The increasing demand for sustainable and cost-effective protein sources in Malaysia has catalysed significant advancements in animal nutrition and aquafeed. Malaysia's strong agricultural sector and dependence on imported feed ingredients present challenges in ensuring food security and minimising environmental impact. Associate Professor Dr. Norhidayah Binti Mohd Taufek, a Senior Lecturer at Institute of Biological Sciences Universiti Malaya, is using the Black Soldier Fly

Discover how UM researchers convert Malaysia's agricultural biomass into sustainable electrodes for lithium-ion batteries & supercapacitors.

For decades, hazardous industrial waste has posed significant challenges for both environmental and business leaders. Traditional...

Malaysia has been at the forefront of the global movement for medium-chain-length polyhydroxyalkanoates (mcl-PHA) for the past 30 years. This bio-based polymer is transforming industries and championing sustainability. What began as a laboratory experiment has evolved into a worldwide phenomenon, showcasing innovation driven by science with far-reaching implications.   The journey of mcl-PHA in Malaysia began with intensive research and groundwork. Early exploration into biop