viewing not available |
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Session 3:
Etienne WANG, NSC "Female Pattern Hair Loss and other challenges in the Hair Clinic" Thomas DAWSON, SRIS "What women want: Factors driving female hair perception" 28 October 2020, 12 - 1pm For more information & on-demand viewing |
Session 4:
Yik Weng YEW, NSC "A clinical perspective on atopic dermatitis" John Common, SRSS & SRIS "The pathogenesis of atopic dermatitis" 25 November 2020, 12 - 1pm For more information & on-demand viewing |
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Session 5:
Transdermal delivery Hong Liang TEY, NSC "Delivering clinical solutions through dermal delivery of therapeutic agents" Sierin LIM, NTU "Protein nanocages for delivery of active ingredients" 27 January 2021, 12 - 1pm More information & on-demand viewing |
A NEW SOCIETY FOR THE WHOLE SKIN RESEARCH COMMUNITY
The newly-formed Skin Research Society (Singapore)* is a not-for-profit professional society, established for the benefit of Singapore’s wide skin research community.
It aims to promote and advance knowledge and understanding of the sciences relating to skin health and disease, through education, advocacy and scholarly exchange of scientific information.
· The Society will promote and champion the pursuit of knowledge and high quality scientific research in skin health and disease in Singapore, and promote Singapore’s skin research internationally.
· The Society will promote the development of a culture of discovery, and to provide an independent forum for the exchange of scientific information relating to skin research.
· The Society aims to provide catalytic leadership to develop intellectual, strategic and financial support for skin-related scientific research.
· The Society will promote broad and responsible educational programmes for training future generations of skin researchers and clinicians, recruiting, nurturing, and mentoring the next generation of skin research scientists increasing understanding and shaping public policy.
*(ROS Registration T16SS0017G)