Singapore, with a population of just over 4 million people, regularly ranks as one of the world's most competitive economies. To maintain that position, Singapore is making substantial investments in science and technology, rapidly becoming a technological hub known for a highly educated workforce, strong research institutes, and close cooperation between government and industry. Philip Yeo, who played a pioneering role in the promotion and development of the country's information technology, electronics, chemical and biomedical sciences industries, will discuss recent developments in Singapore and the opportunities available to U.S scientists, universities and firms.