Achievements

HOW DO SOCIAL MEDIA INFLUENCERS INSPIRE CONSUMERS' PURCHASE DECISIONS? THE MEDIATING ROLE OF PARASOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS

Published a paper entitled, "How do social media influencers inspire consumers' purchase decisions? The mediating role of parasocial relationships." on International Journal of Consumer Studies, indexed to Scopus (Q1), ABDC (A category), WoS (Impact Factor: 7.096).

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EXPLORATION OF BIOMARKERS FOR THE DIAGNOSIS , TREATMENT AND PROGNOSIS OF CERVICAL CANCER :A REVIEW

Congratulation to Associate Professor Dr Mogana Sundari Rajagopal and Co-Researchers on publication in Discover Oncology (IF :4.67) on the topic Exploration of biomarkers for the diagnosis , treatment and prognosis of cervical cancer : a review 

ANTIBACTERIAL MECHANISM OF PLANT-DERIVED COMPOUNDS AGAINST MULTIDRUG-RESISTANT BACTERIA (MDR)

Congratulation to Associate Professor Dr Mogana Sundari Rajagopal and Co-Researchers for successfully publishing an impactful review article titled “Antibacterial Mechanism of Plant-Derived Compounds against Multidrug-Resistant Bacteria (MDR)” , in the Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine (Q1, IF 2.62) 

EVALUATION OF CATECHIN SYNERGISTIC AND ANTIBACTERIAL EFFICACY ON BIOFILM FORMATION AND ACRA GENE EXPRESSION OF UROPATHOGENIC E.COLI CLINICAL ISOLATES.

Congratulation to Associate Professor Dr Mogana Sundari Rajagopal and her students on publication in Antibiotics ( Q1, IF :5.222) on the topic Evaluation of catechin synergistic and antibacterial efficacy on biofilm formation and acrA gene expression of uropathogenic E.Coli clinical isolates 

BRONZE MEDAL AT INTERNATIONAL COFERENCE AND EXPOSITION ON INVENTIONS

Congratulation to the team for winning the Bronze Medal at the International Conference and Exposition on Inventions by Institutions of Higher Learning (PECIPTA 2022) on the 1-3 November 2022 

With their invention title: Natural Product Based Dual PDE% Inhibitors : A potential Therapy for COPD 

Cluster : Medical & Healthcare Cluster 

WON THE BEST POSTER PRESENTATION AWARD AT 5TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON BIOINFORMATICS

NEUROBIOLOGY OF DEPRESSION: CHRONIC STRESS ALTERS THE GLUTAMATERGIC SYSTEM IN THE BRAIN-FOCUSING ON AMPA RECEPTOR

Congratulation to Associate Professor Ts Dr Lee Ming Tatt on his continuous achievements in high-impact publications with titled : “ Neurobiology of Depression : Chronic Stress Alters the Glutamatergic System in the Brain-focusing on AMPA Receptor”. In this publication , Dr Lee and his collegues reviewed the recent literature on chronic stress-induced maladaptation of glutamatergic neurotransmission in emotional and mood-associated brain regions. This work is a collaboration among UCSI University (Malaysia), I-Shou University (Taiwan) and E-da Hospital (Taiwan). 

BEING APPOINTED AS SECTION EDITOR OF ASM SCIENCE JOURNAL UNDER ACADEMIC OF SCIENCES MALAYSIA (ASM) FOR YEAR 2022-2023

Congratulation to Associate Professor Ts Dr Lee Ming Tatt for being appointed as the section editor of the ASM Science Journal , under the Academic of Sciences Malaysia (ASM) for year 2022-2023. The ASM Science Journal publishes advancement in the broad fields of medical, engineering , earth , mathematical , physical , chemical and agricultural sciences as well as ICT. Scientific articles published will be on the basis of originality , importance and significant contribution to science , scientific research and the public. 

BEING APPOINTED AS VISITING PROFESSOR AT FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES , VILLA COLLEGE, MALE’, REPUBLIC OF MALDIVES

Congratulation to Associate Professor Dr Anand Gaurav for being appointed as visiting professor at Faculty of Health Sciences , Villa College , Male’ , Republic of Maldives 

RECEIVED FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH GRANT SCHEME (FRGS)

Congratulation to Assistant Professor Dr Ashok Kumar Janakiraman and his co-researchers for receiving Fundamental Research Grant Scheme (FRGS) of RM86,899 for their project “ Green synthesis of zinc oxide loaded vinblastine nanoparticles and their anticancer potential on specific anticancer cell lines.”