Tuesday, November 19, 2024

Mahaletchumy Arujanan

Ts. Dr Mahaletchumy Arujanan is one scientist who has opted to be out in the forefront as a science journalist than work with test tubes. She loves engaging with the public and this passion together with her multiple science background has put her in good stead as an effective science communicator. She has a PhD in Science Communication, Masters in Biotechnology and Bachelor’s Degree in Microbiology and Biochemistry. Her training provides her with the strong foundation to bring science and biotechnology to the public domain, while her passion connects her with her audience locally and on the international podium. She enjoys her non-routine job and the freedom to try out new communication approaches. Currently she holds court as the Executive Director of the Malaysian Biotechnology Information Centre and is the Founding Editor-in-Chief of The Petri Dish.

Joseph Masilamany

Joseph Masilamany is a veteran journalist having worked with several mainstream newspapers in Malaysia. He began his career in journalism as a freelance writer for several mainstream newspapers in the country, moving on to be senior sub-editor with theSun and features editor for the Borneo Post. Although he undertook studies in philosophy and theology his passion for science and medicine has earned him several local and international awards. He has been a founding journalist with The Petri Dish since its inception and enjoys his role as editor with the newspaper.

 

Ai Lin Chun PhD

Ai Lin is the founder and director of Science Storylab, an editorial services boutique supporting scientists and their institutions with research, writing and publishing. Prior to founding Science Storylab, Ai Lin spent 10+ year as a founding and manuscript editor at Nature Nanotechnology, a monthly science journal published by SpringerNature. There, she handled primary research papers in the areas of nanomedicine, biomaterials, environmental, health and safety issues surrounding nanotechnology.

Ai Lin earned her B.Sc. in Chemistry from the University of San Francisco and PhD in Biomedical Engineering from Purdue University. Her research focused on improving the adhesion of orthopaedic implant materials to bone tissues. Ai Lin loves science and teaching and is curious about the stories behind every face and project. When not teaching or reading and writing papers and grants, Ai Lin is learning and thinking about frugal science. Her mission in life is to make everyone curious about science.

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