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Students' Science Research Club

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About SSRC

Have a burning passion for science? The Students’ Science Research Club (SSRC) is made up of a group of students passionate in Science Research, united in the vision of fostering a cohesive and engaged scientific community in Hwa Chong. Besides organizing all science related activities including Meet-the-Scientist (MTS) sessions, lab visits, and the annual CenTaD conference, SSRC also organizes the International Science Youth Forum, a prestigious science enrichment programme for top research students from all over the world. Through these events, SSRC hopes that its members and the wider school community will better appreciate the value of research, and be inspired to build our future with Science! 

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Our members interacting with Sir David Klenerman during the International Science Youth Forum

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A visit to the National Metrology Centre of the Agency of Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR)

Venue

Science Research Centre (SRC) or Block D

CCA Sessions

Every Wednesday, from 3:00pm to 5:30pm

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Additional Sessions: Year-End School Holidays, intended for ISYF planning

Contact

Instagram: @hc_ssrc

                   @isyf.2025

Website: https://ssrc.infocommsociety.com/

Events

Key Events

  1. International Science Youth Forum (ISYF)

  2. CenTaD Conference

  3. CenTaD Exhibition

 

VIA Activities

  1. Sustainable Farming for Goodman Community Farms

Teacher I/C

Dr Lim Jit Ning, limjn@hci.edu.sg

Dr Adeline Chia, chiawj@hci.edu.sg

Requirements

  1. Members must apply for any of the following research projects:

    1. H3 Research

    2. Nanyang Research Programme (NRP)

    3. Science Research Programme (SRP)

    4. Projects under HCI’s Centre for Science Research & Talent Development (CenTaD)(If applicable) School Scientist Programme carried on from High School

  2. Members should show an interest and passion in Science Research. Apart from being committed to their own research project that they have taken up, members should be actively involved in participating in and organising activities on the following levels: the school, the community and the world. Members should show enthusiasm in sharing their knowledge and love for science to the wider community.

Accomplishments

Typically 70% of our vibrant research students qualify for the finals of the annual Singapore Science and Engineering Fair (SSEF) and about 30% win medals. Also, a number of the research students are invited to compete overseas in Thailand, South Korea, Japan and the USA.

 

All SSRC members are also the organisers of the highly acclaimed International Science Youth Forum (ISYF).

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