ICBME 2026 is conceived as a collective, whole-of-biomedical-engineering effort to shape the future of global healthcare. As healthcare systems worldwide confront increasing complexity, biomedical engineering stands at the intersection of engineering innovation, clinical translation and societal impact. This conference brings together researchers, clinicians, engineers, industry leaders, solution providers and students to exchange ideas, align perspectives and advance solutions that matter at scale.
The programme will feature plenary, keynote, and invited lectures, scientific sessions, panel discussions, exhibitions, competitions and extensive networking opportunities. Together, these activities form an integrated platform for knowledge exchange, collaboration, and partnership, spanning discovery, translation and real-world deployment.
We look forward to welcoming you to ICBME 2026 in Singapore, as we come together as a global biomedical engineering community to imagine, design and deliver the next generation of healthcare solutions.
Raye Yeow
General Chair
ICBME 2026
Since then, the conference has grown in prominence and now draws over 600 delegates from over 30 countries.
Organised jointly by the National University of Singapore and the Biomedical Engineering Society (Singapore), ICBME is one of the most recognised academic conferences in biomedical engineering.
Since then, the conference has grown in prominence and now draws over 600 delegates from over 30 countries.
Organised jointly by the Nat’l University of Singapore and the Biomedical Engineering Society (Singapore), ICBME is one of the most recognised academic conferences in biomedical engineering.
Since then, the conference has grown in prominence and now draws over 600 delegates from over 30 countries.
Organised jointly by the Nat’l University of Singapore and the Biomedical Engineering Society (Singapore), ICBME is one of the most recognised academic conferences in biomedical engineering.
The last ICBME was held in 2024 – https://icbme.org.sg/2024/
For 35 years, the Biomedical Engineering Society Singapore has served as a unifying force across engineers, clinicians, scientists, entrepreneurs, and policymakers, advancing a shared mission to transform healthcare. Since 1991, BES has helped shape a vibrant ecosystem where ideas move from laboratory to clinic, from prototype to patient, and from local innovation to global impact. As biomedical engineering enters a new era driven by artificial intelligence, robotics, digital health, and advanced therapeutics, BES renews its commitment to an integrated, cross-disciplinary movement that reimagines how healthcare is delivered, experienced, and sustained in Singapore and across the world.
