π«±π½βπ«²πΌ Collaborations
Partnerships beyond boundaries, shaping the future of science
Partner Categories
Types of collaborations across our network
Local
National University Hospital
HTX β Home Team Science and Technology Agency
Singapore National Eye Centre (SNEC) β SingHealth
Health Promotion Board (HPB)
TUMCREATE β TUM Campus Singapore
A*STAR β Agency for Science, Technology and Research
National Neuroscience Institute (NNI) β SingHealth
Ministry of Education (MOE), Singapore
MOH Office for Healthcare Transformation (MOHT)
International
Emory University (USA)
Kyushu University (Japan)
Technical University of Munich β TUM (Germany)
EskiΕehir Osmangazi University (Turkey)
Stanford Medicine, Stanford University (USA)
University of South-Eastern Norway (USN)
UniversitΓ© de Lyon (France)
CIE β International Commission on Illumination
Support
NRF Singapore β National Research Foundation
NUHS β National University Health System
SERI β Singapore Eye Research Institute
NMRC β National Medical Research Council, Singapore
Santen β Santen Asia (Ophthalmology)
Rodenstock (Germany) β Ophthalmic Optics
Signify (formerly Philips Lighting)
Seoul Semiconductor (South Korea)
Industrial
Topcon Singapore
EssilorLuxottica
Ongoing Collaborations
Current international research partnerships
| Project | Funding | Collaborator(s) | Institution (Country) | Start Date | Website |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Optimizing environmental light exposure at scale to support eye and brain development and health across the lifespan “LightSPAN” | NRF Singapore | Manuel Spitschan Jamie Zeitzer |
Max Planck Institute (Germany); Technical University of Munich (Germany); Stanford University (USA) | 2023 | lightspan.org eyenbrain.com/project-lightspan |
| ENLIGHT Checklist and Guidelines | NETIAS CAT Β· EU | Manuel Spitschan Laura Kervezee Renske Lok Elise McGlashan + 61 global experts |
Technical University of Munich (Germany); Leiden University (Netherlands); Stanford University (USA); Monash University (Australia) | 2020 | enlight-statement.org |
| Light as a Key Predictor of Human Health and Well-being: Robust Evidence and Translation to Public Health | NETIAS CAT Β· EU | Manuel Spitschan Laura Kervezee Renske Lok Elise McGlashan |
Technical University of Munich (Germany); Leiden University (Netherlands); Stanford University (USA); Monash University (Australia) | 2019 | lightcat.group |
| AI through the eye to detect ocular and neurological conditions | CS-IRG (Milea) | Dan Milea | Rothschild Foundation Hospital (France) | 2018 | NEJM Publication |
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