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    PRE-LAUNCH STUDENT LOUNGE "ANJUNG SERASI" WHERE IDEAS CONNECT, COLLABORATION BEGINS

    Alhamdulillah, another meaningful milestone has been achieved in fostering a culture of knowledge, collaboration, and innovation at the Tunku Abdullah Ahmad Badawi Cancer Centre (PKTAAB), Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM).

    On 7 October 2026, the Pre-Launch (Soft Launch) Ceremony of Anjung SERASI was successfully held. Designed with an industrial-inspired concept by Mr. Hizam Hanif, Head of the Engineering Section, this new space was created to serve as a welcoming environment for students, academic staff, researchers, and the PKTAAB community to interact, engage, and exchange ideas.

    More than just a lounge, Anjung SERASI is envisioned as a vibrant hub for intellectual discussions, knowledge sharing, academic engagement, and research collaboration.

    The name Anjung SERASI was selected from 24 proposed entries submitted by PKTAAB staff and students. What makes it even more special is that the winning name was proposed by Dr. Syahril Herman, a Master's candidate in Transfusion Medicine. His inspiration came from the concept of human blood group compatibility, where compatibility forms the foundation of relationships that complement and strengthen one another.

    This inspiration carries profound significance, as SERASI is more than just a name. It embodies the philosophy that remarkable achievements emerge when harmony, shared knowledge, mutual understanding, and synergy come together among people, expertise, and ideas.

    It is hoped that Anjung SERASI will become a meeting point that connects people, knowledge, and innovation, inspiring new research opportunities, strengthening academic networks, and fostering meaningful collaborations in support of the continued excellence of PKTAAB and Universiti Sains Malaysia.

    Congratulations to the Organising Committee from the Research, Innovation and Networking Division of PKTAAB for their dedication, commitment, and hard work in making this initiative a success.

    Welcome to Division of Research, Innovation & Networking

    At the heart of discovery, our division drives translational biomedical research through strategic initiatives, world‑class infrastructure, and multidisciplinary collaboration. Guided by national and global health priorities, we integrate clinical, laboratory, and data‑driven research to deliver breakthroughs that matter. With a strong commitment to excellence, governance, and innovation, we are advancing cancer research and positioning our specialist centre as a premier hub for health and medical sciences.From ideas to impact — we transform research into real‑world solutions.




    Profesor Dr. Badrul Hisham Bin Yahaya
    Deputy Director of Research and Networking

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    Driving discovery, empowering knowledge.

    Our division provides comprehensive services to elevate the research of both lecturers and students. Each unit supports essential research management — from MyRA reporting and grant applications to industrial training coordination. With cutting‑edge facilities, our laboratories simplify complex processes, offering advanced equipment handling and streamlined access to results. We also house a dedicated animal research facility, enabling studies on small animals to generate significant data that fuels breakthroughs in medical exploration and emerging technologies. Together, we transform ideas into impact — shaping the future of science, innovation, and collaboration.

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      To develop and ppersue the highest level possible of achievement for the identified 8 domains that enables Pusat Kanser Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, USM to achieve this vision.

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