I am a pharmacist with a Doctorate in Clinical Pharmacy and over 12 years of experience across various sectors, including pharmaceutical production, marketing, sales, hospital practice, clinical pharmacy, and academia. I have  served as a clinical pharmacy researcher in a Malaysian hospital, specializing in nephrology, dialysis, evidence-based synthesis, randomized controlled trials, and meta-analysis in pharmacy and medicine. Additionally, I disseminate research findings and knowledge through my work as a reviewer for esteemed journals,further advancing SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being). By making research findings accessible to a broader audience, I help facilitate better decision-making and policy formulation, thus promoting health and well-being.

Lee Su Teng possesses academic and industrial experience. A seasoned Human Resource professional with years of progressive experience. Her extensive experience includes hands-on engagement in managing a full spectrum of HR, working with human resources information systems, spearheading HR business contingency plans and serving as an HR representative for an acquisition exercise. She left the corporate after being awarded a full scholarship to pursue her doctorate. Following her PhD, she has now moved on to her academic career with the Faculty of Business and Economics, Universiti Malaya, Malaysia where she teaches Human Resources. Her research is multidisciplinary, focusing on generational cohorts, employee engagement, and Human Resources. Her research has been published in WoS and SCOPUS-indexed journals, books and proceedings at international conferences.

As an infectious diseases physician, lecturer, and researcher at Universiti Malaya, I focus on advancing research through randomized controlled trials to improve treatment strategies for infections caused by Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria. I am dedicated to optimizing antimicrobial therapies in critically ill patients by integrating pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics principles to achieve better therapeutic outcomes.