Dr. Zeittey Karmilla has more than 18 years of teaching experience. She also has various working experiences in academic research, consultancy, and supervision. Dr. Zeittey Karmilla has developed a passion for interdisciplinary discipline in energy policy, regulations & governance, environmental and social sustainability studies. Among the important topics that have been studied by her over the past years is the green Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) framework for environmental protection in Malaysia. Currently, he is teaching CSR and Energy Regulations subjects for Master of Energy students and Research Methodology subjects for Ph.D. students. He is also supervising Master and Ph.D. students in the area of smart meter adoption and acceptance, leadership, and organizational environmental performance related studies. Dr. Zeittey Karmilla Kaman has demonstrated considerable expertise in providing research and consultancy services by reviewing and analyzing energy regulations and energy policy in Malaysia, using questionnaire survey analysis, stakeholder analysis, socio- economic impact analysis, case study and content analysis related to the area of sustainable renewable energy implementation among utility providers, consumers, and prosumers. In addition, he has vast research and consultancy experience from working on research projects funded by the MIGHT-UNIDO GEF6, TNB, and the government of Malaysia.

Aneesh Chand gained his PhD from the Intelligent Robot Laborarory of the University of Tsukuba in 2012. From 2012 to 2013, he was project leader for an EU-FP7 European robotics project at the Institute of Mechatronic Systems at the University of AppliedSciences, Winterthur in Swizterland. He was later a Research Fellow at the Control Systems Lab of Toyota Technological Institutein Japan for two years. After a transition to industry, he was robotics research engineer at Sony Corporation and senior robotics engineer at Huawei Japan Research Center in Japan. In 2020, he joined the Robotics Lab of Petronas Research where he carries out applied and fundamental research in indsutrial robotics. He has published 40 papers, 1 book, 5 patentsand is the receipent and award finalist of two awards in international conferences.

Prof Dr Ooi Kok Loang serves as the Deputy Dean of the City Graduate School of Business at City University Malaysia. With over 50 papers indexed in Scopus and SCI, his research contributions are widely recognized. Prior to academia, he held a distinguished role as a business consultant for KPMG, specializing in corporate governance and providing invaluable board advisory services to Malaysia’s leading listed companies.

Crystale Siew Ying LIM, PhD is currently an Associate Professor and Dean at UCSI University’s Faculty of Applied Sciences. Crystale earned a BSc (Hons.) in Biomedical Sciences (2005) and a PhD in Molecular Medicine (2010), both from the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM). She also completed her Postgraduate Diploma in Tertiary Teaching at UCSI. Crystale is active in science education among schoolchildren through hands-on workshops and applies a fun- learning approach to her classes at UCSI. She is a recipient of the runner-up award for the Malaysia Toray Science Foundation (MTSF) Science Education Awards 2016 and 2020, and has been invited to share her teaching methods and experiences at EduTECH Asia 2018-2021. She is an inaugural fellow of the prestigious L’Oreal- UNESCO For Women in Science National Fellowship 2006 (Malaysia) and a recipient of the coveted John David Williams Memorial Award (2013) from the International Society of Chemotherapy (ISC). Crystale has numerous media appearances and is always open to change-maker ideas for the advancement of science for humanity.

Dr. Edwards is a seasoned academic and industry professional with over 27 years of combined experience in the field of education and research in both formal academic settings as well as in the industry. She holds both Masters and Ph.D. in Educational Technology, in addition to a Honours Bachelor in Chemistry and a Masters in Organic Chemistry. This rich background in education and STEM fields deeply enriches her perspectives. Dr. Edwards has a proven track record in research leadership and she has authored several articles that have been published in high-impact journals, and books. Her research interests revolve around the potentials of emerging technologies and Human-Machine and Adaptive Learning Interfaces in transforming future school. Dr. Edwards is passionate about, and has extensive experience in fostering industry-academia and interdisciplinary academic and research collaborations. She is a Senior Lecturer at the Center for Instructional Technology and Multimedia, Universiti Sains Malaysia and a Senior Consultant at Global Trends Academy.

Associate Professor Dr Goh is a plant molecular biologist who obtained his PhD from the University of Sheffield, United Kingdom in 2011 before starting his first academic position at the Institute of Systems Biology, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia. Upon joining INBIOSIS, he pioneered the Plant Functional Genomics Research Group focusing on the molecular exploration of tropical plants and crop improvement using functional genomics approaches. Some of the tropical plant species include kesum, ketum, Rafflesia, and Nepenthes pitcher plants, as well as important crops, such as mangosteen, papaya, rice, tomato, and oil palm. Fundamental understandings of the molecular aspects are crucial for their bioprospecting, industrial application, and crop improvement. Hence, the group applied multi-omics approaches, encompassing transcriptomics, proteomics, and metabolomics aided by bioinformatics analysis for a holistic understanding of biological systems. Such an integrated approach is exemplified by his studies on Nepenthes pitcher plants to uncover the effects of plant hybridisation on the molecular expression in the pitcher tissues and fluids of three local Nepenthes species. Transcriptomics analysis with sequencing was applied to describe the molecular events during Garcinia-type seed germination in mangosteen that forms a new plantlet in the absence of an embryo. His group has published over 80 indexed articles in reputable journals and seven books with a Google Scholar h-index of 19, i10-index of 39 and 1,179 citations. He also actively contributing op-eds as a columnist for New Straits Times. Dr Goh’s expertise in functional genomics has been recognised as a regular invited speaker at international conferences and participating in national roundtable discussions. He also conducted various seminars and workshops on qPCR, transcriptomics, and proteomics. A total of 11 PhD and 17 MSc students have graduated from his group. He was a fully sponsored visiting researcher at the National Institute of Genetics (NIG), Japan in 2018. Dr Goh has been actively involved in institutional management. From June 2014, he was the Head of Centre for Plant Biotechnology who contributed to the commissioning of the first PC2-certified greenhouse at UKM before becoming the Head of Centre for Bioinformatics Research (2016-2019) when he established the Centre of Omics Data Analysis (CODA) as a one-stop service provider for omics analysis. He was then appointed as the Lab Manager until Sep 2020 and initiated an online consolidated lab management system and laboratory one-stop information corner (OiC) with all the lab officers. He was the Head of Quality Assurance who oversees the quality management and currently the Deputy Director who chairs the postgraduate management committee at INBIOSIS.

Prof. Hesham Ali El Enshasy is Director of Institute of Bioproduct Development (IBD), one of the high center of excellence (HICoE) in Malayisa, and professor in bioprocess engineering, School of Chemical Engineering and Energy, Faculty of Engineering, University Technology Malaysia (UTM). He is also the current co-chair for Food, Pharmaceutical& Bio-Engineering Division, Division 15A, American Institute of Chemical Engineering (AIChE). Prof. El Enshasy has five technology patents/trade secrets and more than 200 publications in peer reviewed international journals, book Chapters, and books. Prof. El Enshasy and is the current series editor for Industrial Biotechnology (CRC Press, USA). He was also invited as keynote, plenary, and guest speaker in more than 70 international conferences in field of industrial biotechnology.

Mohammad Tazli Azizan was formerly an associate professor at Universiti Malaysia Perlis (UNIMAP) since January 2021 and ended his tenure by December 2021. He was also a former associate professor at Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS (UTP), for which he had served the institution for the past 17 years. Now, he is one of the co-founders of Skolar Malaysia, a startup that envision to be the leading provider towards scholarly educational practices in Malaysian educational landscape. Skolar Malaysia provides training and consultancy services to empower the Malaysian educators at school or higher educational institutions of becoming a better educator, and provides the students with the learning how to learn skills to nurture them as self-directed learners. In Skolar Malaysia, various pedagogical approaches, tools & technologies and assessment strategies are introduced as part of the training contents. Thus, Dr Tazli within his expertise, delivers some of these modules, as well as expanding the networking opportunities for Skolar Malaysia. He graduated his PhD in chemical engineering from Imperial College funded by Commonwealth Scholarships in 2014. He was then appointed as the Director for Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning (CETaL) at UTP, championing the student-centered learning (SCL) pedagogy initiatives at the institution from 2014-2019. He was also appointed as one of the National Education Policy Reform Taskforce members from October 2018 until April 2019, serving the former education minister. In 2019, he was also seconded to Perak ICT & Multimedia GLC, Digital Perak as the Chief Executive Officer for 9 months. Previously, as the associate professor, he is passionate in doing research related to nurturing values and deep learning in engineering education via different SCL approaches. He has also deep interest in doing research on catalytic reaction engineering, biomass development, and the production of biofuel & biochemical. Another interesting area that is very closed to his heart is essential oils, because he believes in using essential oils, it can help to promote general physical and emotional wellness, especially to him as the educator. For more of his details, please visit www.drtazli.com

Dr. Jacob Febryadi Nithanel Dethan is Vice-Rector for Student Affairs and Cooperation at Universitas Buddhi Dharma, Tangerang. For his current research project on mechanical engineering at Cornell University, he is looking at advancing clean energy through enhanced hydrogen storage systems. Dr. Jacob earned his bachelor’s degree from Universitas Nusa Cendana in electrical engineering, his master’s from the University of Southern Queensland in power engineering, and his PhD from Monash University in mechanical engineering.

Indra Charismiadji is a prominent Indonesian educator specializing in 21st Century Learning, also known as Education 4.0. Frequently featured in national media, he was honored with the "Indonesian Education Award" by the Indonesian Teachers Association (IGI) in 2018. Born in Bandung, Indonesia, 44 years ago, Indra studied finance and marketing at the University of Toledo and Dana University in the USA, working for multinational companies like Merrill Lynch before returning to Indonesia in 2002. He pioneered Computer-Assisted Language Learning (CALL) in Indonesian schools and now serves as the Executive Director of the Center for Education Regulations and Development Analysis (CERDAS). He also holds several key roles, including Director of Education for VOX Populi Institute Indonesia, and contributes to various educational organizations. His current focus includes developing STEAM education, Higher Order Thinking Skills (HOTS), and Computational Thinking.