I was the only one who attended online instead of from the larger venue in Yokohama. I reported on the use of big data and AI in Malaysia, using the response to Covid-19 as an example, and talked about the future international trends of medical bigdata and AI. I myself learned a lot from the
The National University of Singapore, no.1 university across Asia in the past 10 years, has lots of institutions on and off campus to help create innovations to meet academic, industry, and the society’s needs. In the medical and healthcare domains, there are 2 tops that are most active: The Institute for Digital Medicine (WisDM) at
The above photo was shot back in Christmas season of 2018 in the Old Town of Tallinn, Estonia. Dr. Ross, myself, and my two young sons. Yep, it was damn cold and beautiful. Today we at eHealth Unit of UM Faculty of Medicine had a good hour-and-half tel-conference with Prof. Dr. Peeter Ross at TalTech’s
(info source: https://blogs.haas.berkeley.edu/the-berkeley-mba/use-your-inner-strengths-and-community-to-tame-impostor-syndrome) Every once awhile, we all experience so-called impostor syndrome. However, when super athletes in a big game, entrepreneurs at high stakes situations, and leaders in general are with it, it’s pretty much devastating. A talk is around what exactly is the nature of the syndrome and how to overcome it. Using your
This afternoon we were privileged to have Mr. Samuel Choo, who is founder of Kyalio, to talk about the company’s products and discuss for potential collaboration with UM eHealth Unit. They created an impressive line of VR training software for surgeons and medical students. In the field of internal medicine, too, they successfully implemented software
I attended some sessions of Research Carnival 2022 held at UM Faculty of Medicine’s 3rd floor Auditorium. It’s about advanced tech, research, innovation, and entrepreneurship. There were speakers who are Dr.s as well as entrepreneurs who shared their experiences about taking risk to be in fulfillment. One of the interesting topics was of course, the
My colleagues and I went to attend this rather big event at MRANTI , Bukit Jalil. It was the official kick-off event run by MRANTI, Ministry of Health, and other ministries, about Malaysia’s launching of NTIS HealthTech Hub. This was my first time to see the Minister in person. Sure I’m still cannot understand what
Today we at eHealth Unit of Universiti Malaya welcomed visit of MRANTI team, Malaysian Research Accelerator for Technology & Innovation (MRANTI), which is Malaysia’s central research & innovation commercialization agency. It happened ‘cuz of our mentor Prof. Dr. Adeeba’s reference. Thanks to CEO Mdm. Dzuleira Abu Bakar and CEDO (Chief Ecosystem Development Officer) Mr. Safuan
人口減少によって国内需要の縮小が懸念される中、海外市場の開拓とインバウンド需要の取り込みが求められており、今後はますます「グローバル・エリート」の活躍が期待されます。昨12月にマレーシアに移住した私が、半年間の体験も示しながら、教育制度の課題、これからの「グローバルエリート」の在り方、育成法について多方面から考えた本セミナーには、20名程度の方々が川崎市だけでなく遠方からも駆けつけて下さり、とても賑やかなイベントとなりました。コミュニティ向けイベント「おとなの寺子屋」主宰で行われ、いつも通り我らが「スーパー大家」の木村さんの全面協力により、セミナー後は駄菓子の木村屋パブリックスペースにてBBQ（と、もちろん酒盛り）。懐かしい顔たちと旧交を温めました！
The picture of the event I attended the other day as a panelist (the name was a bit overstated in nature, I feel). I had initially planed to go there in usual Nori style of T-shirt and casual long pants, but I went there in suits with a tie (very unusual for a man who forgets how to tie it) after having got a text regarding the dress code.