Greg Tucker-Kellogg
Director, Computational Biology Programme, Professor in Practice at National University of Singapore
Biography
National University of Singapore
Specialties: Computational biology, R&D technology and strategy, genomics and genomic technology, pharmacogenomics, biomarker discovery, bioinformatics, target identification, personalized medicine, cancer
Companies
- Director, Computational Biology Programme National University of Singapore (2014)
- Professor in Practice National University of Singapore (2012)
- Visiting Professor National University of Singapore (2011 — 2012)
- Chief Technology Officer, and Senior Director Systems Biology Lilly Singapore Centre for Drug Discovery (Eli Lilly) (2007 — 2011)
- Adjunct Associate Professor, Department of Biological Sciences National University of Singapore (2005 — 2011)
- Chief Scientific Officer, Lilly Systems Biology Eli Lilly (2004 — 2007)
- Associate Director Millennium Pharmaceuticals (2000 — 2004)
- Scientific Advisory Board AnVil (2000 — 2003)
- Principal Scientist and Lab Head Genetics Institute (later Wyeth Research) (1997 — 1999)
Education
- INSEAD (2010 — 2010)
- Postdoctoral fellowship Harvard Medical School (1993.09 — 1997.06)
- Ph.D. Yale University (1986 — 1993)
- B.S Carnegie Mellon University (1982.09 — 1986.05)
Videos
The Cureus case of Ivermectin for Covid in Brazil, Part 1
How the case of Ivermectin for Covid-19 fell apart
The Cureus case of Ivermectin for Covid in Brazil, Part 2
Open Q&A (My first livestream)
How to weaponise scientific abstracts for misinformation
What do excess deaths tell us about the true human cost of Covid-19?
The TOGETHER Trial: early treatment with Ivermectin does not benefit Covid patients
Dr. John Campbell's Pfizer antiviral / Ivermectin misinformation: A detailed response
Discussion with Prof Andrew Gelman on Ivermectin trials for Covid-19
Three questions for Dr. John Campbell
Misinformation about Ivermectin arm of PRINCIPLE trial for Covid-19
Watching Ivemectin Covid-19 misinformation spread in real time
Florida study Ivermectin misinformation from Kory, Campbell, and Peterson.
15 MILLION excess deaths (2020-2021) estimated by WHO
Ivermectin not effective for Covid-19 progression: I-TECH clinical trial results
Read about executive education
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