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SNASforum 2026

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Integrating Basic Science into the Future of Health

* SNASforum 2026 - Integrating Basic Science into the Future of Health

An International Multidisciplinary Conference on Healthcare Innovations and Translational Medicine

7–10 December 2026
National University of Singapore, Faculty of Science

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Early Bird Registration Opens : 31 March 2026

Abstract Submission Opens : 31 March 2026

Abstract Submission Closes : 31 July 2026

Early Bird Registration Closes : 15 Aug 2026

Registration Closes : 30 Oct 2026

Poster Competition : 7-10 Dec 2026

Important dates

Registration Open
31 March 2026

Abstract Submission Opens
31 March 2026

Registration Closes
1 Dec 2026

Abstract Submission Closes
31 Oct 2026

Poster Competition
7-10 Dec 2026

Integrating Basic Science into the Future of Health

Advanced Materials for Healthcare
Applications and Technologies
(AMHAT)

X ³ Human and Planetary Health
(X ³HPH)

Stem Cells and Regenerative Therapy in Translational Medicine
(SCRTTM)

Advanced Materials for Healthcare Applications and Technologies (AMHAT)

Technical Sessions:

Biomaterials for Precision Nanomedicine & Diagnostics
Materials for Cancer Therapy & Immunotherapy
Materials for Tissue & Organ Regeneration
Materials for Neurodegenerative Diseases
Biomaterials for Antimicrobial & Antiviral Therapy
AI-Aided Biomaterials Development
Clinical Translation & Regulatory Challenges for Biomaterials
3D Printing in Healthcare: From Prototypes to Patient-Specific Solution

Prof B.V.R. Chowdari, Materials Research Society of Singapore (MRS-S)
Prof He Chaobin (NUS/MRS-S), Prof Li Jun (NUS/MRS-S)

X ³ Human and Planetary Health (X3HPH)

Technical Sessions:

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology X Human and Planetary Health
Synthetic Biology X Human and Planetary Health
Microbiology and Biotechnology X Human and Planetary Health
Innovate X Human and Planetary Health

Prof Yew Wen Shan, Singapore Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Singapore (SSBMS)
A/Prof Poh Cheuh Loo, Society for Synthetic Biology Singapore (SynBioSG);
A/Prof Justin Chu, Singapore Society for Microbiology and Biotechnology (SSMB)