‘M’sians stand to gain from research’


Visiting booths: Mohamed Khaled (third from right) visiting an exhibition booth at the carnival. With him are Prof Mohd Hamdi (second from right) and Higher Education deputy secretary-general (Policy) Datuk Dr Megat Sany Megat Ahmad Supian (far right).

RESEARCH benefits everyone – that was the message Universiti Malaya (UM) wanted to impress upon the public when it held a three-day carnival at its campus recently.

It was because of findings made through research that Malaysians can be better prepared for increasingly severe weather conditions, for instance.

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