We are actively recruiting for several research positions. Watch this page for current and forthcoming positions with CARES.
BloodCounts! is an upcoming project starting in May 2026 that will leverage the clinical value of the full blood count, the most commonly performed clinical test worldwide, through the development of novel AI methodologies. The project will aim to develop multi-modal foundation models of blood by integrating flow cytometry data with cell-level imaging data. The goal is to build a population-scale foundation model of blood that performs equitably across all genetic ancestries represented in Singapore.
HYCOMBS is a new project part of CREATE’s investment in Decarbonisation. The multi-institute collaboration between Singapore, Japan, France, and Norway focuses on the combustion fundamentals of hydrogen, ammonia, their blends, and their blends with hydrocarbon fuels.
NH3SOFC is a multi-partnership project led by NTU and Imperial College London (ICL). As a sub-awardee on the project, CARES will support the development of direct ammonia solid oxide fuel cells (DA-SOFCs) to create a more efficient and sustainable clean fuel source.
Job Vacancies
BloodCounts!
1) Senior Scientific Project Manager: The candidate will play a key role in coordinating, managing, and delivering the BloodCounts! project’s research and development objectives by supporting the leadership and interdisciplinary research teams from Cambridge and Singapore. This role requires a combination of scientific understanding, project management expertise, stakeholder coordination, and administrative leadership within a complex international research environment.
Hydrogen and Ammonia Combustion in Singapore (HYCOMBS)
1) Research Fellow (Mechanical/Chemical Engineer): We are looking for several combustion researchers knowledgeable in kinetics, laminar and turbulent flame fundamentals, high-pressure combustion, and detonations and ignition risk analysis with CFD. Candidates will be expected to work in a multi-collaborative and international team, write reports, and present in both academic and industrial settings, as industrial collaborations are part of the project.
Ammonia Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (NH3SOFC)
1) Research Fellow (Chemical/Materials Engineer): We are seeking a researcher for at least 1 year initially, with a strong background in electrochemistry, materials science, chemistry, and materials physics. This position will support leading-edge research in the fields of small molecule electrocatalysis for electrolysis and fuel cells. The project will focus on investigating the relationship between the solid-state properties of catalysts and their performance. It also includes the development of new electrode materials.