Top academics weigh in on future of mini agricultural space


(From left) Chemical engineering final year students Loke Qiao Min and Hao Ruo Chen explaining the modular aquaponic system to Prof Kaharudin at the launch of the Smart Engineering and Sustainable Urban Farm. — LOW LAY PHON/The Star

UNIVERSITI Malaya’s Smart Engineering and Sustainable Urban Farm was officially launched in January with long-term goals and plans to expand beyond its initial scope.

Universiti Malaya Sustainability and Development Centre (UMSDC) founding director Assoc Prof Dr Zeeda Fatimah Mohamad said they would look into how to transform UM into a sustainable campus.

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