The Monash Science Symposium (MSS) 2018 is one of the highly anticipated meetings that will connect researchers, academicians and industrialists from around the world. The symposium, organized by  postgraduates from the School of Science, will be held on the 21st to 23rd of November 2018 at Monash University Malaysia, Subang Jaya.

 

The aim of this symposium is to provide a meeting for interdisciplinary discussion on scientific issues. This is also a platform for participants to present their studies, explore their potentials, exchange inspiring ideas and establish professional relations with other universities and the industrial sectors.

Official Monash Science Symposium 2018 Poster

  • Formation of rosettes within vacuole in the Toxoplasma gondii infected cells. Photo credits to Athena
  • Endolichenic fungi. Photo credits to Krystle
  • Photo credits to Selina
  • DNA staining of Toxoplasma gondii parasites infecting human fibroblast monolayer cells. Photo credits to Eng Hwa
  • Photo credits to Selina
  • Hydroponic-grown lettuce. Photo credits to Jia May
  • Bacterial phenotypic identification test (RaPID test). Photo credits to Calvin
  • Fungal balls. Photo credits to Krystle
  • Fungal plates. Photo credits to Krystle
  • Cameron highlands. Photo credits to Krystle
  • Photo credits to Selina
  • Photo credits to Selina
  • Endolichenic fungi. Photo credits to Krystle
  • Random flower in Bukit Larut during sampling. Photo credits to Krystle
  • Moth. Photo credits to Krystle
  • Hyphae under microscope with magnification x100. Photo credits to Hon Fung
  • Photo credits to Selina
  • Airborne bacteria and fungi. Photo credits to Calvin
  • Preservation of fungi using skim milk. Photo credits to Krystle
  • Snail. Photo credits to Krystle
  • Bacteria Art 1. Photo credits to Calvin
  • Zones of inhibition. Photo credits to Krystle
  • A fungus, Fusarium sp., producing a crescent-shaped spore called, macroconidia. Photo credits to Jia May
  • Photo credits to Selina
  • Potato dextrose agar. Photo credits to Selina
  • Bacillus gram staining. Photo credits to Calvin
  • Photo credits to Selina
  • Bacteria Art 2. Photo credits to Calvin
  • Antioxidant assays. Top: Ferric Reducing Antioxidant Power (FRAP) Bottom:Total Phenolic Content (TPC) Photo credits to Selina
  • Microfilaria under microscope. Photo credits to Hon Fung
  • Actinomyces. Photo credits to Nurul
  • Nuclear morphology of cells undergoing apoptosis. Photo credits to Eng Hwa
  • Bacteria Arts 3. Photo credits to Calvin
  • Throat microbes on blood agar. Photo credits to Calvin
  • Capsule stain. Photo credits to Calvin
  • Colorful Agar Plates. Photo credits to Calvin
  • Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus. Photo credits to Calvin
  • Airborne bacteria and fungi from microbiology lab. Photo credits to Calvin
  • Streak dilution of recombinant E.coli DH10B strain in antibiotic agar. Photo credits to Allan

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The scope of the symposium includes the following 6 broad topics:

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