Dr Chew Chun Ming was conferred the Tan Sri Haji Yusoff Prize for his paper titled “Clean water and electricity supplies with solar energy: A sustainable green technology for developing nations” under the general category where it was recognised as an outstanding technical paper on an engineering subject contributed by a corporate member in the chemical engineering discipline.
Chew said he had always felt a sense of empathy towards rural villagers living without any basic utility supply. Meanwhile, Liew Son Qian, Tan Wei Kun and Kwa Eng Keat made their varsity proud at the 5th Tan Sri Haji Yusoff Ibrahim Final Year Project Competition 2021, which was organised by the IEM and the Institution of Engineering and Technology.Liew, who emerged the grand winner for his project titled “Hydrothermal growth of niobium oxide microrods in ammonium fluoride for electrochromic application”, bagged a cash prize worth RM1,000 and a trophy.
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