NGRIP Labs: SWITCH 2026 Lab Crawl
NGRIP Labs: Your soft landing in Singapore for deep tech
As part of the SWITCH 2026 Lab Crawl, join us for a 45-minute guided visit to NGRIP Labs, a National GRIP Initiative and the fast-prototyping pad for global deep-tech founders. We remove the two things founders dread most: Setup Time and Capex.
What to expect
A walkthrough of our BSL-2 bio labs, chemistry and dry labs
A look at our Class 100 cleanroom
A chat with the NGRIP Labs team about your space, equipment and move-in timelines
Who should attend
Founders who need wet lab space, a fume hood or core equipment fast, especially those scaling into Southeast Asia and planning Singapore trials within 6 months.
Why NGRIP Labs
No setup time: move into compliant, equipment-ready labs in 2-3 weeks
No capex: no fit-out, plus shared equipment and preferential access to high-value NUS research equipment
Everything under one roof: bio, chemistry, dry labs and cleanroom in one place, so cross-disciplinary teams move between facilities without friction
Support on tap: an on-demand team of engineering and science experts, and 24/7 access to our 1,312 sqm BSL-2 facility
About NGRIP Labs
NGRIP Labs is at CREATE Tower, NUS University Town, and is part of the National GRIP Initiative, launched by National Research Foundation (NRF) with National University Of Singapore (NUS) and Nanyang Technological University (NTU), which has catalysed 160 university spin-offs and S$91 million in funding to date. More at https://labs.nationalgrip.sg/
Slots are limited. Pick your time and register above.
Data Sharing Notice
This visit is part of the SWITCH 2026 Lab Crawl, organised by Enterprise Singapore. By registering, you agree that National GRIP may collect your personal data and share it with Enterprise Singapore for registration, visitor access, SWITCH 2026 updates and event reporting. Your data will be handled in line with the PDPA. To withdraw consent or access or correct your data, email Priyanka@nationalgrip.sg. Withdrawing consent before the event may affect your registration.
For more information, visit NGRIP Labs: https://labs.nationalgrip.sg/