Clinical Associate Professor Anna CS Tan is a Senior Consultant Ophthalmologist at the
Singapore National Eye Center and an Clinical Associate Professor at Duke NUS, who is an avid researcher and has authored a total of 68 peer reviewed articles, 4 editorials and 5 book chapters. She has represented SNEC at many local and international conferences with various poster and oral presentations. Her fellowship experience in both Germany and the USA, has allowed her to cultivate interests in multi-modal ocular imaging systems and their potential for use and application in clinical practice. Since returning from her fellowship in 2016, she has been an invited speaker to multiple international and regional conferences. In addition, she has become influential in various diagnostic and pharmaceutical companies as a key opinion leader for Zeiss, sits on advisory boards for Novartis, Bayer and Roche She has received competitive multiple grants to further her research interests including the Khoo Clinical Scholarship Award aimed at developing research among clinicians, the Academic Clinical Program Grant for Clinician Scientists Khoo Clinical Scholarship, Academic National Medical Council Research Scholarship to pursue her PhD in Clinical Sciences. She is also won awards such as Catalyst award in both 2020 and 2021, US National Academy of Medicines Healthy Longevity Global Competition, the Singhealth “Publish” Award and also gain a spot in the Interstellar initiative, where her team won best team in 2021. Her subspecialty research interests include age-related macular degeneration, ocular imaging, low vision, visual rehabilitation, ageing and digital technology.