The upcoming Global Young Scientists Summit (GYSS) at the National Technological University (NTU) is set to assemble some of the world's top scientific minds and Nobel laureates in Singapore next week together with 300 young scientists and researchers from across the globe.
The five-day program will feature the likes of Nobel prize winner and renowned virologist Professor Harald zur Hausen, Turing Award winner Professor Andrew Yao and many more brainiacs to discuss about key areas in science, research and technology innovation.
Members of the public are welcome to attend the series of public dialogues, panel discussions and lectures held across the various institutions across the country including National University of Singapore, Singapore Management University, Science Centre Singapore and the National Library.
More details available on the GYSS 2015 website.
Photo: Chase Elliott Clark via Flickr
The upcoming Global Young Scientists Summit (GYSS) at the National Technological University (NTU) is set to assemble some of the world's top scientific minds and Nobel laureates in Singapore next week together with 300 young scientists and researchers from across the globe.
The five-day program will feature the likes of Nobel prize winner and renowned virologist Professor Harald zur Hausen, Turing Award winner Professor Andrew Yao and many more brainiacs to discuss about key areas in science, research and technology innovation.
Members of the public are welcome to attend the series of public dialogues, panel discussions and lectures held across the various institutions across the country including National University of Singapore, Singapore Management University, Science Centre Singapore and the National Library.
More details available on the GYSS 2015 website.
Photo: Chase Elliott Clark via Flickr