The Biomedical Institute for Global Health Research and Technology (BIGHEART) at the National University of Singapore seeks passionate and self-motivated candidates for multiple faculty positions (assistant, associate, or full professor) working on innovative healthcare technology.
BIGHEART facilitates collaborative and interdisciplinary research to address the technical barriers preventing distributed healthcare solutions. We cultivate critical insights into global healthcare obstacles in an effective environment for both fundamental scientific inquiry and practical implementation of solutions at the interface of chemistry, biology, physics, engineering, and medicine. Through educational outreach and innovative technology development, BIGHEART researchers establish a deep and systematic understanding of physiological conditions, environmental constraints, and subsequent roles for novel and highly integrated biotechnology (BT), nanotechnology (NT), and information technology (IT) in a range of global health settings.
The successful candidate would be expected to lead a research group within a collaborative interdisciplinary environment. The appointment would start as soon as possible. Candidates are required to have a MD, PhD, or MD/PhD and a strong publication and invention record. Demonstrated excellence in teaching and research is desired with experience in working at the frontier of biomedical science and technology. Candidates should also have the capacity to lead research and have potential for significant contributions to BIGHEART and wider global healthcare. Candidates are expected to be self-motivated and collaborative with effective communication skills. Ability to work independently to design, execute, and interpret experimental data is required.
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