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BioMedETC 2017 - R3volution Beyond Science
By popular request and financial support from our sponsors, BioMedETC Revolution 2017 will be made more affordable and accessible to all postgraduates and science enthusiasts. BioMedETC will offer unique content in trans-disciplinary science and this time, guest speaker will share their insights revolving around the core theme this year - Revolution. There will also be training on science communication via rapid fire evaluation.
For more information, visit our main BioMedETC website at http://biomedkl.wix.com/biomedetc2017!
Also, visit us at http://biomedetc2017.peatix.com to RSVP for the event. See you there!
History of BioMedETC:
BioMedETC – Biomedical Science in Entrepreneurship, Technology and Commercialisation is BioMedKL’s flagship event. Aiming to offer beyond “conventional scientific event”, BioMedETC offers training on critical communication & collaboration skills, new thought process for problem solving and know-how in commercialisation for science discoveries. BioMedKL believes these are skills and learning opportunities that do not fall under normal academic syllabus.
Hence, this event is dubbed the acronym ETC which also means “et cetera” or “and other things“ biomedical science researchers should know. We have and will continue to gather experts in communication, ideation and commercialisation to come forth and speak to biomedical scientist who are keen in learning new skills, networking with other scientist and wanting to make a science breakthrough.
Stay tuned for more updates on the upcoming BioMedETC 2017. In the meantime, do check out our promo video of BioMedETC 2015 and brief recaps of our first two BioMedETCs!
Here's a brief recap on our BioMedETC 2015 & 2016!
Do check our blog and Facebook page (icon links below) for our archives!
 2016 Forum - Dr Kenny TeoBusting Myths about Science, Patent & Grant - together with Mohan Krishna, CEO of AETAS |  2016 Expert Talk - Dr SusanneDiscover opportunities to study abroad and scholarships available at most prestigious universities on European Union. |  2016 Forum - Mohan KrishnaBusting Myths about Science, Patent & Grant - together with Dr Kenny Teoh, Head of UPM Univ. Industry Liaison |
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 2016 Scientist - AP Dr BimoSharing his experience in building his own start-up, from an academician’s point of view. |  2016 Expert Talk - Zaf NoordinPitch Perfect - Hands on pitching experience with immediate, genuine feedback by Lean Startup incubator experts. |  2016 Expert Talk - Dr RenardScience for Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) - Align your research to United Nations SDGs, making it globally relevant. |
 Insights from ExpertsWe gather subject experts in Entrepreneurship, Technology and Commercialisation. |  From Ideas to ProductWe encourage you to communicate your biggest ideas and receive expert's feedback. |  Design Thinking for ScienceWe discuss and aim to solve some of the world's most pressing issues using science and design thinking ideation process. |
 2015 Speaker - Dr NormiDuring BioMedETC, she shared insights on the challenges of science communication and current YSN-ASM efforts to address these challenges. |  2015 Speaker - Mohan KrishnaDuring BioMedETC, he spoke about the reality of intellectual property and dismissed misconceptions surrounding this topic. |  2015 Speaker - Suriya LiewDuring BioMedETC, she shares her techniques in managing expectations, developing inner peace and finding true happiness through fulfilling relationship in life. |
 2015 Tech Expert - Prof HoAs an expert in rubber latex chemistry, he shared interesting facts about rubber glove manufacturing and how innovation in science has changed this industry. |  2015 Tech Expert - Dr WongAs head of a pharmaceutical research centre, he shared one of his upcoming commercialisation project for microwave as an alternative skin permeation enhancer for transdermal drug delivery. |  2015 Tech Expert - Dr MichaelSpeaking from experience, he enlightened participants about entrepreneurial academician, how the research-industry relationship has evolved in Malaysia over the past decade, and how academic entrepreneurial activities can culminate in commercialisation with the current Malaysian academic environment. |