Huzaifa bin Hashim is an academician at Faculty of Engineering. He has made his path unceasingly in civil engineering field , gaining in knowledge over the years both in academic and industrial line.

Dr Snehlata Samberkar is a Medical Lecturer at the Department of Anatomy, Faculty of Medicine, Universiti Malaya. She received her basic medical qualifications from Mumbai University, along with an additional postgraduate degree. She received her masters degree from Universiti Malaya. She has served in the field of Anatomy for 20 years both in Fiji and Malaysia. She has published articles in local and international (WOS) indexed journals and 2 book chapters.She is currently an editorial team member for the Journal of Kidney Cancer and VHL. Her research interests include the study of tumour biomarkers in RCC, anatomy education and hyperglycemia in pregnancy. She is also associated with USM (Indonesia) for the extension of her project. Recently, she started a SHE program for undergraduate students at the University of Malaya. This program focuses on "conducting a Bibliometric Review using AI tools"

Dr. Nazhatulshima Ahmad is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Physics, Faculty of Science, University of Malaya, where she has been a member of the academic staff since 1999. She received her BSc in Physics (1998), MSc in Astronomy (2003), and PhD in Physics (2013) from the University of Malaya. Her doctoral research, entitled “The Characteristics of Be Stars in the Delta Scorpii System,” focused on the variability and physical properties of emission-line stars. Dr. Nazhatulshima has played an important role in the development of observational astronomy at the University of Malaya, contributing to the establishment and growth of research activities in optical astronomy. She currently leads the Optical Astronomy Research Laboratory, where she coordinates observational programs, research projects, and collaborative activities related to stellar astrophysics and small-body studies. Her research focuses on emission-line stars, particularly Be stars and short-period eclipsing binaries, with an emphasis on photometric and spectroscopic variability. In addition, she is actively involved in the observation and monitoring of asteroids and Near-Earth Objects (NEOs), including astrometric observations and orbital analysis to support planetary defence initiatives. Dr. Nazhatulshima also conducts studies on light pollution and its impact on astronomical observations, with the aim of improving observational site quality and protecting dark skies for scientific research. Beyond her astrophysical research, she collaborates with the Department of Islamic Development Malaysia (JAKIM) on astronomical applications relevant to the Muslim community. These include observational and computational studies on crescent moon visibility for the Islamic months of Ramadan, Shawwal, and Zulhijjah, as well as investigations into the astronomical determination of Isha’ and Fajr prayer times. Through her work, Dr. Nazhatulshima continues to contribute to the advancement of observational astronomy in Malaysia while fostering collaborations that integrate scientific research with societal and cultural applications. Area of Expertise Astronomy and Astrophysics: Spectroscopy of emission line stars; binary stars; asteroid; observation and imaging techniques in optical wavelengths; spectroscopy, photometry and astrometry techniques; crescent moon; almanac