JY.Justin Yu
Always learning. Always becoming.

Hi, I’mJustin.

About me: Nanyang Global Scholar; Scholars Representative; Pre-Med; Innovator; Builder; Scientist; Musician; Businessman; Researcher; Graphic Artist; Web Developer; UI/UX Designer; Animator; 3D Designer.

Many interests. One curious mind.

A Biomedical Sciences & BioBusiness student exploring how science, business, and technology can come together to make healthcare better.

Get to know me Where I’m headed
ScienceBusinessTechnologyPeople at
the centrea work in progress, always.

01 / A little about me

One person.
Many ways of thinking.

Medicine is where I’m headed. Curiosity is how I’m getting there.

I’m learning to look beyond a single discipline: to understand the science, consider the systems, and build things that can make a difference to people.
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01 Science

Understand what matters.

Start with a good question. Biomedical sciences and research are teaching me to investigate carefully, work with evidence, and remain curious about what I don’t yet understand.

02 Business

Make better ideas possible.

A useful idea needs a way to reach people. BioBusiness, leadership, and community work are helping me consider the resources, decisions, and collaboration that turn an idea into something sustainable.

03 Technology

Build something people can use.

I learn by making: exploring how AI, language models, and machine learning can help us understand biomedical data and scientific literature. Building lets me explore a question in a tangible way, then listen to the people who will actually use the result.

  • AIRecognising biomedical patterns
  • LLMsNavigating scientific literature
  • Machine learningExploring biomedical data

04 Convergence

Different disciplines.
People at the centre.

I’m learning to connect science, business and technology as I work toward a future in medicine.

Three perspectives.
Explore what I bring to each.

More about my background

Science & inquiry

I’m building biomedical foundations at NTU and exploring genetic discrimination through URECA research with LKCMedicine and NCCS.

  • Biomedical foundations
  • Scientific inquiry
  • Genetic discrimination
  • Research & evidence
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Business & collaboration

BioBusiness studies, NTUSO leadership, and HAVOC financial and business work help me connect people, resources, and decisions.

  • BioBusiness foundations
  • Committee leadership
  • Business coordination
  • Community representation
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Technology & making

I build websites, 3D models, manuals, AI chatbots, and assessment tools through Face AI and MoKneeTOR, while exploring AI for healthcare.

  • Website development
  • 3D modelling & design
  • Book manual design
  • Chatbots & assessment tools
Explore Face AI

People are connected to much more than a diagnosis. I want to understand those connections — and learn from the different ways we can see the same problem.

The journey so far

02 / The journey so far

Learning, one chapter at a time.

2025 — 2029 expectedCurrent

Biomedical Sciences & BioBusiness

Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

Undergraduate student and Nanyang Global Scholar in the inaugural NTU Honours College cohort.

Planned exchangePlanned

Bioentrepreneurship exchange

Copenhagen Business School

Planning to take courses from the M.Sc. in Business Administration and Bioentrepreneurship programme during exchange.

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03 / Things I’ve explored

Learning by making.

A few places where different interests come together.

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Face AI

Bringing a healthcare project into a form people can navigate, understand, and use — through a website, 3D design, and a book manual.

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04 / Beyond the labels

There’s more to me
than a field of study.

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A different kind of conversation.

Music gives me another way to listen and contribute. I play clarinet with NTU Symphony Orchestra and drums with NTU Hall V Jamband, following years of clarinet with the Canisius Wind Ensemble. There’s something special about many individual parts finding a shared rhythm.

Pick a spine. Open a different chapter.

Still becoming

A future in medicine.
A mind that stays open.

I’m working toward becoming a physician, while making room for the other ways I can learn and contribute. Researcher, builder, musician, teammate — each part of the journey has something to teach me.

Let’s compare notes.

A question, an idea, or a different perspective. I’d love to hear it.

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