As part of the ongoing Faculty of Science Industrial & Innovation Showcase (SIIFS 2024), the Department of Biosciences, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) hosted a Research Sharing session titled “Strategies for Winning the MyLab Grant: Impactful Research – Bridging the Gap from Lab to Market”. The event took place on Wednesday, December 11, 2024, from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM at the Auditorium Al-Razi, T02.
Speaker: Prof. Suhairul bin Hashim
The session was delivered by Prof. Suhairul bin Hashim from the Department of Physics, UTM. Prof. Suhairul is a highly accomplished researcher known for his innovative contributions and extensive experience in securing research grants and translating research outcomes into real-world applications.
Bridging Research and Market Impact
This insightful session aimed to equip researchers with the necessary strategies and skills to successfully secure MyLab Grants. The focus was on:
- Grant Writing Strategies: Crafting compelling proposals that align with MyLab’s objectives.
- Research Translation: Effectively bridging the gap between laboratory findings and market-ready applications.
- Maximizing Impact: Ensuring research outcomes meet societal and industrial needs.
Prof. Suhairul shared best practices, common pitfalls, and success stories to guide attendees in their research grant applications and commercialization efforts.
Empowering UTM Researchers
The session emphasized the importance of impactful research and the need for researchers to navigate the path from innovation to commercialization. Attendees, including researchers, students, and faculty members, benefited from actionable insights that could enhance their grant application success rates and research impact.
SIIFS 2024: Fostering Research Excellence
The SIIFS 2024 continues to be a platform for knowledge sharing, collaboration, and innovation. This Research Sharing session is a testament to the Faculty of Science’s commitment to supporting researchers in achieving excellence and contributing to national and global advancements.
For more information on upcoming sessions and research-related activities, visit science.utm.my/utmfsresearch.
