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PPKOMP Online Programming Competition

Students from the Web Application Development (PRG3204) programme participated in the PPKOMP Online Programming Competition, a national-level competition aimed at strengthening computational thinking, problem-solving, and programming skills. The competition challenged participants to solve algorithmic problems individually using approved programming languages within a fixed time frame. Through this experience, students were exposed to competitive programming environments…

Advancing Global Learning Through Academic and Cultural Exchange

A study tour to Universitas Airlangga, Surabaya, Indonesia, was organised to provide students with an immersive international educational experience focused on academic collaboration, cultural exchange, and innovative learning approaches related to marine biodiversity and technology. The programme adopts a hybrid format, with online academic sessions scheduled from 20 to 21 April 2026, followed by the…

Cross-border life science education and research collaboration under the background of industrial integration

This Cross-border life science education workshop highlights the growing importance of cross-border collaboration in life sciences education and research in response to global challenges such as infectious diseases, aging populations, and chronic illnesses. It emphasizes how disciplinary integration—combining biology with engineering, data science, and artificial intelligence—can accelerate innovation and create real-world impact in healthcare and…

Supporting Lives Across Three Indigenous Villages

A one-day charity initiative was carried out with indigenous communities in Negeri Sembilan, involving three villages—Kampung Bari, Charik, and Kelapi. The program focused on supporting local families through the distribution of essential items such as food supplies, rice, and cooking oil. This initiative helped ease immediate daily challenges by ensuring families had access to basic…

Exploring Genomics in Medicinal Plant Research

A workshop on Medicinal Plants and Omics provided a scientific introduction to the role of genomic approaches in medicinal plant research, using Solanum lasiocarpum as a case study. The session highlighted how genomics supports deeper species-level understanding, conservation efforts, and the systematic study of plants with medicinal value. The presentation also touched on broader areas…

Charis Old Folks Home, Mantin

Event Date: 13.09.2024 A visit was paid to Charis Old People’s Home with singing, conversation and interaction.   More Posts

Research Literacy, Academic Writing Competence, and Publication

A programme on Research Literacy, Academic Writing Competence, and Publication was conducted to enhance research capabilities among students and lecturers. Each session benefits approximately 40 to 60 participants, with an estimated indirect impact on over 200 stakeholders annually. The programme focuses on building strong foundations in research literacy, academic writing, and publication. Within 3 to…

Integrating omics technologies in natural product research for drug discovery

This workshop presented an integrated multi-omics approach to natural product–based drug discovery using Solanum lasiocarpum as a case study, demonstrating how morphology, chloroplast genomics, metabolomics, transcriptomics, and proteomics can be jointly analyzed to clarify species variation and uncover functional biochemical pathways. The sharing highlighted key findings on the metabolic characteristics of mature fruits — particularly…

Toward Age-Friendly Malaysia-care, capacity, and community

This workshop highlights the landscape of elderly care in Malaysia, emphasizing strong family-based caregiving rooted in filial piety, with nursing homes viewed mainly as a last resort. It discusses aging in place, the key role of live-in helpers (“kakak”), and the growing — though gradual — acceptance of elderly-care related professions such as nursing, physiotherapy,…

Paraphrasing Mastery Through Gamified Learning: A Treasure Trail Approach for Secondary Students

The Paraphrasing Treasure Trail Workshop was conducted during Language Enhancement Day (LED) 2025 with 50 Form 6 students from Kajang High School. The programme introduced an interactive, gamified approach to paraphrasing skills through the use of station-based tasks, QR codes, and collaborative learning. Students moved through themed “stations,” each offering simplified scaffolded activities involving synonym…

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