On November 23, 2023, the Department and Study Program of Chemical Engineering hosted a highly anticipated international guest lecture. The event featured Dr. Rafidah Binti Othman from Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) as the keynote speaker. The guest lecture focused on the intriguing and innovative topic of technology in stingless bee honey (kelulut honey) and the development of the UTM Modular Box.
The event was attended by Chemical Engineering students, leaders, and faculty members from the Department and Study Program. Dr. Rafidah Binti Othman's presence provided an invaluable opportunity for participants to broaden their knowledge on the latest technologies in kelulut honey processing, which is known for its numerous health benefits and significant economic potential.
In her presentation, Dr. Rafidah detailed the technology behind kelulut honey, covering everything from collection and processing to its various applications. She also introduced the UTM Modular Box, an innovation developed by UTM to support efficient and effective research and technological development.
Participants were highly enthusiastic and actively engaged in the Q&A session. They posed various questions regarding the technologies discussed and their potential implementation in Indonesia. Dr. Rafidah patiently and clearly answered each question, offering explanations that enriched the participants' understanding.
This guest lecture not only expanded the knowledge and insights of students and faculty but also opened up opportunities for collaboration between Universiti Teknologi Malaysia and educational institutions in Indonesia. It is hoped that events like this will strengthen and enhance the productive relationship between the two countries in education and research.
In conclusion, the international guest lecture with Dr. Rafidah Binti Othman successfully provided an engaging and beneficial experience for all participants. The topics discussed significantly broadened the audience's horizons and inspired continued innovation in technology and research.
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