YIC 2021 Souvenir Book

COMMITTEE OF YIC 2021

Project Advisor
DR. MOHAMED YUNUS BIN MOHAMED YASIN

Project Director
MR. ANANDAN SHANMUGAM

ASTI Secretariat Representative
MS. VANITHA VASU

Chief Judge
MR. TAN CHER HAO

Committee Members
MR. FAIZAL NOOR BATCHA
MRS. NURAIN BINTI SALEHEN
MR. KARUNAKARAN KARTHIGEYAN
DR. UMAIYAL MUNUSAMY

Message from

Dr. Mohamed Yunus Yasin

President
Association of Science, Technology and Innovation (ASTI)

The Young Inventors Challenge was created to help young people
express themselves in a creative and positive way. A way that focusses
proactively at solutions. Solutions to make this world a better place. I
would like to congratulate you, the young inventors to have completed
this process despite all the odds.

It is always easy to start something, but difficult to finish that which we
have started. The true mark of a successful person is one who is able to
finish that which he/she starts. This is especially true with a programme like
YIC. YIC is not a 100meter dash but a long and meaningful marathon.

Marathons become most difficult in the middle of the race. This is when
we hit a mental block and our entire body begins to shut down. What
keeps the marathon runner going is his/her pure determination to
complete the race. The true primary aim of most marathoners is to cross
that finish line.

In a marathon, there will be people cheering you at the start, and there
will be people cheering for you at the finish line. However, in between
the start and the end, there will be few people who would be interested.
This is the crucial part of your run – when you have to cheer for yourself.

We started YIC with a cheer and now we are at the end with another
cheer. We were not there with you in the middle. Only you and those
close to you were there. We do not know the challenges you have
faced nor will we be able to fully empathise. We may never know the
amazing things you would have done to reach the finish line today –
but you, and only you know. And in the journey of life – that is all that
matters.

I would consider that all are winners here because you have crossed the
finish line. I know this may sound a little corny or clichéd but that is all
that matter despite this being a competition. Winning is a short term
jubilation which of course is well deserved - but remember the journey.
That is the place where true learning occurs. That is where you become
a better person. That is where you make a difference – both to yourself
and those around you. Tell one, tell all of your journey, share what you
have learnt – share your invention, share you vision. Let this be the first
step in the bigger marathon called life. You are still near the beginning
of your ‘race’. There are people cheering you on – but soon you would
reach the middle. A place where you would be alone. Do not forget to
be your own cheerleader, your own motivator.

Finally I like to thank all our supporters, our amazing judges and
volunteers who gave us their time, our funders who gave us the trust,
the teachers and mentors who gave us their labour, and YOU, the
future inventors and change makers, who gave us your best. We also
like to thank JACTIM Foundation, CIMB Foundation, Yayasan UEM,
Tenaga Nasional Berhad and Manulife Holdings Berhad for their
generous contribution.

A special thank you to the Ministry of Science Technology and
Innovation (MOSTI), Malaysia and the National Aeronautics and Space
Administration, United States of America (NASA) for their amazing and
motivational speech. We also thank the US Embassy (KL) for their
facilitation. We are grateful to all for making this a meaningful journey
for us, as we hope it has also been for you.

We wish you all the best today and beyond. “Keep your feet on the
ground and keep reaching for the stars” Casey Kasey

Message from

Mr. Anandan Shanmugam

Project Director
Young Inventors Challenge 2021 Special Edition

Dear Parents and Children,

Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)

As the world is slowly emerging out of the Covid 19 pandemic, many
countries across the globe is converging at Glasgow for COP 26 to
tackle new challenges in climate change, environmental problems and
sustainability issues never seen before.

Sustainable Development Goals is the theme of this year’s Young
Inventors Challenge (YIC). Young Inventors Challenge is a small step in
getting young minds to think towards solving issues and problems
facing us globally. The Young Inventors Challenge Special Edition 2021
aims to foster high school children to cooperate as a team to find
innovative solutions to current day problems. I hope this objective will be
shared by all children across nations to raise our awareness that we put
our minds together and come up with innovations solutions.

This is the 9th year in the row that Young Inventors Challenge
competition is open once again to secondary school students aged 13
to 17 and we encourage the teams to be in groups of 4-5 students of
different cultural background to come together in an inventive process.
The purpose of the programme is to encourage creativity and inventive
capability of young people. This year’s theme is both global and open
ended; with the hope that it can open the young adult’s minds to think
broadly and inclusively.

This year we have received almost to 352 applications from South Asia
as well from almost all the ASEAN countries. After the initial registration
process, a total of 283 teams have submitted their invention proposals.
Based on their videos and report submissions, top 20 teams have been
shortlisted for viva sessions. The winners will be announced online on
the final day.

This event would not be possible without the financial assistance and
grants from our funders, many of whom are continuously supporting us
year after year. Our funders among others are: JACTIM Foundation,
CIMB Foundation, Yayasan UEM, Tenaga Nasional Berhad and Manulife
Holdings Berhad. This year’s Young Inventors Challenge Special Edition
2021 winners will be announced on 20th of November 2021.

I hope projects such as YIC will continue to boost budding inventors to
find solutions and contribute their ideas to the world in the right
direction. I am grateful to all our partners who have come together and
share the same dream to build a nation of innovative inventors.

Thank you.

Honorary Speech

YBhg. Datuk Zainal Abidin Bin Abu Hassan

Secretary General Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation

Assalamualaikum warrahmatullahi wabarakatuh.

Ladies and gentlemen.

Thank you for inviting me to the Young Inventors Challenge 2021 Special
Edition Virtual Prize Giving Ceremony. It is my pleasure to be part of this
significant event.

First of all, I would like to congratulate, The Association of Science,
Technology and Innovation (ASTI) for successfully organizing the Young
Inventors Challenge 2021 Special Edition. ASTI’s range of programs and
events are optimum synergies to the science and technology
fundamentals and I must sincerely commend them on their continued
efforts in raising the quality of Science, Technology, Engineering and
Mathematics (STEM) education in the nation.

Contestants of the Young Inventors Challenge (YIC) are a team of 4 to 5
secondary school students. They put their heads together to yield
inventions that demonstrate the creative and inventive capabilities of
young people. YIC is designed to encourage students’ interest in
exploring STEM by giving them exposure to varieties of interactive and
immersive learning experiences through exhibitions, workshops, forums,
competitions and presentations. Besides that, it is also crafted to increase
the spirit of entrepreneurship among students, therefore boosting the
development of local technology-based entrepreneurs.

The diverse tangents of YIC allow the students to orient themselves into
the intricacies of science and technology as well as the practice of
real-life working needs such as proper presentation skills, marketing and
even advertising dexterity. The theme anchors the students to
understand the global issues and aspires them to find common
solutions for the problems. All these make for a well-rounded graduate
of the future and bode well for the ASTI programs growing reputation.

Ladies and Gentlemen,

I note that ASTI started this program in 2013 as a pilot and the response
has been remarkable ever since. For instance, this year’s Young
Inventors Challenge 2021 Special Edition has attracted the participation
of 131 teams from 7 countries namely Malaysia, Brunei, Indonesia,
Philippines, Thailand, Singapore, and Timor Leste. I am heartened by the
quality and creativity of videos submitted by the participants on
inventions to solve SDG issues. I am very proud of all your tenacious
efforts. It doesn’t matter if you win or lose, it is the meaningful
experience gained throughout the journey that counts. I hope all of you
seize the opportunity and continue to embrace science, technology,
engineering and Mathematics and keep doing innovation for the good
of the human race and universe.

Before I end my speech, I would like to convey my appreciation to the
organiser, The Association of Science, Technology and Innovation (ASTI),
teachers, parents, students and everyone involved in making the Young
Inventors Challenge 2021 Special Edition a successful event.

Congratulations to all the winners and I wish everyone the very best.

Keep in mind this quote from Abraham Lincoln, “the best way to predict
your future is to create it”. So, be innovative.

And with that, I thank you.

Special Address

Mr. Garvey Mclntosh

NASA Asia Representative

Hello Everyone,

My Name is Garvey Mclntosh and I’m the NASA Asia Representative
based at the US Embassy in Tokyo. I been in NASA for 18 years now and
I’m very very excited about the collaboration that NASA and Malaysia
are looking to move forward with in the areas of Earth and Space
Science and in the future may be STEM as well. I want to wish everyone
at Young Inventors Challenge the best of luck for your event and look
forward to seeing you in person really soon.

The spacecraft Voyager 1 was more than 6.4 billion kilometres away, at
the periphery of the solar system, when it captured a portrait of Earth.
The Earth was a tiny dot only 0.12 pixel in size. Seeing this amazing
picture, Carl Sagan wrote an excellent piece the "pale blue dot" which
begin with:

"Look again at that dot. That's here. That's home. That's us. On it
everyone you love, everyone you know, everyone you ever heard of,
every human being who ever was, lived out their lives. The aggregate of
our joy and suffering, thousands of confident religions, ideologies, and
economic doctrines, every hunter and forager, every hero and coward,
every creator and destroyer of civilization, every king and peasant, every
young couple in love, every mother and father, hopeful child, inventor
and explorer, every teacher of morals, every corrupt politician, every
"superstar," every "supreme leader," every saint and sinner in the history
of our species lived there--on a mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam..."

As we slowly recover from one of the worst pandemics in modern
times, we may wonder its importance in relation to the Universe
unimaginably vast, both calm and chaotic at times.

We at NASA would like to congratulate you, for providing us with
solutions via your invention for a better world. It is you who will inherit
the earth, both the good and the bad we older folks leave behind.
Although we may one day be adventurers in the Universe, this is and
always will be our home, the only living planet known to us now.

Keep your dreams alive and continue your journey of discovery and
inventing, in your hands - our future resides. Make your life great. Make
it matter. Make it meaningful. Please also consider a career in agencies
such as NASA that works at the boundaries of knowledge. Boundaries
which one day you may break. Work hard and keep your goals clear
and you will get to that which you aim.

Finally, to the organisers for YIC, we wish you the best of luck and we
hope you continue your good work, as an avenue for our young to
showcase their amazing creations.

Thank you very much and have a great event.

The Association of Science, Technology, and Innovation (ASTI) is a
non-governmental and non-profit oriented organization (NGO) working
towards empowering young children's’ interest in science through the
act of doing where learning is achieved from discovering scientific
principles themselves. In order to achieve this vision ASTI has
experimented with various projects and has successfully gained traction
on programs such as the Science Fair for Young Children (SFYC), Young
Inventors Challenge (YIC), Creative, and Critical Thinking Camp (CCTC),
and others. Each of these programs are interlinked in order to provide a
platform for participation of young students that is holistic and inclusive
in nature.

YIC is part of this vision, where it requires teams of up to 4-5 members to
put their minds together and come up with an invention. The purpose
of the program is to build and encourage the creative and inventive
capability of young people. ASTI started this program in 2013 as a pilot
where 12 teams participated from 12 schools, and the response has
been remarkable ever since – the project has been growing at almost
100 percent year on year with over 100 teams participating and about
3000 students participating in the program.

ASTI is proud to mention that Young Inventors Challenge has received
international recognition from the Ministry of Education Malaysia for the
year 2017 to 2020. In 2019, YIC was also shortlisted from over 1500
education projects from around the world to participate in the
conference and competition called “Reimagining Education” held in
London and organised by the respected rating agency, QS
international.

This year, the organisers of the YIC, ASTI (Association of Science
Technology and Innovation), was deeply concerned with the continuous
outbreak of COVID-19 but for us education and learning is something
that cannot be postponed nor can it be stopped, especially so for young
people. Our concerns have us supporting the travel limitations imposed
across the world. In view of this and in protecting the safety and
well-being of all our national and international participants, we
announced YIC 2021 SPECIAL EDITION same as year 2020. YIC Special
edition was conducted through a submission of video-based inventions
and a report by participating teams via online.

We received a total of 352 applications of which 283 teams submitted
proposals with a wide range of ideas related to the theme from Malaysia,
Indonesia, Thailand, Singapore, Brunei, Philippines, and Timor Leste. We
had shortlisted 150 teams to participate in the final competition via
Invention Pitch Video and Project Report submission. As of 10 September
2021, 131 teams had successfully submitted their Invention Pitch Video
and Project Report from 7 countries which has been marked by panel of
63 judges.

On the 13th October 2021, we informed the TOP 20 team who has been
qualified for the Online Viva Session. The VIVA session was conducted on
the 30th October 2021 to determine the One (1) Platinum, Two (2) Gold,
Seven (7) Silver and Ten (10) Bronze award winners. On the 20th
November 2021, we announced the winners via virtual prize giving
ceremony.

The aim and objectives of YIC are:

To help develop future inventors.
To give an opportunity to young and future
inventors to develop and showcase their inventions.
To help young inventors to experience the inventive
cycle, from conceptualisation to product/prototype.
To introduce the idea of "using inventions as a tool
to make a positive change in society".
To give opportunities to young people who are
inventive to promote their ideas to the outside
world.

By participating in YIC, the participants would also:

Produce an original invention and receive
recognition for participating in the event.
Meet and network with other inventors who share a
similar passion.
Develop creative and innovative thinking skills.
Develop teamwork dynamics to solve problems.
Use resources such as the internet, library and
experts to hone their research skills.
Learn to document their invention project.
Enhance self-esteem and confidence.
Acquire public presentation and writing skills.

This year remarks the 9th year of Young Inventors Challenge
and the breakdown of Applications Received, Proposals Received
and Shortlisted Teams are shown in the table below:

Country/State Total No of Shortlisted
Registration Proposals Teams

1 Johor 28 19 6
5
2 Melaka 13 11
14
3 Negeri Sembilan 29 24 10
4 Selangor 22 18 5

5 Perak 16 12 6
5
6 Penang 13 10 1
1
7 Kedah 16 11 1

8 Pahang 43 1
3
9 Terengganu 1 1 18
7
10 Kelantan 43 0
30
11 Perlis 22 28
1
12 Sabah 11 10 2
1
13 Sarawak 31 28 2
3
14 WP Kuala Lumpur 21 17 0
150
15 WP Putrajaya 1 0

16 Thailand 85 63

17 Philippines 40 38

18 Timor Leste 2 1

19 Singapore 44

20 Sri Lanka 22

21 Indonesia 33

22 Brunei 33

23 India 10

TOTAL 352 283

Young Inventors Challenge 2021 Special Edition
Agenda

Welcoming Note by Moderator
Opening Remark by Mr. Anandan Shanmugam
Project Director of Young Inventors Challenge 2021 Special Edition
Honorary Speech by YBhg. Datuk Zainal Abidin bin Abu Hassan
Secretary General of Ministry of Science Technology and Innovation (MOSTI)
Special Message from the Funders

Judging Remark by Chief Judge Mr.Tan Cher Hao

Special Address by Mr. Garvey Mclntosh, NASA Asia Representative

Thank You Remark by Dr.Mohamed Yunus Yasin
President of Association of Science, Technology and Innovation
Winners Announcement

(Platinum, Gold, Silver and Bronze)

Thank you Note by Moderator

From the 150 Shortlisted teams, a total of 131 teams had
successfully submitted Invention Pitch Video and Project
Report. Below are the list:

No Country School Name Team Name
1 Brunei Darussalam
2 Brunei Darussalam Sekolah Menengah Berakas Team Sonar
3 Indonesia
4 Indonesia Sekolah Menengah Berakas Team Suiden
5 Malaysia
6 Malaysia SMAN 5 Semarang Smanu (Smart Nurse) YPF
7 Malaysia
8 Malaysia SMAN 1 Sumbawa Besar UVS-Tech Garuda
9 Malaysia
10 Malaysia SMK Puncak Alam AD Astra
11 Malaysia
12 Malaysia SMK Ayer Keroh Akses Alphatech
13 Malaysia
14 Malaysia SMK Sultan Badlishah Algenst (Alpha Generation Student)
15 Malaysia
16 Malaysia Mara Junior Science College Betong Anthoscientist
17 Malaysia
18 Malaysia SMK St. Francis, Jalan Parameswara Artemis
19 Malaysia
20 Malaysia SMK Bukit Assek Sibu Sarawak BA Academy
21 Malaysia
22 Malaysia SMK Sultan Abdul Samad Bionic Minds
23 Malaysia SMK Convent Green Lane Boom Shaka Laka
24 Malaysia
25 Malaysia SMK Sungai Tapang CCEN
26 Malaysia
27 Malaysia SMK Seri Bintang Utara Chlorophyll-5
28 Malaysia Kolej Yayasan Saad Melaka Codepage Cynic
29 Malaysia
SMK Bukit Payong Decrew
30 Malaysia
MARA Junior Science College Pengkalan Hulu Eco Green Ho'olaha
31 Malaysia Kolej Yayasan Saad Melaka Fusion Industries
32 Malaysia
33 Malaysia Sekolah Menengah Puteri Seremban Backstreet Girls
34 Malaysia
SMK King George V Ecogirls
35 Malaysia MARA Junior Science College Pengkalan Hulu Grands Enfants

SMK Medini Green Beans (Kacang Hijau)
SMK Bukit Nanas Green Suburbs
Green-tastic Aquaholic
SMK Skudai(C.Vinothini), SMK IJ Convent (S. Kaaviya Sri)
SMK Medini(S. Rupasri ), SMK Pulai Perdana(M.Thashveenaa) In Theory
INO Gen
SMK Chio Min (CF)
SMA Majlis Agama Islam (SMA MAIWP)

Kolej Genius Insan Insantech

SMK Cyberjaya Jarvis
Massive-1
SMK Taman Mount Austin
Masterminds
SMK Bukit Mewah, SMK Dato' Shamsudin Nain,
SMK Taman Tuanku Jaafar

SM Sains Lahad Datu Miss Metamorphic

SMK Riam N-GENE 21
SMJK Jit Sin Nutrigrub Powder

Kolej Datu Patinggi Abang Haji Abdillah Onequest

SMK (P) Methodist Kuantan Sequer

No Country School Name Team Name
36 Malaysia SMK Tinggi Kuching Pioneer
37 Malaysia Pronature
38 Malaysia SMK Seri Kenangan Segamat

39 Malaysia SMK Kota Kemuning /SMK Tinggi Kajang /SMK USJ 12 Pythoners

40 Malaysia Australian International School Malaysia Solar Dish Electricity
41 Malaysia SMK Semerah Padi, Kuching Generation
42 Malaysia Redarmour
43 Malaysia
44 Malaysia Sekolah Agama Al-islahiyah (Menengah) Saim Pioneer
45 Malaysia
Kolej Genius Insan Sanafuz
46 Malaysia
SMK St Anthony Sarikei SAS Defender
47 Malaysia
48 Malaysia SMK St Anthony Sarikei SAS Girls
49 Malaysia Chow Kit Foundation-Alternative Literacy Program
50 Malaysia Smart Rangers
51 Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur Krash Pad)
52 Malaysia SMKS2 Team 1 Form 2
53 Malaysia SMK Seremban 2
54 Malaysia (Alpha Inventors)
55 Malaysia SMK Seremban 2 SMKS2 Team 3 Form2 I-Do-It
56 Malaysia SMK Seremban 2 SMKS2 Team Wonder Form 5
57 Malaysia SMK Dato Penggawa Timur
58 Malaysia Solution Squad
59 Malaysia
60 Malaysia Myfirst Robotics Centre Sdn Bhd Sparks4 (Myfirst Three)
61 Malaysia
62 Malaysia SMK Chio Min Steminist
63 Malaysia SM St. Michael, Penampang, Sabah Sustain To Success (STS)
64 Malaysia SMK Saint Columba, Miri
65 Malaysia Team Ethereal
66 Malaysia SMK Jalan Arang Team Green Revolve 19
67 Malaysia
68 Malaysia SMK (P) Sri Aman, Petaling Jaya Team Herculean
69 Malaysia
70 Malaysia Kolej Yayasan Saad Melaka Team Pilott
71 Malaysia
72 Malaysia SMK Bintulu Techie Monkeys
73 Malaysia SMK Puteri Titiwangsa Telebuddies

SMK Chio Min (CF) The 7th Team of Chio Min

SMK Puncak Alam The Aemnis

SMK Seri Kenangan Segamat The Coirlista

SMJK Chung Ling Butterworth The Conquerors H.O.L.T

SMJK Chung Ling, Pulau Pinang The Future Pioneers

SMK Sultan Badlishah The Herbalists
SMK Tawau The Infinity

SMJK Ave Maria Convent Ipoh The Wild Imaginators

SMK Seri Samudera Thinkernauts
Maktab Rendah Sains Mara Pengkalan Chepa Transcendence

SMK Saint Columba Triple Bonds
Myfirst Robotics Centre Sdn Bhd Triple J (Myfirst One)
Kolej Datu Patinggi Abang Haji Abdillah Trooper
SMKA Tun Ahmad Zaidi Tundra Innovate!

SMK Air Itam, Pulau Pinang U Drone

No Country School Name Team Name
74 Malaysia
75 Malaysia SBP Integrasi Gopeng Vital
76 Malaysia
77 Malaysia SMK Puncak Alam Vortex Quinns
78 Malaysia Kolej Vokasional Ampangan, Seremban Weld Boys
79 Philippines
80 Philippines SMK Damansara Utama & SMJK Pin Hwa Y-Knot Techies
81 Philippines
SMK Kai Chung Young Elite Team
82 Philippines Iligan City East National High School
83 Philippines Airspace Holocaust Protector
84 Philippines
85 Philippines Iligan City East National High School Astra Idiofyía
Philippine Science High School Southern Biplop
86 Philippines Mindanao Campus Brawl
87 Philippines Philippine Science High School - Bukang - Liwayway
88 Philippines Central Luzon Campus
89 Philippines PSHS Caraga Region Campus
90 Philippines
91 Philippines Shalom Crest Wizard Academy Buro Bitoon
Sta. Filomena Iligan City East Catfish
92 Philippines National High School

93 Philippines Cordillera Administrative Region Campus Eureka! Catechu
94 Philippines
95 Philippines Iligan City East National High School H-INVO
96 Philippines
97 Philippines Cordillera Administrative Region Campus KALIKGHAYAN
98 Philippines
PSHS Caraga Region Campus Kasikas
99 Philippines
Kabasalan Science And Technology High School KSTHS Paragons
100 Philippines
101 Philippines Philippine Science High School - Lilies On The Hill
102 Philippines Central Luzon Campus
103 Philippines
104 Singapore Alabel National Science High School- Maribulan, Mind Benders
105 Singapore Alabel, Sarangani Province

Alabel National Science High School Neoteric Innovators
Philippine Science High School - NXminerva
Cagayan Valley Campus Prototech Visionary
Iligan City East National High School

Alabel National Science High School Safi (Sarangani’s Fine Inventors)

Iligan City East National High School Sta's Episteme
Philippine Science High School - Team Kinaadman
Soccsksargen Region Campus Team Sinco
Esperanza National High School -
Annex, San Jose Campus

Iligan City East National High School Technokromes

Kabasalan Science And Technology High School The Innovatorz

Philippine Science High School - The Masketeers
Soccsksargen Region Campus

Iligan City East National High School The Phenoms

School of Science and Technology, Singapore Team Delta

School of Science and Technology, Singapore Team Sigma

No Country School Name Team Name
106 Thailand
107 Thailand Damrongratsongkroh School BBFMMP
108 Thailand
109 Thailand Montfort College Champion Deva
110 Thailand
111 Thailand Varee Chiangmai School COTA
112 Thailand
Damrongratsongkroh School DS Student/DAMRONG
113 Thailand
114 Thailand Princess Chulabhorn Science High School Goat Gangster
115 Thailand Mukdahan (Greatest Of All Time)
116 Thailand
117 Thailand Satree Thungsong School Infinite STSS
Princess Chulabhorn Science High School JORBORH TEAM
118 Thailand Buriram
119 Thailand
120 Thailand Princess Chulabhorn Science High School Karyotype Gang
121 Thailand Mukdahan Machina
122 Thailand
123 Thailand Assumption College
124 Thailand
125 Thailand Princess Chulabhorn Science High School Mekhong Serpent
126 Thailand Mukdahan Nerdy
127 Thailand Montfort College
128 Thailand
129 Thailand Princess Chulabhorn Science High School Satun PCCSTBOY
130 Thailand
Princess Chulabhorn Science High School Play Clay
131 Timor-Leste Buriram

Princess Chulabhorn Science High School Satun Smart Invention

Princess Chulabhorn Science High School Solar Tiger
Pathum Thani

Princess Chulabhorn Science High School Satun TAO-OB

Princess Chulabhorn Science High School The Best
Nakhon Si Thammarat

Satree Thungsong The Rubbish Robot

Princess Chulabhorn Science High School The Sunshine
Nakhon Si Thammarat The Tiny Stick
Satreethungsong School

Phimanphitthayasan School Three In One Ozone

Varee Chiang Mai School VCS1ST
Princess Chulabhorn Science High School Y I See You
Nakhon Si Thammarat

Varee Chiang Mai School YESHE
Princess Chulabhorn Science High School Empire
Nakhon Si Thammarat

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Industria

YouTube Live Trainings
Training 1:
Introduction to New Methodology and Sustainable
Development Goals (SGDs)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eggItlTniFc&t=335s

Training 2:

Guidelines for Invention Pitch Video and Report Writing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4SNPzlDuW4&t=2s

Training 3:

Judging Criteria for Invention Pitch Video and Report Writing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V62M__01K5k&t=303s

Training 4:

Questions and Answer Session
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gn0ncyAFus8&t=1006s

Special

to...

Ministry of Education (MOE)

YBhg. Datuk Zainal Abidin bin Abu Hassan,
Secretary General of

Ministry of Science Technology and Innovation

Mr. Garvey Mclntosh,
NASA Asia Representative

CIMB Foundation
JACTIM Foundation

Yayasan UEM
Tenaga Nasional Berhad
Manulife Holdings Berhad

Sunway College
M2R Education

And

To all the
Participants, Mentors,
Headmasters, Headmistress,

Judges, Volunteers,
Supporters, Champions of Sustainability,

and Committee Members

INTRODUCTION

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In addition to contributing to the development of Malaysian
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community in supporting the member companies, JACTIM
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