PhD student gets research grant


Shiau Ying’s research is focusing on the treatment of colorectal cancer cells.

THAM Shiau Ying, a PhD student at the University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus has been awarded with a Science and Technology Research Grant.

She received it from the Malaysia Toray Science Foundation. The grant worth RM20,000, is funded by the Toray Science Foundation, Japan.

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