Centre for Novostics: A Visual Poem of Cells and Emotions
Centre for Novostics: A Visual Poem of Cells and Emotions
Through Wing Shya’s lens, the microscopic world unfolds in soft, flowing light—cells drift like wandering messengers, immersed in neon-like hues. Within the vast laboratory, test tubes gently collide, and centrifuges spin plasma at high speed. Through his camera, Wing Shya captures the hidden codes of life, weaving a dreamlike narrative—an intimate, poetic symphony of science and emotions.
The Journey of a Breakthrough
Innovation is not born overnight. It is the result of relentless pursuit, unwavering belief, and years of quiet perseverance. Professor Dennis Lo’s journey began in 1997 when he uncovered the concept of non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT), a discovery that would take decades to refine, validate, and transform into life-saving technology. The road was long—navigating skepticism, technological hurdles, and the immense challenge of bringing an idea from research to reality. But Prof Dennis Lo never wavered. Today, Centre for Novostics continues his legacy and standing at the forefront of molecular science, making early disease detection more accessible, precise, and life-changing.
The Art of Seeing the Unseen
True craftsmanship lies in the ability to reveal what was once invisible. Centre for Novostics has turned science into an art form—deciphering the hidden messages within our DNA, transforming molecular whispers into life-saving knowledge. This is not just medical advancement; it is an intricate dance of precision and discovery, ensuring that millions of mothers and families receive the answers they need before birth even begins.
A World Made Safer
Every mother’s heartbeat carries a silent hope: that their child is healthy, safe, and given the best chance at life. Centre for Novostics has made this hope a reality for over 10 million mothers across 90 countries. By making early detection possible, this innovation does more than diagnose—it grants peace of mind, time, and choices. In this way, the technology transcends science, becoming something deeply human: a masterpiece of care, foresight, and compassion.