Biomedical Sciences Research Focus
Through its research units, the Biomedical Research Council (BMRC) continues to build up considerable strength in six key research areas, namely: molecular, cellular and developmental biology; cancer genetics; stem cells and regenerative medicine; Immunology and infectious disease; metabolic medicine and biomedical engineering.
The BMRC research units have also established a number of internationally-competitive technological platforms which help scientists to advance their research. The core technological platforms include genomics and proteomics, structural biology, bioinformatics and bioimaging.
These research activities enable BMRC to:
- Establish a firm foundation of basic biomedical research capabilities
- Translate basic discoveries in the lab into clinical applications to improve human healthcare
- Create new scientific opportunities and discoveries through the intersection of biomedical and physical sciences & engineering, in order to tackle increasingly complex problems in the world
- Develop cutting-edge technologies to support and advance biomedical science research
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Last Updated on 20 June 2012