WC2022 Programme Overview

(updated at 8 June 2022)
Programme is subject to change without prior notice.

Day 1Sunday, 12 Jun 2022 Day 2Monday, 13 Jun 2022 Day 3Tuesday, 14 Jun 2022 Day 4Wednesday, 15 Jun 2022 Day 5Thursday, 16 Jun 2022 Day 6Friday, 17 Jun 2022

DAY 4 Wednesday, 15 Jun 2022

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Activity	Heliconia Main Ballroom	Hibiscus 3602	Hibiscus 3604	Hibiscus 3606	Hibiscus 3702	Hibiscus 3704	Hibiscus 3706
0730 onwards	Registration Cassia Main Ballroom, Level 3
0830 - 1000	0900-1000IFMBE Meet the Editor Sessions MBEC + Health & Tech	Education Session 11 IFMBE CED and the Global CE Community Perspectives on Digital Health	Special Symposium 36 Gradient Hydrogel Systems for Studying Cell-matrix Interactions	Special Symposium 37 Integrated Microscale Tools for Healthcare	Special Symposium 38 Global Experience and Contributions of MPs and BMEs During the COVID-19 Pandemic	Education Session 12 The Clinical Implementation of the Elekta Unity MR-Linac: A Medical Physics Perspective (Elekta)	Education Session 13 19th ACOMP Course: Shielding Techniques for Radiation Oncology Facilities
1000 - 1030	Coffee Break, Exhibition and Poster Viewing Cassia Main Ballroom, Level 3
1030 - 1200	IFMBE Scientific Challenge 2022	Education Session 14 Clinical Engineers and Medical Physicists Partnership for Improved Health Outcomes	Special Symposium 39 Medical Physics Challenges in the Middle East Region	Special Symposium 40 IUPESM MEP Workshop: Aspects of Collaboration and Cooperation in Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering	Oral Session 4.1 Radiation Therapy Physics	Oral Session 4.2 BioRobotics and Medical Devices	Oral Session 4.3 Neuroengineering/Neurotechnology
1200 - 1300	Lunch Symposium Satellite: HealthTEC	Lunch Break, Exhibition and Poster Viewing Cassia Main Ballroom, Level 3
1300 - 1330	Exhibition and Poster Viewing
1330 - 1500	WiMBE Video Clip Contest: Inspiring Women in Biomedical Engineering	Education Session 15 The Biomedical Engineering Role in the Fight Against COVID-19 in Africa: Learning from Experiences	Special Symposium 41 Role of South Asia Centre for Medical Physics and Cancer Research for Education and Training of Medical Physicists in South Asia Region (Part 1)	Special Symposium 42 Advances in Particle Theory (Part 1)	Oral Session 4.4 Computational Modelling and Simulation	Oral Session 4.5 BioRobotics and Medical Devices	Oral Session 4.6 Neuroengineering/Neurotechnology
1330 - 1500	SEAFOMP Council Meeting By Invitation only Heliconia Junior 3511
1330 - 1430	BES Scientific Meeting Award CeremonyBy Invitation only Heliconia Junior 3411
1500 - 1530	Coffee Break, Exhibition and Poster Viewing Cassia Main Ballroom, Level 3
1530 - 1600	Plenary Lecture 7 Ten Grand Challenges of RoboticsProf Guang Zhong Yang, China
1600 - 1630	Plenary Lecture 8 Are We Ready for a Renaissance in Physics and Engineering in Medicine?Prof Kwan Hoong Ng, Malaysia
1630 - 1800	IUPESM General Assembly	Special Symposium 43 Innovation and Development of Traditional Chinese Medicine Engineering	Special Symposium 44 Role of South Asia Centre for Medical Physics and Cancer Research for Education and Training of Medical Physicists in South Asia Region (Part 2)	Special Symposium 45 Advances in Particle Therapy (Part 2)	Oral Session 4.7 Computational Modelling and Simulation	Oral Session 4.8 Radiation Dosimetry	Oral Session 4.9 Patient Safety and Radiation Protection (General)

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Title	Revolutionising Healthcare with digital Health Technologies
Details	Date: 15 Jun 2022 Time: 1200 - 1215hrs Aevice Health 1215 - 1230hrs AiHealth.SG 1230 - 1245hrs StretchSkin Technologies 1245 - 1300hrs EloCare
Faculty	Dr Rex Tan, CTO & Co-Founder of Aevice Health, Singapore Rex Tan is Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer of Aevice Health, where he oversees the product development effort and sets technological directions for the company alongside the company’s technical and clinical advisors. Outside of Aevice Health, Rex is part of the Health Informatics Technical Committee, Singapore Standards Council, an adjunct content expert at LKC School of Medicine for digital health & health informatics and served as an advisor to other start-ups in the deep tech space. Rex was conferred a Doctor of Philosophy in Optoelectronics by University of Southampton and later conferred a Doctor of Philosophy in Electrical and Electronic Engineering jointly by Nanyang Technological University and University of Southampton. About the Company Aevice Health Pte Ltd is a Singapore-based MedTech spin-off from Nanyang Technological University at the forefront of addressing chronic respiratory disease, one of the generation’s biggest healthcare challenges. The company’s non-invasive wearable devices enable the early detection of cardiopulmonary abnormalities remotely and in real-time, so that patients can receive fast and targeted care from the ease of their homes. Clinicians can also gain insights into their patients’ health and track their responses to treatment plans easily from the Aevice analytical platform. In Aevice Health, our mission is to drive medical innovations that transform healthcare, improve outcomes and empower lives. More information about the company can be found at https://aevice.com/ Mr Shaun Rossiter, CEO & Founder of AiHealth.SG Originally from Australia, Rossiter has spent most of his adult life living and working in the Asia Pacific region. Before founding AiHealth.SG (RunKicker), Rossiter worked with US-based startups looking to enter the APAC market. Experienced Startup Professional with a proven track record in establishing and growing zero traction companies to local market dominance in Asia Pacific. About the Company AiHealth.SG is an AI-driven digital health company that is passionate about helping people live healthier and longer lives by raising awareness of their risk of developing a NCD (noncommunicable disease, specifically cardiovascular diseases, Hypertension, Diabetes and Chronic Kidney Disease). We provide AI-driven risk assessment and management at the Population Health level with personalised interventions that help people take the appropriate actions to reduce or manage their NCD risk, or manage their existing condition – all from the Mobile (without the need for 3rd party devices). Dr Ariffin Kawaja, CEO & Co-Founder of StretchSkin Technologies and Research Fellow, NTU, Singapore Dr Ariffin’s startup, StretchSkin, provides a Smart Physical Rehabilitation Solution by incorporating wearables using soft sensors and a gaming platform known as the Virtual Exercise Therapy System (VETS). He is also a research fellow with NTU working with seniors on VR use. Previously, he was with the Centre of Artificial Intelligence and Data Governance (CAIDG), Singapore Management University (SMU). He received his doctoral degree from Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information (WKWSCI) at Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore. His thesis was on fear-based health messages for Malay diabetes patients in Singapore. Outside of the startup ecosystem and academia, Dr Ariffin works closely with Chinese clan associations and churches on harmony-related projects as the vice-chairman of Khalid Mosque, a 105-year-old mosque within the Geylang Serai vicinity. In addition, he is an executive member of MCS, a non-profit group that provides aftercare case management services to assist former substance offenders. He is also a member of the Inter-Racial and Religious Confidence Circle (IRCC). About the Company StretchSkin Technologies is a deep-tech start-up developing next-generation soft sensors using flexible & stretchable electronics for physical rehabilitation, active gaming, VR/AR, healthcare, smart clothing, and Industry4.0. We combine an innovative approach using soft electronic materials, signal acquisition, and data analytics to enable a seamless integration of electronic functionality into ultrathin patches and smart clothing. Our long-term vision and ambition are to set the standard of soft sensors wearable technology. Dr Yen Ngoc Nguyen, Mabel – CEO & Co-Founder of EloCare, Singapore With a PhD in biomedical engineering from NUS, Mabel focuses on providing solutions to support the aging and chronic care sector. Her startup team EloCare is developing smart and connected healthcare devices ranging from medication compliance solutions for the elderly to solutions to help midlife women manage their menopausal health more effectively. Passionate about bringing technological innovations to healthcare, Mabel advocates for women’s health as well as improved healthcare for underserved population. She is recently selected to be on the SG 100 Women in Tech List 2021. About the Company EloCare is a Singapore-based startup founded by a team with strong medical research, engineering and entrepreneurial background. We utilise the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) and AI technologies to provide a range of healthcare solutions that aim to help people age gracefully and live longer. EloCare has won several international and local awards and the team is now partnering with the leading healthcare providers in Singapore to pilot their solutions.
Synopsis	The digital transformation of healthcare is marked by the decentralisation of care and patient empowerment of their own health data. Digital health technologies have the potential to reduce healthcare costs and improve the access to care. This shift in paradigm has also given rise to opportunities for health technology startups, as we see global health tech investments exceeded a record $50 billion USD in 2021.
Objectives	This lunch symposium features 4 Singapore-based deep tech startups in their journey to transform healthcare through wearables, remote monitoring and AI.

WC2022 Programme Overview

DAY 4 Wednesday, 15 Jun 2022

Lunch Symposium Satellite