Noor Yussuf bin Othman is an Assistant Science Officer at the Basic Physics Laboratory (Teaching Lab) and also, Plasma Technology Research Centre (Research Lab), Department of Physics, Faculty of Science, Universiti Malaya. He holds a Bachelor's Degree and has professional experience in laboratory operations management, scientific equipment maintenance, asset management, and the coordination of laboratory facilities to support teaching, learning, and research activities in higher education.

His professional responsibilities encompass scientific instrumentation, technical specification development, laboratory equipment procurement, facility management, and the implementation of laboratory safety and risk management procedures. He is also involved in improving laboratory management practices to ensure efficient, systematic, and safe working environments that meet institutional and operational requirements.

His research interests focus on Biology and Bioplasma, particularly the applications of plasma technology in biological and life sciences. These areas offer opportunities to explore bioplasma applications in microbiological research, plasma–biological interactions, and potential biotechnology applications. He is also interested in developing research laboratory facilities, preparing scientific equipment, and optimising experimental procedures to support interdisciplinary research.

In addition to his technical and research interests, he contributes to academic programmes, STEM initiatives, industrial visits, and science outreach activities. His involvement in programmes such as Physics Open Week reflects his commitment to promoting scientific knowledge, strengthening university–community engagement, and encouraging interest in science and technology.

He is particularly interested in advancing his expertise in laboratory management and technology, with an emphasis on modern laboratory practices, scientific facility development, strategic asset management, laboratory safety, and research infrastructure optimisation. He believes that effective laboratory management is fundamental to research quality, scientific productivity, and the sustainable development of research institutions.

Guided by professionalism, integrity, innovation, and lifelong learning, he aspires to continuously strengthen his technical and academic competencies while developing specialised expertise in laboratory management and technology. His long-term goal is to contribute to the advancement of a high-quality, competitive, and technologically driven research environment.