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Highlights

Building Awareness Through User Outreach and International Showcases

21 November 2025

This year we continued our efforts in targeted outreach across Singapore's public research institutions and international engagement. 

TRUST engagements

Our virtual roadshow with SingHealth in September drew around 150 participants. Alongside sharing from TRUST, Professor Iain Tan and Dr Kennedy Ng from SingHealth shared insights from national level analysis carried out by Singhealth and Singapore Translational Cancer Consortium (STCC), demonstrating the platform's capabilities in supporting large-scale health research. 

Our physical roadshow at the National Healthcare Group’s Data Accessibility for Research Workshop strengthened awareness of TRUST, engaging researchers and clinicians from multiple institutions within the NHG network. This face-to-face engagement fostered deep discussions about research opportunities and platform capabilities within the cluster's diverse healthcare ecosystem. The enthusiasm across all engagements was evident through Q&A sessions running well over their scheduled time and the depth of technical questions around multi-modal data integration.

Additionally, TRUST was invited to share its work with regional and international organisations, such as Malaysia's National Institutes of Health (research arm of the Ministry of Health Malaysia), the Danish Embassy, the British High Commission, the Taiwan Ministry of Health and Welfare, and the New South Wales Health Department (Australia).

These signals are growing recognition of TRUST's value in advancing data-driven healthcare research both locally and regionally. These outreach efforts help to position Singapore's researchers at the forefront of national and international health data science initiatives. 

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