Speaker

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Andy Tay graduated from NUS with a First-Class Honors in Biomedical Engineering. He later headed to UCLA for his PhD studies. Andy next received his postdoctoral training at Stanford University before heading to Imperial College London as an 1851 Royal Commission Brunel Research Fellow. He is currently a Presidential Young Professor at NUS, leading a lab on immuno-engineering. Andy is listed in Forbes 30 Under 30 (US/Canada, Science), and is a World Economic Forum Young Scientist. He recently won the President’s Science and Technology Award - Young Scientist Award, the highest national accolade for researchers under 40 in Singapore.