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Bridging Disciplines: Chemistry As The Catalyst for Sustainable Innovation
Thursday, April 25, 2024 | 11:00 AM (GMT+8)
Engage with experts and gain insights into how integrating diverse disciplines, including the role of AI, can drive progress in the field of chemistry, fostering Green and Sustainable Innovation. Discover the power of scientific collaboration in shaping the future of research. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to advance your knowledge and expertise! Sign up now.
Speakers:

Prof. Vannajan Lee
Department of Chemistry, University of Malaya
Empowering Molecular Creators and Innovators: Driving Sustainable Development through Molecular Modeling and Simulations
Dr. Lee’s exceptional contributions were recently recognized with the 2023 UNESCO Woman of Influence for Science and Technology award at the 1st International Congress for the Women of Influence (ICFWI) in Tehran, Iran. Her expertise lies in molecular modeling and simulations, including Molecular Dynamics (MD), Monte Carlo Simulations (MC), and Quantum Mechanics (QM). She applies these techniques to biomolecular and material design, driving significant contributions to sustainable development.

Asst. Prof. Dr Low May Lee
Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, UCSI University Malaysia
May Lee Low earned her dual PhD (cotutelle) in 2014 from Universiti Putra Malaysia and Université Pierre et Marie Curie. She subsequently conducted her postdoctoral research at the International Medical University (IMU) Malaysia and Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences having been awarded the 2016 Australian Government’s Endeavour Research Fellowship. Following a successful 6-year tenure as a faculty member at the School of Pharmacy, IMU, she assumed the role of Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, UCSI University Malaysia in 2023. Specialising in metal-based compounds, her research spans therapeutic applications, nanomedicine, green chemistry, and chemical education. May Lee has been recognised for her contributions and is actively involved in various scientific events. She currently serves as Chair-Elect of the ACS International Chemical Science Chapter of Malaysia.

Dr. Wong Woei Fuh
Research Impact Consultant, iesResearch, iGroup (Asia Pacific) Ltd
Dr. Wong Woei Fuh has a diverse experience extends over three decades from a researcher to an engineer and later, an information specialist. During his 10 years with Web of Science since 2004, he actively engaged with researchers and academics in Asia Pacific resolving their challenges of bibliometric insights and research assessment. In 2015, Dr. Wong started a consulting firm in Singapore and he founded a research program, Research 123, preparing young researchers with future research skills. His consultancy work focuses on three areas: Research Visibility; Research Impact based on UN SDG (United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals); and Research Commercialization. He holds a Ph.D. in Polymer Science & Technology from the University of Manchester, UK, and a MBA from Louisville University, USA