Scope of CEBAR:
Biosecurity and Biosafety for Tropical Agricultural Bioeconomy
The Centre for Research in Biotechnology for Agriculture (CEBAR) is a centre of research excellence at the University of Malaya whose mission is to “create a platform for world class research, development, applications and training with outputs and products that interface between the fundamental and applied sciences.” In addition to its focus on research, a major objective of CEBAR is also to stre
21/11/2024
Learn more about plant communication through VOC-mediated signalling.
Review: Cracking the plant VOC sensing code and its practical applications | Plantae Many studies have demonstrated the importance of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in communication between plants. VOCs emitted by a plant damaged by herbivory promote defenses in nearby plants.
24/04/2023
Spent my “Hari Raya” giving an invited lecture for the Women in Sciences section of the 18th International Collaboration for Genomics meeting in Singapore 😁 also gave me a chance to try in Impossible burger - not bad actually (but not as tasty as rendang 😉)
18/10/2022
take a moment to think about how these elements impact your life and your research 🙂
24/06/2022
Pictures from a fruitful workshop on Special Projects proposal held by CEBAR earlier this week. It was the first face-to-face CEBAR P.I. gathering after a long time. Many brilliant ideas and comments were discussed and refined by members before being put into the concept paper. Kudos to everyone involved. 👏💪🙂
02/04/2022
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26/02/2022
Kenya tests new solar panels to generate power and enhance food security On-ground solar panels take away a critical resource that is land, but through agrivoltaics, we can help dual-purpose the land.