The Research Fellow will conduct independent and collaborative biomedical or medical research at Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine, including study design, experiments, data analysis, literature reviews, manuscript preparation and presentation of findings. Requirements typically include a PhD in biomedical science, medicine, life sciences or a related discipline, together with relevant research experience and strong technical knowledge. Candidates are expected to work responsibly in a multidisciplinary environment, maintain accurate research records, follow laboratory and ethical standards, publish in reputable journals and contribute to grant or project activities. Skills in statistical analysis, scientific writing and communication are valuable. Experience with cell biology, molecular biology, bioinformatics, clinical research or other role-specific methods may be preferred depending on the project.
Nanyang Technological University (NTU Singapore) is a major research-intensive university in Singapore, recognised internationally for work in engineering, science, technology, medicine, business, humanities and social sciences. Its Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine is established jointly with Imperial College London and focuses on medical education, clinical research and translational health science. NTU operates a diverse academic and research community, with extensive laboratories, modern campus facilities and collaborations involving hospitals, government agencies and industry. Research Fellows typically work within specialised research groups under the guidance of principal investigators, contributing to projects that may lead to publications, innovations and improved healthcare outcomes. The university offers a multicultural working environment and attracts researchers from across Asia and around the world.
Singapore is a compact, highly connected island city with strong opportunities in research, healthcare, biotechnology, education, technology and finance. The culture is multicultural, with Chinese, Malay, Indian and international influences, and English is widely used at work. Life is generally safe and convenient, supported by efficient public transport, modern healthcare, shopping centres and varied food options. Housing can be expensive, especially near the city centre, so newcomers often consider shared apartments or locations near MRT stations. Overseas researchers normally need an appropriate work pass, commonly an Employment Pass or an eligible research-related pass arranged with the institution; requirements and salary thresholds can change. NTU is located in the western part of Singapore and is served by buses and nearby MRT connections. Plan for humid weather, relocation costs, deposits and private medical coverage where applicable.
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