The Biomechanics Core comprises of two units:
ABOUT US
The Biomechanics Laboratory of Singapore General Hospital is a collaborative hospital-based workspace for multi-disciplinary research and innovation.
We actively work alongside fellow researchers, clinicians, students and industrial partners from various departments and institutions, both local and overseas.
Learn more about our core facilities, current research areas and services in the subpages or feel free to contact us at biomechanics.lab@sgh.com.sg or +65 6576 7962.
CORE FACILITIES
The Biomechanics Laboratory is located at Academia, Level 1.
*Cell culture space is part of the Department of Clinical Translational Research (DCR) SGH Research Laboratories located at Academia, Level 9, Discovery Tower.
OUR RESEARCH
Our current research areas include:
OUR SERVICES
The services provided by the Biomechanics Laboratory are, but not limited to:
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For more information about the services and charges, kindly contact us at biomechanics.lab@sgh.com.sg or +65 6576 7962.
About us
Robot Enhanced Biomechanics & Engineering Laboratory (REBEL) serves as a multi-disciplinary research facility that promotes cooperative collaboration in the orthopaedic biomechanics' domain. We have established close research collaboration and continued to work closely with academics, researchers, clinicians, and students within SingHealth group of healthcare institutions, as well as local and overseas tertiary institutes. REBEL provides domain-specific large joints biomechanics expertise using cadaver specimens and specialised equipment, including knee and robotic universal musculoskeletal simulators.
Our vision is to advance orthopaedics biomechanics research at Singapore General Hospital. We aim to build a credible global reputation as an outstanding academic clinical programme centre that can influence the future of healthcare through cutting edge research.
Core facilities (Basement 1, Academia)
REBEL is equipped with various mechanical test equipment, customized jigs and fixtures that are optimized for testing of various musculoskeletal joints in biomechanical experiments. The key equipment is a 6 degrees-of-freedom robotic tester that can be used to simulate realistic human joint motion and under different loading specifications.
Our research
REBEL's current research interest includes:
Our services include but are not limited to:
Contact:
Telephone: +65 6576 7446
Email: andy.yew.k.s@sgh.com.sg
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