School of Energy and Chemical Engineering
NESE Master Students Unveil How Dielectric and Piezoelectric Boost Energy Generation in Triboelectric Nanogenerators
Triboelectric Nanogenerators (TENGs) have emerged as a promising and innovative technology to generate electricity from friction, with the advantage of low cost and high output voltage. Recently, a group of researchers from Xiamen University Malaysia revealed the untapped potential of TENGs by harnessing dielectric and piezoelectric properties of polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) polymers.
School of Energy and Chemical Engineering
Dr. Lai Sin Yuan & Team Publish in Process Safety and Environmental Protection
The Research and Postgraduate Centre congratulates Michelle Lum Mei Xue, Asst. Prof. Dr. Lai Sin Yuan, Dr. Koh Mei Kee, and Kyle Sebastian Mulya from the School of Energy and Chemical Engineering for publishing an article entitled Sulfur dioxide catalytic reduction for environmental sustainability and circular economy: A review in an SCI Q1 journal, Process Safety and Environmental Protection, with the latest impact factor of 7.926.
School of Energy and Chemical Engineering
XMUM and Sunway University Foster Engineering Knowledge Sharing through Courtesy Visit
XMUM received a courtesy visit from Sunway University on 2 June 2023, with the aim of promoting knowledge sharing in engineering programmes between institutions.The visit was led by Prof. Ir. Dr. Denny Ng, Dean of the School of Engineering and Technology, Sunway University. Among other delegates who attended the visit included Assoc. Prof. Ir. Dr Matthew Teow, Program Leader of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, and Ms. Linda Tan, the Director of Facilities Services at Sunway Education Group.
School of Energy and Chemical Engineering
Students from School of Energy and Chemical Engineering Inspired by the Public Talk on Entrepreneurship
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ricardo Baba from School of Economics and Management, Xiamen University Malaysia, was invited to deliver a public talk to students from School of Energy and Chemical Engineering regarding entrepreneurship, on 25 May 2023.
School of Energy and Chemical Engineering
Ts. Dr. Vincent Woon Receives MASA Policy Development Programme Research Grant
Assoc. Prof. Ts. Dr. Vincent Woon Kok Sin from the School of Energy and Chemical Engineering has received an MASA Policy Development Programme (MPDP 2.0) research grant of RM 10,000, for his research on COVID-19’s impact on Malaysia’s carbon neutrality. Dr. Tan Jian Ding from the School of Electrical Engineering and Artificial Intelligence will also participate in this project.
