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UKM Scientific Seminar for Instrumentation and Biocompatibility

Prima Nexus supported the UKM Scientific Seminar for Instrumentation and Biocompatibility, organised by the Centre for Research and Instrumentation (CRIM), Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM), at Hotel Bangi Putrajaya on 15 and 16 August 2017.

· Seminar · Supported by Prima Nexus

Speakers and participants in a group photo on a hotel staircase
Speakers and participants of the UKM Scientific Seminar for Instrumentation and Biocompatibility, Hotel Bangi Putrajaya, August 2017.

About the seminar

The Centre for Research and Instrumentation (CRIM) of UKM organised the two-day seminar at Hotel Bangi Putrajaya, in Bandar Baru Bangi. The photographs show the speakers and participants in a group photo on the hotel’s staircase, the seminar banner at the hall entrance, the stage, and guests at their tables.

Prima Nexus's part

Prima Nexus supported the seminar. For Prima Nexus’s research support today, see the research platforms page.

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About Prima Nexus

Founded in 2014, Prima Nexus Sdn Bhd is a Malaysian research, scientific consulting and integrated research support company advancing scientific discovery and healthcare innovation. We provide end-to-end research solutions, from early-stage discovery and experimental design to cell-based studies, preclinical animal testing, clinical trials and commercialization. Our multidisciplinary expertise spans genomics, genetic applications, proteomics, molecular biology, stem cell research, bioinformatics and clinical research. Through strategic collaborations with universities, research institutions, industry and global technology partners, we connect scientific expertise and advanced technologies to accelerate research into real-world applications. We also run hands-on training for researchers across Malaysia. More about Prima Nexus.

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