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ASTAR Singapore-Stanford Biodesign (SSB) Fellowship

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The ASTAR Singapore-Stanford Biodesign (SSB) Fellowship is a prestigious program designed to train the next generation of medical technology innovators. This immersive, one-year fellowship focuses on a structured, needs-driven innovation process, bringing together clinicians, engineers, and business professionals to identify unmet clinical needs and develop innovative solutions. The program emphasizes hands-on experience, interdisciplinary collaboration, and a deep understanding of healthcare systems in both Singapore and the United States. Fellows will gain expertise in medical device design, intellectual property, regulatory pathways, and commercialization strategies, preparing them to lead impactful ventures in the medtech sector. Target Audience: Clinicians, engineers, and business professionals with a strong interest in medical technology innovation and entrepreneurship. Applicants typically hold advanced degrees (e.g., MD, PhD, MBA) and possess relevant industry experience. Geographic Eligibility: Singapore and Stanford, USA. Fellows will spend time in both locations, gaining exposure to diverse healthcare ecosystems. Tangible Benefits: Full stipend covering living expenses, tuition fees, project funding, and access to world-class mentors, resources, and networks at A*STAR and Stanford University. The program provides a unique platform for fellows to develop their own medtech ventures or join leading companies in the field. Application Deadline: September 30, 2026 Program Duration: 1 year

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