MEDICAL

GRAND
CHALLENGE
FINALE NIGHT 2020
28 August 2020 (Friday)
4.40pm - 8.30pm
Zoom Webinar

Organised by: Kindly supported by:

 INNOVATION IS THE ABILITY
TO SEE CHANGE AS AN
OPPORTUNITY - NOT A THREAT.

STEVE JOBS

CONTENTS
03 FOREWORD 10 OUR TEAMS
Co-Presidents of MGC 2020 Open Category

04 INTRODUCTION 22 OUR JUDGES

Overview of MGC 2020

08 PROGRAMME 23 INTERNATIONAL TEAMS

Finale Night 2020

10 OUR TEAMS 24 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Nascent Category
 FOREWORD
GRAND FINALE NIGHT 2019
NG MIN HUI AND TOH YOU RU, CO-PRESIDENTS OF MGC 2020
A very good evening to everyone.
This year, our teams faced an additional layer of
obstacles due to the current pandemic, and have
had to adapt to an online version of MGC.
Despite this, all of them have put in significant
effort over the past nine months to bring their
projects to fruition. We are very heartened by
their commitment to take a step forward in
medical innovation, and to explore a different
side of Medicine.
Although we are holding the Finale Night online
for the first time this year, we have received a
tremendous amount of support from all of you.
For that, we are deeply grateful.
We would also like to express our gratitude to the
Tan Ean Kiam foundation, who will be sponsoring
our prizes for our Nascent category teams.
Tonight, we have also invited a number of
wonderful guests from the Korea University,
National University of Ireland, Galway, and the
University of Utah to share their stellar projects
with us.
We are very honored to partner with them this
year, and we look forward to learning more about
their projects.
To all, do keep your eyes and ears open for the
teams’ presentations, and we hope all of you will
have a fruitful evening!
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 NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
OF SINGAPORE
MEDICAL
GRAND
2019 CHALLENGE
The Medical Grand Challenge
(MGC) is a student‐led medical
innovation programme-cum-
competition organised by the
Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine
(NUS Medicine).
Each year, teams of like-minded
individuals - from various
faculties - come together to
identify and address an unmet
healthcare need. Along the way,
MGC conducts a series of
workshops and evaluations,
which aim to provide
2018 participating teams with
opportunities to learn from
industry experts and improve
upon their products. The year-
long competition culminates in a
grand Finale Night, where
selected teams present their
projects and are evaluated -
based on market strategy,
creativity, design quality and
healthcare impact - by an
esteemed panel of judges.
Since its inception in 2017, MGC
has seen more than 50 teams
develop their innovative
solutions and vie for the top
prizes during Finale Night.
2017
As MGC enters its 4th cycle in
2020, there have several
additions and revisions made to
the competition. This year, MGC
introduced the Tech Mentor
Programme. Under this new
initiative, teams can explore a
specific idea introduced by
established startups or medical
professionals, and receive
valuable guidance from them
throughout the competition
journey and beyond.
Regrettably, the disruptions
resulting from the COVID-19
pandemic has brought new
challenges to participating
teams. Furthermore, it
necessitated a relocation of MGC
events (including Finale Night)
online. Amidst the various
changes brought about by the
epidemiological situation, the
role of medical innovation in
today's world has become
evermore pertinent and
important. Looking forward, MGC
will continue to serve as a
platform for budding innovators
to develop and share their
potentially impactful ideas.
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 OUR AIMS

We hope to nurture the following attributes (6 ‘C’s) in

our participants:

1. Curiosity – to question things and not accept

current limitations
2. Creativity – to look beyond and find new solutions
3. Compassion – to care about issues affecting
human health and well‐being
4. Collegiality – to be able to work in teams to
achieve more
5. Collaboration – to find value in working with
people from different disciplines and backgrounds
2019 6. Commercial Intelligence – to be entrepreneurial
and understand what works in the marketplace

OUR PAST WINNERS

MGC 2017
1st Hipportable - a transportable belt that allows
caregivers to lift and transport elderly with disabilities

2nd PDSafe - a method to reduce infections in peritoneal

dialysis patients by allowing contactless sterilisation

3rd FootSense - an affordable, portable, home-based foot

temperature monitoring system to detect foot ulcers

MGC 2018

1st Paper Breath - a test strip used in early detection of

diabetic ketoacidosis
2018
2nd AnyWear - a quick and efficient way to convert
garments into patient wear

3rd Slide-Easy - a sliding board attached to a wheelchair for

easy transfer of patients between wheelchairs and beds

MGC 2019
1st Kenn - a modular hand splint with multiple functions to
address weakened grip strength and finger dexterity

2nd Project 21 - a wearable hardware tool to assess elderly

early for fall risks and identify them for intervention

3rd PI Probe - a non-invasive, portable probe for early

detection of pressure ulcers

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2017
MEDICAL GRAND CHALLENGE 2020

OUTLINE
In 2020, the Medical Grand Challenge organised a total of six workshops for our participating teams.
Unfortunately, due to the COVID-19 situation, all workshops since Workshop 2 were moved online, and
planned excursions for participants were postponed indefinitely. Despite the unforeseen circumstances,
MGC explored the use of video-conferencing platforms to facilitate insightful discussions on various
topics regarding medical innovation.

WORKSHOP 1: SPARKING IDEAS

An introductory workshop for interested students to learn about medical innovation,
with sharings on idea generation, product design and intellectual property rights, and a
Fireside Chat on the topic "Getting Medical Products to Market in the New Decade".
Members of the public were invited.

WORKSHOP 2: STARBURST
An online workshop which introduced the Business Model Canvas (BMC) as a useful
framework for participating teams to improve on their ideas.

WORKSHOP 3: INTERSTELLAR - DRIVING

ADOPTION IN HEALTH INNOVATION

Our first online webinar, featuring a Fireside Chat on the topic "Change management for
health innovation: operationalising validated medical solutions and achieving
stakeholder buy-in". Members of the public were invited.

WORKSHOP 4: MAKINGS OF AN EFFECTIVE HEALTH

TECHNOLOGY PITCH

Our second online webinar, with a panel discussion on how to pitch effectively, and
demonstrations by invited startups. Members of the public were invited.

WORKSHOPS 5 AND 6: MOCK ORAL PITCH AND Q&A

Participating teams presented their projects to MGC advisors and practised answering
questions in preparation for Finale Night.

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MEDICAL GRAND CHALLENGE 2020

OUTLINE

WORKSHOP 1

WORKSHOP 3

WORKSHOP 4
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PROGRAMME

1600 - 1640 ONLINE REGISTRATION

Virtual tour of team projects

1640 - 1650 WELCOME ADDRESS

Professor Chong Yap Seng
Lien Ying Chow Professor in Medicine
Dean, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine (NUS)

1650 - 1700 INTRODUCTION TO MGC

Ms Toh You Ru and Ms Ng Min Hui
Co-Presidents of Medical Grand Challenge 2020

1700 - 1710 OPENING ADDRESS BY GOH

Mr Tan Keng Soon
Chairman, Tan Ean Kiam Foundation

1710 - 1850 Q&A BY SHORTLISTED TEAMS

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PROGRAMME

1850 - 1900 BRIEFING ON VOTING

1900 - 2000 PRESENTATION BY

INTERNATIONAL TEAMS
Korea University College of Medicine
School of Medicine at the National University of Ireland, Galway
University of Utah School of Medicine

2000 - 2010 JUDGING REMARKS

2010 - 2030 PRIZE PRESENTATION

2030 END OF FINALE NIGHT 2020

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OUR TEAMS
NASCENT CATEGORY
[teams with self-initiated new ideas]

OPEN CATEGORY
[teams with partially- or fully-developed ideas, and/or are under the Tech Mentor Programme]

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OUR TEAMS
NASCENT CATEGORY

TEAM 1072
SIMPLYPUSH
YEO ZHEN HAO, ELGENE JEROME TEO SZE YONG
NG SONG PENG, MATTHEW GUO KAITING

Our group, SimplyPush aims to tackle the issue of improper

positioning of wheelchair handles. Clinical studies show that
improper wheelchair handle height can cause back pain and
shoulder pain in users. Hence, we have come up with an
innovative product that resolves this issue. Our wheelchair
handle attachment can be fitted onto any wheelchair and can
accommodate a wide range of heights. We hope that through
our product, we can help healthcare professionals and
caretakers push wheelchairs with more ease.

TEAM 1074
SANCTUM
MATTHEW CHEW SHENG JUN RYAN GABRIEL TAN
CHUA YUN DA TAN LI NING, NICOLE
RYAN TIAN LEONG SHI YING VICTORIA
DANIEL CHEW SHENG JIN GABRIEL TAN KAI YANG

Sanctum is a new reusable mask developed over a few months

of prototyping and testing. We’ve taken a different approach -
using readily available materials to create an effective but
affordable mask. Pain points cited on comfort, price and
accessibility are addressed in Sanctum, to ensure comfortable
masks are available to all during the pandemic.

From its inception, Sanctum has been actively reaching out to

the elderly population. We’ve received generous support from
organizations to sponsor and distribute the product. We have
successfully distributed over 3,000 masks, with more
interested parties on the horizon.

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OUR TEAMS
NASCENT CATEGORY

TEAM 1075
SIMPILLY
CHAN JIA JING EDMOND TAN TEE MENG
HO CHENG EN THAM JIT
TAY PENG MIANG

Ever had difficulties remembering when to take your

medications, or where you left them? Now imagine being
blind, and these struggles suddenly get exponentially harder
to resolve. Yet, this is a reality for many in the visually impaired
community. With no suitable product available in the market,
one often resorts to rudimentary methods in remembering
their medications. Simpilly aims to fill this gap, tapping on
technology to develop a systematic approach to medications.
Ultimately, our goal is to enable the visually impaired safe and
independent medication practices, and to make what is
already a difficult life, just a little simpler.

TEAM 1076
INDISPENSABLE
CHEONG JIA YANG, ALEX JEFFREY NG YIN JET
ONG HOW TING CHEN LIANGYAN

We are Indispensable, a team looking to tackle medication

non-compliance amongst patients with chronic diseases. Our
product, consisting of a scanner and a cloud database, aims to
integrate seamlessly into the existing healthcare system.
These will be used to keep track of patient’s medication and
dosage timings, and provide the necessary alerts to both
patients and doctors.

Our system is designed to be flexible and tailored to up-and-

coming healthcare trends such as telemedicine, while
remaining ergonomic and easy to use. Eventually, we envision
Indispensable to become a home-based hub improving
remote communication between doctors and patients.

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OUR TEAMS
NASCENT CATEGORY

TEAM 1081
GOOD PUPILS
CLARISSE HING WEI YEN HAN XING YI
LEE YEN THENG CHUA SHAE-LINN

Childhood myopia is a prevalent problem, with rates rising

exponentially in Singapore and globally. Its rapid progression
predisposes to severe ocular pathologies, including macular
degeneration and even blindness. We've innovated a wearable
anti-myopia device for children, which prevents myopia onset
and progression. Its multi-functional sensors monitor myopia-
contributing factors while initiating corrective behaviors. Data
then syncs and integrates within a user-friendly app interface,
which gamifies good eye habits. The app both allows parental
guidance and positive reinforcements, to inspire life-long
change. To ensure globalised generational changes, our
business plan emphasizes financial Good Pupils' sustainability
and scalability.

TEAM 1082
APTNEA
TAN TUAN HAO ALVIN TAY ZHI JIANG
CLARISSE HING WEI YEN ELDRED SNG HUI YEONG
CHIA JI HONG AUGUSTINE JOSHUA SEETOH DEWEI

Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) affects 1 in 3 Singaporeans. It

deprives them of oxygen and rest during sleep, leading to long-
term cardiovascular and neurological consequences. Pediatric
patients often lack well-fitted comfortable CPAP masks for
treatment. We aim to develop a sustainable and individualised
mask package for a perfectly fitted solution.

We have altered the current treatment model, after carefully

analysing its logistical and medical shortcomings. Our
innovative new system addresses the unmet needs of all, from
patients to care providers. Moreover, by leveraging on current
technology and medical research, our system enables effective
and well-informed clinical decisions.

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OUR TEAMS
NASCENT CATEGORY

TEAM 1083
MEMORY BOX
SOO MUN PENG, JOYCELYN KOH ZHENG QIANG SHAWN
YAP QI ROU PENG WEIXING
SHERRY SEAH HWEE LING SHI HUI LING
NEIL GUPTA GABRIEL TAY

Team 1083 comprises of 3 medical students and 6 student

developers from NUS, NTU and SMU. We have launched a
mobile application named “Memory Box” for people living
with memory difficulties and dementia. Created with advice
from staff and doctors, we conducted pilot trials on volunteers
both face-to-face and via video call. Our goal: To aid users in
recalling and retaining information through “memory boxes”
created. Our vision: To personalise our tool to users and help
them retain their identity. Do look out for our team during
Finale Night as we promise to bring you on a journey!

TEAM 1100
ELDERLIFT
NG JING CHUN BENJAMIN CHEW
CHUNG RAY ERN ONG XING XIANG
CHAN YAN ZHI

Sarcopenia - loss of muscle especially in elderly - leads to

complications like falls and life-threatening fractures. With the
greying population, it is an increasingly worrying condition in
Singapore. Unfortunately, there is a lack of awareness and
motivation among young-and-old Singaporeans alike to
engage in weight-bearing exercise. ElderLift app changes that.
The user simply attaches his phone onto our partner gyms’
and fitness corners’ machines, and starts exercising. Our
algorithm analyses data from his phone’s in-built
accelerometer to convert his workout into rewards. Coupled
with workout analysis, progress-tracking and in-app
interaction with peers, ElderLift increases intrinsic and
extrinsic motivation for weight-bearing exercises.

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OUR TEAMS
NASCENT CATEGORY

TEAM 1107
PROJECT EVE
CHRYSTIE QUEK WAN NING JOVEN WONG HOE MUN
SONG TAE YOON VEDANT SANDHU
LIN CHAOYU

Paving the way forth for a generation of thoughtful and

Patient-friendly Drug Delivery systems! Throughout the years,
drug delivery systems have been entirely function driven and
utilitarian, designed not to inflict pain but to quell it. So why is
it that of the various methods around, we find ourselves so
hard pressed to pick the best one?

EVE is a patient centric, painless, compact, financially and

environmentally sustainable drug delivery system, built on the
backbone of Mechanical Movement, Fluid Dynamics, Bio and
pharmacokinetic processes with a helping hand from long
underrated microneedle technology. We promise you’ll love
this.

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OUR TEAMS
OPEN CATEGORY

TEAM 1114
CONTAGION
SHAREN D/O ASIF RACHEL TAN YU JIE
CHERYL CHUA WAN XUAN TRAN LINH CHI

Our team aspires to raise awareness and inculcate future

generations with the necessary knowledge to react in a
situation of disease outbreaks. And so, we have designed
Contagion! Contagion is an educational, strategy-based card
game, revolving around infectious diseases. This game aims to
strengthen the public’s comprehension and bridge gaps that
have surfaced in the lack of public education on infectious
diseases. We focus on educating youths with knowledge about
different types of infectious disease as well as prevention
techniques; so as to better prepare themselves for such a
situation. With Contagion, we make learning infectious
diseases fun and simplified!

TEAM 1115
TELEHEALTHHEROES
L KRISHAA LIM KIA TENG
PURAVI PANDA  FAITH HOW YUAN XIN
LINDY QUEK

19,000 patients in Singapore are diagnosed with diabetes

yearly, with more than one third found to be noncompliant.
The complications of chronic diseases have also been
debilitating – from 1990 to 2017, a stark increase of 46.2% in
the number of Disease Associated Life Years merely attributed
to diabetes mellitus and chronic kidney diseases alone was
observed. To provide holistic and consistent care for chronic
disease patients beyond the clinic, our mobile application,
myHealth, facilitates efficient collaborations between different
healthcare providers. With just one tap, effective tracking of
patients’ vitals, medications and healthcare habits engenders
competent chronic disease management.

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OUR TEAMS
OPEN CATEGORY

TEAM 1116
PROJECT M
GABRIEL ONG FENG SHENG SARANYA
TEY YING QI LEE CHENG LENG
SHAUN ANG CHARLENE GOH

Why Project M? The M stands for Migrant workers, Mental

health and Mindfulness. These are 3 key aspects our project is
committed to work on. The COVID-19 pandemic has been
disproportionately affecting the migrant worker community in
Singapore. We empathize deeply with their plight and decided
to embark on this project to make a positive impact, however
small, on their lives. Inspired by the many NGOs we’ve
collaborated with, “Our Brothers, Our People’’ became our
motto. We strive to improve the mental and physical well-
being of our migrant brothers and hope to bridge the gap
between them and Singaporeans.

TEAM 1117
MED SCIENTISTS
LIM YAP KAI LIM JOON WEI
CHIA JIA-XI, KYMIE LOW KYE WERN, CHELSEA
CHEW HOA SHEN HEUNG JUN JIE, ETHAN
MUHAMMAD NIAAZ WAHAB

Drastic lifestyle changes are becoming more commonplace in

view of COVID-19, speeding up the inevitable to get us to
embrace technology more readily. Stuck in our homes, this is
not more applicable than in Virtual Reality, in the realm of
gaming or construction. One overlooked demographic in our
society is the elderly. Often quickly shunned as technology
illiterate, tech has been focused on the young and savvy, and
have yet to cater to the elderlies completely. We at Med
Scientists are trying to fix that - to make rehabilitation
technology more accessible to elderly and their needs.

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OUR TEAMS
OPEN CATEGORY

TEAM 1118
CALL THE SHOTS
TEO SHUO LING GOH WEI SOONG GORDON
LEE WEI LIANG RANDAL

Call The Shots was created by medical students amidst the

COVID-19 pandemic, where much hope has been placed on
vaccinations as a golden bullet for many diseases. We aim to
raise general awareness about vaccinations in the National
Adult Immunisation Scheme (NAIS), counter vaccine
misinformation, and boost vaccine uptake rates.  We plan to
market an interactive digital platform that: 1) Quizzes user’s
understanding on vaccines; 2) Provides infographic materials
covering gaps in essential vaccine knowledge; 3) Hosts a Q&A
forum, answered by local doctors, to address queries; 4)
Recommends other veritable sources on vaccines and health
issues.

TEAM 1119
ARMAS: FABRIC-BASED
EXOSKELETON SUIT FOR NURSES

LYDIA CHONG CHING YEE RUSTAM SHARIQ MUJTABA

LIN JING WEN CHRISTOPHER MARK KUEK

ARMAS Robotics is a start-up that aims to develop healthcare

solutions for Nurses. With many nursing professionals getting
musculoskeletal injuries from their strenuous work, ARMAS’
soft fabric-based powered exoskeleton is able to intervene by
preventing workplace injuries and lightening heavy load.  The
suit will be marketed towards hospitals and nursing homes,
where nurses are more inclined to long-term care and more
strenuous engagement with patients. The MGC ARMAS Team
has conducted clinically-relevant market research to further
refine the exoskeleton design to suit clinical work.

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OUR TEAMS
OPEN CATEGORY

TEAM 1120
KIMIA
JOELLE TAN HWEE INN TEO WEI LING RACHEL
AINSLEY RYAN LEE YAN BIN

Our product, KIMIA Rehab Kit, is used by clinicians to monitor

progress of patients undergoing MSD-related surgeries and
deliver quality care. We combine advanced sensor technology
with intuitive software platforms to track, coach and monitor
the patient during the entire continuum of care (pre-operative,
intra-operative and post-operative). The platform eases
patient-clinician interaction and provides comprehensive and
actionable recovery information. This makes recovery faster by
improving patient compliance and clinician productivity, as
well as reducing the cost for the care-providers. Besides,
patients experience evidence-based recovery from the comfort
of their home, which is fun and effective!

TEAM 1121
PROJECT ALTHERAPY

HO YI JIE KAYE TAN KAI YI

JOHN TAN WEN YU PHAM TRUNG VIET

Alternative therapies like TCM and acupuncture are

surrounded by a shroud of mystery. Our product aims to clear
this shroud. We have created a digital platform for users to
pose questions to healthcare professionals, with a focus on
alternative therapies. It also features an evidence-based
database of articles about various alternative therapies. By
bridging healthcare providers and patients, while raising
awareness of and legitimizing the alternative medicine scene,
we can make alternative therapy safer yet more accessible.
Alternative therapies must be better integrated with
conventional medicine, empowering both users and
healthcare providers to choose the best options for optimal
outcomes.

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OUR TEAMS
OPEN CATEGORY

TEAM 1122
LADYBUG: WOMEN'S HEALTH
DIGITAL COMMUNITY
GAN MING YING GAN MING YI
TEO CHONG BOON GWYNETH CALISTA CHEOK

Women have unique health problems that should be

addressed holistically. Regardless of age, women are likely to
have questions regarding their health. Despite the Internet
being the most popular means through which women seek
answers to health-related questions, there is a lack of online
platforms providing reliable and personalised information for
women who need it.

LadyBug is a physician-moderated medical Q&A platform,

where women can ask women’s health-related questions, and
have them answered by accredited doctors for free. Our vision
is to empower women, through enabling them to take
ownership of their heath.

Let us know, what’s bugging you?

TEAM 1123
FOOT+
LIN HONG YI WONG CHLOE
TEO YAO NENG ISAIAH KOH MING YEW
TRINA PRISCILLA NG FRISCILIA SULTAN
YANG YUZE

We are a team of students from the NUS faculties of

Computing, Business, Engineering, and Medicine. With the
belief in the importance of preventive care to reduce the
incidence of diabetic foot ulcers, we have spent the past few
months finding the best way to come up with a suitable home
monitoring system for diabetics. Our screening modalities
include the use of a low-cost pressure-sensing mat, and an
application equipped with step-counting functionalities. With
this information, patients are empowered to better manage
their condition, and care teams will be able to telemonitor the
patient’s feet health.
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OUR TEAMS
OPEN CATEGORY

TEAM 1125
.DOC
VASUNDHARA KANDARPA GAUTHAMA SIDDARTH
REVVAND RAJESH ANIRUDH SHRINIVASON

We at .doc aim to enable a strong, bonded network of doctors

from various specialities across the country who collaborate
using the AskDr platform to become better learners and
practitioners. We envision to create a safe and secure platform
for doctors to have closed discussions about anonymised
patient cases and approaches to patient management and
revolutionise continuing medical education for our healthcare
professionals. MGC has been an eye-opening journey thus far.
It has allowed us to get involved in health promotion while
gaining exposure to new topics like marketing strategies and
design thinking. We find it very enjoyable yet challenging!

TEAM 1126
FIT.R
CLARE CHEONG WEI ZHEN JACKIE SIM
WYMANN TANG RACHEL GOON HUI ZHEN
NATHANIEL LIEW HAZEL SOH PEI LIN

Fact or fiction: The biggest guy in the gym has the most
reliable facts about fitness.
Fact or fiction: It is best to consult your physician before
starting on any exercise program.
We believe in the second statement.

Hello! We hope to make AskDr the platform where different

communities meet to get questions on fitness answered by
reliable healthcare / fitness professionals. We noticed a trend
of misinformation or lack of information with regards to
fitness, and we hope to harness the bridging power of AskDr to
bring reputable and reliable medical knowledge from health /
fitness professionals to the layman.

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OUR JUDGES

PROFESSOR LAWRENCE HO
Director, NUHS Centre for Innovation in Healthcare

MR JON SUGIHARA
Product Director, BCG Digital Ventures

PROFESSOR AUDREY CHIA

Assoc. Prof., NUS Business School
Joint Assoc. Prof., Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine

MR SANDEEP MAKHIJANI
Watson Health Leader, Asia Pacific, IBM

MR ADRIAN CHUA
Vice President, Open Lab, ST Engineering Innosparks

MR SHIKHARESH DAS
Managing Director, Ontogenix Pte Ltd

PROFESSOR TAN SZE WEE
Assistant Chief Executive (Enterprise), A*STAR

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INTERNATIONAL TEAMS
KOREA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF
MEDICINE
REPUBLIC OF KOREA

CLARE CHEONG WEI ZHEN JACKIE SIM

WYMANN TANG RACHEL GOON HUI ZHEN
NATHANIEL LIEW HAZEL SOH PEI LIN

Fact or fiction: The biggest guy in the gym has the most
reliable facts about fitness.

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AT THE

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF
IRELAND, GALWAY
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND

CLARE CHEONG WEI ZHEN JACKIE SIM

WYMANN TANG RACHEL GOON HUI ZHEN
NATHANIEL LIEW HAZEL SOH PEI LIN

Fact or fiction: It is best to consult your physician before

starting on any exercise program.
We believe in the second statement.

UNIVERSITY OF UTAH, SCHOOL OF

MEDICINE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

CLARE CHEONG WEI ZHEN JACKIE SIM

WYMANN TANG RACHEL GOON HUI ZHEN
NATHANIEL LIEW HAZEL SOH PEI LIN

Fact or fiction: It is best to consult your physician before

starting on any exercise program.
We believe in the second statement.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GUEST-OF-HONOUR

MR TAN KENG SOON

Chairman, Tan Ean Kiam Foundation

ADVISORS

PROFESSOR CHONG YAP SENG

Lien Ying Chow Professor in Medicine

Dean, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore

ASSOC. PROF. TAN SHYONG WEI, KEVIN

Vice-Dean (Graduate Studies),

Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore

PROFESSOR IGNATIUS JOSEPH RASIAH

Professor (Practice), Institute for Engineering Leadership (IEL) in the

Faculty of Engineering, National University of Singapore

Advisor, Centre for Innovation in Healthcare (CIH)

PROFESSOR DEAN HO
Provost’s Chair Professor, National University of Singapore

Director, The N.1 Institute for Health

DR DUJEEPA D SAMARASEKERA
Director, Centre for Medical Education,

Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore

DR DINESH VISVA GUNASEKERAN

Clinican Scientist, Singapore General Hospital

Faculty Advisor (Medical Innovation), National University of Singapore

DR ANAND BHOJAN
Senior Lecturer, School of Computing, National University of Singapore

FINALE NIGHT JUDGES

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CENTRE FOR MEDICAL EDUCATION

MS LEE SU MEI
Senior Associate Director

MS LOO CHOY HONG EMILY

Manager

STUDENT ORGANISING COMMITTEE

CO-PRESIDENTS NG MIN HUI

TOH YOU RU

PROGRAMMES, DARREN LEONG

OPERATIONS & ONG HUI JUAN
LOGISTICS REGINA NG
NG MIN HUI
CHRISTINE KOH
SABRINA TSANG

COMPETITION & ANG YI-IAN

JUDGING LEE YHU FHEI
LEE YUN ZE

OUTREACH NG DE RONG TONY

SHIVARAM S/O KUMAR
TOH YOU RU
CHARLENE ONG

RESEARCH SHIVARAM S/O KUMAR

ONG HUI JUAN
NG DE RONG TONY

OUR SENIORS FROM MGC 2019

INTERNATIONAL TEAMS
PARTICIPATING TEAMS, MENTORS
AND TECH MENTORS

. . . A N D E V E R Y O N E W H O H A S H E L P E D U S A L O N G T H E W A Y

I N O N E W A Y O R A N O T H E R

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GRAND
CHALLENGE
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