Science, technology and innovation community comes together at Newton-Ungku Omar Fund Open Day
Newly extended Newton-Ungku Omar Fund paving way for greater UK-Malaysia collaborations.
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UTM researcher wins Falling Walls Lab Malaysia 2017
Falling Walls Lab is a forum to promote interdisciplinary exchange of ideas between young academics, entrepreneurs and professionals of all fields. The Falling Walls Lab Malaysia event was held recently at the Asia Institute of Medical, Science and Technology (AIMST) University, Kedah on the 15th of […]
Running HOT & COLD towards ending AIDS
Two Malaysian AIDS Foundation Red Ribbon Youth Club advocates battled heat strokes and frostbites to inspire young Malaysians in the fight to end AIDS.
Scientific Malaysian Magazine Issue 13
Scientific Malaysian Magazine Issue 13 has just been published! This issue is a special edition on the theme of ‘Environmental and Climate Science’ …
Press Release: Citizen scientists to discover new species on Borneo
A new organisation, Taxon Expeditions organises expeditions for non-biologists in Malaysian Borneo. But unlike other ecotourism outfits, the participants are guided by international experts through all the steps of real scientific research. Together, they discover, name, and publish completely new species of wild animals.
Scientific Malaysian Magazine Issue 12
Scientific Malaysian Magazine Issue 12 has just been published! This issue is a special edition on the theme of ‘Vaccine and Immunology’ and consists of the top 10 finalists of our writing competition: “Vaccines: An Immunological Revolution” by Juliana Ariffin “Viruses as a Cure for Cancer?” […]
Event: Down the Quantum Hole by Fabien Bouhier (Science Cafe KL)
Science Cafe KL will be hosting a free public talk on Quantum Physics at The Bee, Publika in Kuala Lumpur. The speaker, Fabien Bouhier is a social media expert at Google by day, and a Quantum Physicist enthusiast by night. His idea is to make knowledge accessible to everybody – with or without any mathematical background – for free.
News: University of Sheffield launches partnership with Malaysia
The University of Sheffield’s Vice-Chancellor Professor Sir Keith Burnett will this week (4 – 11 April 2016) visit Singapore and Malaysia. A key focus of the trip will be to learn more about the region’s strengths in science, engineering and economic growth – meeting with a number of leading scientists, industrialists and educational leaders – and to launch the University’s Kuala Lumpur office.
