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Dr Mahassan Mamat is a Senior Lecture at the Biology Division, Centre for Foundation Studies in Science, University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur. He completed his Doctorate, Master of Science and Bachelor of Science in University of Malaya. His core area of research field is in Comparative Neurobiology. His focus is on diversity and neuroanatomy of fish which involved morphology, neuroanatomy, immunohistochemistry, histology and brain topograhy using scanning electron microscope technique. Involved in administrative works as a Deputy Director (Academic), Head of Biology Division, Secretary and Treasury in residential college. Also, involved almost 11 years as Fellows in a residential college in UM (Sultan Nazrin Shah College (KK12), Bestari College (KK4) and Ungku Aziz College (KK11)) since 2002 until 2017.

Dr. Noor Ismawati Jaafar is an Associate Professor and Deputy Dean (Research and Development) at the Faculty of Business and Accountancy, Universiti Malaya. She obtained her highest academic qualification in Doctor of Business Administration (DBA), from Macquarie Graduate School of Management (MGSM), Macquarie University, Australia. She holds a professional qualification as Certified Financial Accountant (CFiA) from the Malaysian Institute of Certified Public Accountants (MICPA). She is also a member of the Association for Information Systems (AIS) an association which comprises of active academics and researchers in Information Systems. Having an accounting background and IT working experience in audit firm and large corporate organizations before joining the university, she now focuses on teaching core courses related to Information Systems. She lectures Accounting Information Systems (AIS) at undergraduate level and Management Information Systems (MIS) for postgraduates. In addition, she lectures Research Methodology course for postgraduates in line with her current appointment as the Deputy Dean of Research. She is responsible for nurturing young academic talents to become ethical researchers. Her efforts in contributing to human capital development has resulted in her successfully completed supervising six (6) Doctoral students and twenty-seven (27) students at Master levels up to-date. There are several students at both Doctoral and Master levels who are still under her on-going supervision. She has so far led nine (9) research projects out of seventeen (17) with a total grant amount of approximately RM1.4million. She has published in various refereed and indexed journals among others, Government Information Quarterly, Computers in Human Behavior, Behaviour and Information Technology, Industrial Data and Management Systems, Telematics and Informatics, International Journal of Mobile Communication, Internet Research, IEEE Access, Information and Management, PLOS One, Journal of Electronic Commerce Research, Information, Communication and Society, Social Science Computer Review, Computers and Education, Cyberpsychology, Behavior and Social Networking, and Management Decision. Her main research areas are IT governance, IT management, human computer interactions, and social media adoption. She is currently leading a research on online technologies adaptability among community post the Covid-19 pandemic in addition to a few more other on-going research projects. As a Chief Liaison Officer, she could establish industry and professional networking linkages with the local and international partners for the faculty. She is currently a Visiting Professor at Universitas Diponegoro, Indonesia lecturing Accounting Information Systems for the Accounting International Undergraduate Programme. She has been invited as guest lecturer, keynote speaker and presenter for symposiums and conferences held in Australia, China, India, Indonesia, Singapore, South Africa, South Korea and United Kingdom. She has also been appointed as mentor for the APRU Asia-Pacific Women in Leadership Mentoring Program (APWiL) representing Universiti Malaya. She aspires to achieve higher goals in her academic career in the university while embracing a more balanced lifestyle including making meaningful knowledge contribution to the society. She hopes to profess her views on societal impact of technologies in her quest of becoming a public intellectual.

Asrul Sani is a lecturer at the Department of Architecture at the Faculty of Built Environment. He has been involved in teaching, research and consultancy projects for more than 10 years. Among his administrative duties include roles as coordinator for undergraduate architecture program; academic instructor for UM-NUS joint studio program (2016-2017) and UNPAR-ITB joint studio program (2014-2015); studio coordinator for undergraduate architecture year 1 and 2. He received his M.A (Hons) in Architectural Design and Bachelor of Architecture (Part I and II RIBA) and M.Sc in Design and Digital Media from the University of Edinburgh. Prior to his teaching position, his work experience includes graphic design and illustration, architectural animations and built projects, working in architecture firms and animation companies across Malaysia and the United Kingdom. He is also trained as a qualified graduate technician in the architecture workshop during his architectural studies with particular focus on woodworking and digital fabrication tools.  His research interest focuses on architectural design process using computational design process and digital fabrication methods and how they inform contemporary architectural design practice. Currently, he is pursuing his doctorate degree at the University of Malaya.