SPRINT-TB: Moving Tuberculosis Research Forward
SPRINT-TB is a translational research programme hosted at the National University of Singapore's Center for Translational Medicine. Our efforts cover the entire research journey, from pinpointing biological targets all the way to getting treatments into the hands of patients.
Themes That Guide Our Research
Our programme is built around four interlinked research themes that collectively span the path from discovery through to patient care.
- Theme 1: Target Discovery — identifying the biological targets behind new interventions.
- Theme 2: Drug Development — converting validated targets into candidate treatments.
- Theme 3: Clinical Trials — evaluating promising treatments through clinical studies.
- Theme 4: Treatment Delivery — making sure effective treatments reach the people who need them.
See the full breadth of our work on the research overview page.
News, Events and Our Community
Keep up with the newest updates and activities from the SPRINT-TB team.
- News — the latest developments from the programme.
- Events — forthcoming gatherings and activities.
- Journal Club — our recurring research discussion forum.
- Annual Symposium — our flagship yearly meeting.
Help advance our mission through giving, or learn more about the programme.
Reach the SPRINT-TB Team
SPRINT-TB
National University of Singapore
Center for Translational Medicine
MD6, #15-02
T14 Medical Drive
Singapore 117599
Email: [email protected]
Programme Director
Prof. Nick Paton
Tel.: +65 6772 6988
Email: [email protected]
Programme Manager
Pauline Yoong, Ph.D.
Tel.: +65 6601 5371
Email: [email protected]
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Whether you are a researcher, partner, funder or member of the public, the SPRINT-TB team welcomes enquiries about our translational tuberculosis research. Use the details above to reach the programme office, the programme director or the programme manager directly.