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DPhil student Arun Raja has been awarded the National University of Singapore (NUS) Development Grant Award, based on the recommendation of the Department of Biomedical Engineering, NUS, and will be accorded the title 'Young NUS Fellow'. This grant's purpose is to nurture high-calibre Singaporean talents for a career in academia by providing additional resources to support young academics early in their research career. Arun, a student in the Oxford Protein Informatics Group, works on developing geometric deep learning methods for molecular tasks in the drug discovery pipeline.

 

Thank you to NUS for this award. As a DPhil student in the Oxford Protein Informatics Group, I am committed to pushing the boundaries of what's possible in drug discovery. This award motivates me to develop innovative methods and provides me an opportunity to establish research collaborations with NUS.
Arun Raja
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