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What does SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF BIOLOGY RESEARCH TRUST FUND do?

The Singapore Institute of Biology Research Trust Fund supports the advancement of biology through education, research funding, and information exchange. Your donation can help promote scientific discovery and improve the status of the profession in Singapore.

Founded

1989

People

jani tanzil, nicholas yap, goh pi lee beverly

Causes

Health & WellnessEducation

Highlights

  • Registered Charity
  • Established since 1989
  • Published yearly Annual Reports

Society Impact

  • Promotion of biological research and its applications, leading to advancements in various fields such as medicine, agriculture, environmental science, etc.
  • Improvement of education in biology through training programs for students and professionals, enhancing their skills and knowledge.
  • Elevation of the status of the biology profession by advocating for better working conditions, recognition, and opportunities for its members.
  • Facilitation of exchange of information among researchers, educators, and practitioners through conferences, workshops, publications, etc., fostering collaboration and innovation.
  • Dissemination of biological knowledge to the public and other professionals, raising awareness about its importance and applications in daily life.
  • Provision of grants and loans for education and research projects, supporting
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