If you haven't been in singapore for the past few months, you may not understand the meaning of 'boomz' but it has been THE WORD ever since our dear Miss Singapore (or runner-up? i lost track) Ris Low. Anyway, jokes aside, i was pretty pleased to read on today's papers on how the biomedical sciences industry in singapore has decided to open up 1.600 jobs once it grows 5% to 10% this year. Despite the mention of the bulk of these jobs going to the foreigners, i feel that the job market has improved significantly as compared to its stagnant state a year back. It is comforting to know that everything is coming back into place, and being a biomedical sciences major, it is even more comforting that the country has plans in expanding the biomedical sciences industry.
Interestingly, i haven't realized how good a choice i have made in choosing this path back in my freshman years. Sure, the first and second year of university work was boring and mundane, with complex concepts on biochemistry and molecular cell biology. But as i moved up the higher levels i got to apply all these supposedly boring, sleep-inducing concepts into more application-based modules such as immunology and toxicology.
Am currently studying on drug discovery and clinical drug trials, and what i love about this module is the previous studies already run and we are required to provide analyses,
(march 19th 6:40am)
The abrupt closing of this entry was due to a severe concussion which lasted for 7 hours. The residual effects of the concussion is hindering me from blogging a proper closing to this entry. Please pardon me.