Penang, Malaysia – On 9 February 2025, the our research team gathered at The Light Hotel Penang to celebrate our recent achievements in a joyous dinner event. The evening brought together most of the team members, strengthening teamwork and recognizing efforts. The team fondly missed those who couldn't attend and looks forward to celebrating...

Congratulations to Mdm Nur Atikah Mat Ali and Ms. Amirah Ayu Kartika binti Asman, MSc students from Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM), for successfully defending their research work in their viva sessions.

Penang, Malaysia – Prof. Dr. Suzylawati Ismail and her research team at Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) have secured RM 191,526 under the KPT-Industrial Matching Programme (IMaP) Grant for Phase 3/2024, in collaboration with Indah Water Konsortium Sdn. Bhd. (IWK).

Several of our talented students have been honored at the prestigious Persada Kencana event for their outstanding research publications in top-tier journals.

On July 17, 2024, Dr. Mohammad, a postdoctoral fellow at the School of Chemical Engineering, delivered an engaging talk titled "Unlocking The Power of Machine Learning in Chemical Engineering." His presentation sparked significant interest among postgraduate students.

In an academic feat, three PhD students from our research team have successfully defended their dissertations over three consecutive weeks. This academic marathon showcases the diverse and impactful research being conducted within the team.

All are invited to join our research members presentation session.

Mr Mohamad Sharafee Shamsudin is conducting a lecture entitled "Writing A Review Paper: A step-by-step approach". Sharing through his experience in preparing peer-reviewed papers and publishing them in the Q1 journal aims to help new researchers to actively publish peer-reviewed papers related to their research work.

Being busy with research work is no excuse for not having time to learn new things. Our team members are encouraged to learn from others which may be beneficial in the future.

While everyone was busy completing their PhD and MSc research works, a team member was contacted by one of the residents in the neighbouring community to visit his site. He was looking for a simple and cost-effective solution for boring water.

Efforts and hard work by our researchers were acknowledged through a simple award-giving ceremony.