Eight Malaysian scientists to conduct research in Antarctica


PETALING JAYA: Eight Malaysian scientists will be spending three weeks on a vessel during a research expedition to Antarctica, seen as the first Malaysian journey of its kind.

Coming from six universities here, they will be sailing from Jan 22 to Feb 4 to eight places on the continent to do their research on topics ranging from electromagnetism to medical studies.

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