Since its formal launch on 12 October 2004, BioSingapore’s key objectives have been to: act as a catalyst for stimulating and improving investment and scientific opportunities; generate business interest in the bioscience industry; represent the industry to a broad range of interested parties; pool the resources and expertise of the members to create a thriving business environment for the growth of the local bioscience industry; and complement initiatives by the Singaporean government aimed to develop the nation’s biomedical sciences industry.
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Address: Diagnostics Development (DxD) Hub.10 Biopolis Road, #03-01, Singapore 138670.
Tel.+65-67779165
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