Singapore, Jan. 6 -- The world is facing a litany of challenges, from growing antibiotic resistance to a looming shortage in data storage capacity. To develop solutions to these problems, young researchers need the help of their more experienced colleagues and vice versa. Collaborations across disciplines and nations are also vital to spark new ideas and innovations.

In January 2020, the latest edition of the annual Global Young Scientists Summit (GYSS) will provide a platform for such conversations on science and research, technology innovation, and potential answers to global issues.

Organised by the National Research Foundation Singapore, the GYSS 2020 will be held in Singapore from January 14 to 17, with the theme of "Advancing Scie...