UM student sole Malaysian representative to CSSP


KUALA LUMPUR: Universiti Malaya student Vincent Tee Ming Han is the country’s sole representative to the European Organisation for Nuclear Research’s (CERN) Summer Student Programme (CSSP) in Geneva, Switzerland, which begins today.

In a statement yesterday, the Academy of Sciences Malaysia (ASM) said 22-year-old Tee, a Bachelor of Science (Physics) undergraduate, will be in Geneva for at least eight to 13 weeks, which will give him the opportunity to meet young scientists from around the world.

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