Organizer: Funding Partners:
CHIEF JUDGE DEPUTY CHIEF JUDGE MS. VANITHA VASU DR. NURAIN SALEHEN DR. LEE TZE YAN ASTI SECRETARIAT REPRESENTATIVE PROJECT DIRECTOR COMMITTEE MEMBERS MR. FAIZAL NOOR BATCHA MR. KARUNAKARAN KARTHIGEYAN MR. TAN CHER HAO DR. MOHAMED YUNUS YASIN fifffflffffiff PROJECT ADVISOR WORKING GROUP COMMITTEE
Being an Inventor or Innovator We often talk about problems but seldom talk about solutions. It is easy to talk about problems but difficult to talk about solution. This is because solutions requires thinking. Solution requires planning and action. Solution requires diligence. When we only talk about problems, we slowly become a ‘lazy’ person. We also often get depressed. YIC is designed to provide a platform for us to identify a problem and then take charge of solving it. An inventor is a leader. A leader leads which means she is in front. Being in front requires courage. When we are in front we have to make our own decisions on which path to take. If there is no path ahead, the leader has to create one. Inventors are makers of their own paths. They do not only follow. However, before taking or making a path or road, we have to be clear of our direction. To know the direction, we need to be clear of our destination, otherwise we may create a road that leads nowhere. Thus, an invention requires clear objectives and goals in order to chart and build a solution that truly solves problems. The more clearly we understand the goal, the better our solution would be. Building solutions is like sailing a yacht. The yacht will move where the wind blows. We cannot change the direction of the wind, but we can adjust the sails to change the direction of the yacht to reach our destination. The sail is an invention. It does not change the direction of the wind. The goal of the Captain is to change the direction of the yacht and not the wind. So the sail was invented to do just that. The oceans are wide and they are monotonous and lonely. Ask any sailor and he will tell you that it can sometimes be depressing. The journey of an inventor or problem solver is often like this. It is not always fun and fanfare. It requires hard work. An inventor does not give up easily when a problem is not easy to solve. This is one of the key success factor of a successful inventor. She is diligent and persistent. But more than anything else, the inventor believes in herself. In today’s world with advanced technologies such as Artificial Intelligence and IoT, new careers are being created as many old ones disappear. The world is changing as we move into uncharted waters. It is both wonderful and daunting. I hope you have the courage and adaptability to manage your journey in these fast changing times. Dr. Mohamed Yunus Yasin fifffflffffiff President Association of Science, Technology and Innovation (ASTI)
In it my hope that by participating in programmes such as these, you are able to get a glimpse of what is in store for you ahead. This is why Young Inventors Challenge is not about the invention but about the inventor. The judges not only look at your invention but also – YOU, the inventor, and how you solved the problem. Finally we like to thank our funding partners CIMB Foundation, Kolej Yayasan UEM, Yayasan Hasanah and UMW Holdings Berhad for their amazing support without which we would never have reached this far. Also thank you to the amazing headmasters and teachers/ mentors who have facilitated the participation of students in YIC. Thank you to the ASTI team of volunteers, trainers, judges and the secretariat. And for the students, it is our hope that YIC has somehow contributed to you being an inventor and problem solver. We hope you become an inventor with a heart. A person that wants to make this world better. It is our hope that you will continue this journey after YIC. In your hands are our future.
Dear Parents and Young Innovators, This year we hear about many uncertainties; but one thing has become almost constant. We again hear about temperature records being repeatedly broken and climate impacts felt in unprecedented wildfires, floods, storms and droughts worldwide. As many countries converge in UAE for COP28 this year, new inherent issues will arise, chief amongst them will be on the world no on track to meet the goals and how new actions and roadmaps will be created to put things back in place. This year’s Young Inventors Challenge (YIC) theme continue to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), where YIC‘s vision is to start students off early on emerging issues and to encourage high school children to cooperate as a team to solve these issues. The innovation is then communicated and shared through YIC’s platform to other children across nations to raise awareness and increase discussions amongst them. 2023 marks the 11th year of YIC and this year we have received 571 applications from across South East Asia and new entrants from South Asia, Africa and Europe. After the initial application process, we received 508 proposals. The proposal submission this year is amongst the highest ever recorded at 88%. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the teams for their enthusiasm as well as the YIC secretariat team for ensuring that the teams are well taken care for. YIC continues to be a growing congregation of young innovators and this is seen with the partnership with The Project Management Institute Malaysia Chapter (PMIMY) to launch the Project Management Competition for Young Inventors Challenge 2023. For this competition, a total of 155 Invention Pitch Video and Project Report were submitted and 30 teams were shortlisted for the final session. The challenge will not be complete without the financial assistance and grants from our funders, many of whom are continuously supporting us annually. Our funders amongst others are CIMB Foundation, Kolej Yayasan UEM, Yayasan Hasanah and UMW Holdings Berhad. Further, our group of volunteers and judges have been instrumental in ensuring that the challenge is a success and the innovations submitted have been accessed at its best. I hope YIC will continue to boost budding innovators and act as a catalyst to spur children to come together to share ideas and solve issues together. I am also grateful for our likeminded partners who have come together with a dream of building a nation of innovators beginning from the grassroots. Mr. Tan Cher Hao Project Director Young Inventors Challenge (YIC) 2023
Collaboration in the world of not-for-profits is the cornerstone of success, and this milestone celebrates the intersection of innovation, project management and youth empowerment. Both organizations share lot in common, probably the most powerful of synergies being the drive to arm young people to turn their ideas into a reality, recognizing that they will be the visionaries and project leaders of the future. I am immensely proud of the collaboration between PMI Malaysia chapter and ASTI and this year’s YIC presented itself as a great platform to bring together the best of both organizations, combining creativity and innovation with the structured approach of the project management practice, which is fundamental as a life skill for all youths in our society. Our jointly led Project Management Competition for the shortlisted teams was a worthy testament to our shared commitment to social impact, giving back and making volunteering more meaningful through the sharing and exchange of capability and expertise. My highest regards to ASTI on a very successful 11th year of this initiative, and extend my heartfelt congratulations to all the participants, finalists, the winners, judges, volunteer, mentors, committee members and partners as I celebrate this achievement with you! Dr. Joshua Netto President Project Management Institute Malaysia Chapter (PMIMY)
Ms. Florence Tan Deputy Chief Technologist for the Science Mission Directorate at NASA Headquarters Hello everyone, My name is Florence Tan. I am the deputy chief technologist for the Science Mission Directorate at NASA headquarters. I would like to share with you part of my life's journey and I hope by doing so that you can also know you can achieve and be anything you wish to be as long as you have a dream and willing to work hard to achieve that dream and most importantly, to believe in yourself. Now, I was born in a small town in the state of Johor in Malaysia and I always wanted to be a space explorer ever since I saw Star Trek reruns in my relative’s house in Kuala Lumpur while growing up. Now, despite being from a little small know more was a small town with little access or no access to a lot of frills people would have in the big cities. I wanted to explore not only the world, but the universe. My parents gave me a really clear goal, graduate from university and I kept that goal front and center and made sure that I worked hard in school to achieve that dream. I am eternally grateful to the Malaysian government for providing me with a loan to obtain my bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering from the University of Maryland in the US. Now there's a saying in Malay, “Katak Dibawah Tempurong”. Like a frog underneath a coconut shell. It's a saying that basically describes somebody who is not sophisticated and not wise to the ways of the world. In my small town, to U.S, my first ride on an airplane was this 33-hour ride to the U.S. and it was interminable. And even during the time that I landed and my subsequent long stay in the U.S., I always felt a little bit like that little frog. Out of my depth in so many ways. I remember seeing aluminium foil and glad wrap, which is a Saran wrap or plastic wrap, and I never seen it. And I thought, wow, I only saw banana leaves and paper for wrappers. I had to learn to speak up for myself and figure out what's next. What I didn't lack is this ambition, this burning desire to succeed. I eventually got an MBA and a master's degree in electrical engineering from Johns Hopkins University and the tuition was actually courtesy of my very generous employers. During my second year, I was lucky to meet my good friend Carol in physics Three. She's still my friend today. She mentioned that NASA, the most prestigious space exploration agency in the world, was looking for interns. I jumped at this.
I interviewed and I managed to secure an internship at NASA Goddard Spaceflight Center. At that time, I had another piece of luck. As a foreign student, I could only work in the university. But luckily for me, my university had a partnership with NASA Goddard, and technically I was working for my university, but at NASA. When I graduated, I asked my colleagues at NASA if they had a job for me. And lo and behold, I guess I worked hard and they gave me a job working for a contractor. I got a visa as a foreign worker, and that was on a data on the Pioneer Venus mission. And little did I know at the time that this was the first of nine mass spectrometer missions that I supported while I was at NASA. Okay, now I've arrived at NASA, I can achieve my dreams. From then on, my limits of realizing my goals were the limits I set for myself. As one of my bosses said, the sky's the limit. Now, as an engineer, I worked really hard. It wasn't easy. I felt out of place, wondered if I was in the right place and whether if I belonged. Luckily, I had really good mentors, and along the way, many people helped me. They got me to training, they connected me to jobs, and they taught me. I am eternally grateful to those mentors. I also learned to ask questions and push myself out of my Asian nature. Now, Westerners tend to be more direct, and I still perceive today that being direct might be being confrontational. And it's not the case, right? People just want to know the facts. So, in my years at Goddess Spaceflight center, besides the Pioneer Venus mission, I built, designed electronics road software for eight more mass spectrometers. And I was eventually promoted to be the Elite Electrical Engineer for mass spectrometer on the Curiosity Rover called Sam Sample analysis at Mars. And that rover is still operating on Mars for eleven years now. We also worked on the Maven Orbiter around Mars, and I also was electro lead for that mass spectrometer. I was a designer for the Cassini mass spectrometer, ion neutral mass spectrometer, and also one that landed gently on the surface of Titan, which is a moon around Saturn. That's among the few that I've worked on. I am so interested in space exploration is in my blood, and so much so that I even married a fellow NASA engineer. After realizing my dreams, I'm now on my second part of my life's journey. I would like to share with you my passion for science. With you exciting future scientists and engineers, I feel it's time to give back to the world. It's gifted me with so much with exciting and interesting experiences. I volunteer in schools today to encourage students to explore the world and to explore a career in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. I have had the strong and continued and unwavering support from my husband, my children, my parents, my siblings. And I really hope that you too will have to hold on to that dream and that support from your community to achieve your dreams and your ambition. Life puts up a lot of challenges and stay the path. Have that resolve and the fortitude to tackle these challenges to achieve your ambition. Remember to take care of yourself, maintain good sleep habits, exercise, diet habits, and practice daily. Gratitude. I'd like to congratulate all of you for making it this far, and I hope that's not the end of your journey, but the beginning. And I also congratulate YIC for providing a platform forum for these amazing young persons to showcase their ability. Thank you very much.
INTRODUCTION 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 2-5 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 2022. 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. YIC was also recognized as the top 10 projects run by an ALUMNI of the International Visitors Leadership Programme (IVLP) conducted by the US State department. During the outbreak of COVID-19, ASTI was deeply concerned on organising YIC, but we do feel that education and learning is something that cannot be postponed nor can it be stopped, especially so for young people. In view of this and in protecting the safety and well-being of all our national and international program participants, we announced an optimal solution for YIC. Hence, YIC SPECIAL EDITION was developed in 2020 and conducted through a submission of video-based inventions by participating teams, followed by Online Viva. This year is our 11th year anniversary, we continued with online YIC 2023 and we received a total of 571 applications of which 508 teams submitted proposals with a wide range of ideas related to the theme from Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Singapore, Brunei, Philippines, India and Sri Lanka. We had shortlisted 217 teams to participate in the final competition via Invention Pitch Video and Project Report submission. As of 17 September 2023, a total of 155 teams had successfully submitted their Invention Pitch Video and Project Report from 6 countries which has been marked by panel of 80 judges.
On the 13th October 2023, we informed the TOP 30 team who has been qualified for the Online Viva Session. The VIVA session was conducted on the 4th November 2023 to determine the One (1) Platinum, Two (2) Gold, Five (5) Silver and Seven (7) Bronze and fifteen (15) consolation award winners. On the, 6th December 2023 we announced the winners via virtual winner’s announcement ceremony. Additionally for the first time, The Project Management Institute Malaysia Chapter (PMIMY) and The Association of Science Technology and Innovation (ASTI) jointly launched Project Management Competition for Young Inventors Challenge 2023 Shortlisted Teams where the team can learn "How to run a project in a Professional Manner. Top three team were identified and awarded as the 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winner and One BEST Team will receive an award by the Project Management Institute Malaysia Chapter (PMIMY) in December 2023 under student’s category. 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. AIMS & OBJECTIVES
This year remarks the 11th year of Young Inventors Challenge and the breakdown of Applications Received, Proposals Received, Shortlisted Teams and Final Participation are shown in the table below: The breakdown of Application Received and Final Participation in the Project Management Competition shown in the table below: COUNTRY TOTAL 85 23 APPLICATION RECEIVED FINAL PARTICIPATION India Indonesia Malaysia Philippines Thailand Singapore 1 1 22 22 27 12 0 0 8 9 3 3 COUNTRY TOTAL 571 508 217 155 APPLICATION RECEIVED PROPOSALS RECEIVED SHORTLISTED TEAM FINAL PARTICIPATION Brunei India Indonesia Japan Malaysia Philippines Thailand Singapore Sri Lanka Uganda United Kingdom 7 1 10 1 248 128 89 79 4 1 3 7 1 10 1 225 106 81 72 4 0 1 5 1 5 0 80 61 31 33 1 0 0 3 0 4 0 68 37 19 24 0 0 0
WINNERS ANNOUNCEMENT CEREMONY AGENDA Special Message from the Funders Winners Announcement Video Young Inventors Challenge (Platinum, Gold, Silver Bronze and Consolation) Project Management Competition (1st, 2nd and 3rd Place Winner) Thank You Remark by Dr. Mohamed Yunus Yasin President of Association of Science, Technology and Innovation Judging Remark by Mr. Faizal Noor Batcha, Dr. Nurain Salehen, Dr. Lee Tze Yan Judging Panels of Young Inventors Challenge 2023 Welcome Note by Moderator Welcoming Speech by Mr.Tan Cher Hao Project Director of Young Inventors Challenge 2023 Special Address by Dr. Joshua Netto President Project Management Institute, Malaysia Chapter (PMIMY) Honorary Speech by Ms. Florence Tan Chair of the Small Spacecraft Coordination Group (SSCG) at NASA Headquarters Deputy Chief Technologist (DCT) for NASA's Science Mission Directorate (SMD)
From the 217 Shortlisted teams, a total of 155 teams had successfully submitted Invention Pitch Video and Project Report. Below is the list: 1 Brunei Ma'had Islam Brunei The Smart Sparklers 2 Brunei Ma'had Islam Brunei Bendahara 3 Brunei Sekolah Menengah Berakas Team Scientific Enigmas 4 Indonesia MAN 2 Ponorogo Sansevieria Team 5 Indonesia SMA Negeri 5 Yogyakarta Biogas Gank 6 Indonesia SMA Negeri Bali Mandara PATIK TEAM 7 Indonesia SMAK BPK PENABUR Singgasana 0xNotes 8 Malaysia Akademi Sains Pendang The HATS 9 Malaysia Labuan International School LIS CBL 21 10 Malaysia Maktab Sultan Abu Bakar The Revolutioners 11 Malaysia MRSM Tun Ghafar Baba AnOx 12 Malaysia SM Imtiaz Yayasan Terengganu GENZONIC.CO 13 Malaysia SM Imtiaz Yayasan Terengganu INNOVATERFORCE 14 Malaysia SM Imtiaz Yayasan Terengganu GENZO.IO 15 Malaysia SMK Cyberjaya Green Means Go (GMG) 16 Malaysia SMK Datuk Onn INNOVATORS 17 Malaysia SMK Jalan Empat Mini-Ven 18 Malaysia SM Sains Batu Pahat EXTRAORDINAIRE 19 Malaysia SM Sains Batu Pahat SCENT OF SAVIOR 20 Malaysia SM All Saints Green Innovators 21 Malaysia SM Sains Tuanku Jaafar STJ Estelle 22 Malaysia SM ST Michael, Penampang Sabah 4 Lifers 23 Malaysia SM ST Michael, Penampang Sabah Team Mizu 24 Malaysia SM ST Michael, Penampang Sabah Gemstones 25 Malaysia SM ST Michael, Penampang Sabah FEC Team 26 Malaysia SMA MAIWP KL HBYTE 27 Malaysia SMJK Ave Maria Convent Ipoh The Elite Visionaries 28 Malaysia SMJK Ave Maria Convent Ipoh GREEN KNIGHT 29 Malaysia SMJK Chung Ling Butterworth LTS engineering 30 Malaysia SMJK Chung Ling Butterworth Techno-Power CLB 31 Malaysia SMJK Chung Ling Butterworth Gina Worst Subject 32 Malaysia SMJK Heng Ee Dreamers 33 Malaysia SMJK Sam Tet The Fortitude 34 Malaysia SMK (P) Bandaraya The Dreamers 35 Malaysia SMK AGAMA KUALA SELANGOR BIXLON 36 Malaysia SMK AMINUDDIN BAKI KL KINETIC PEOPLE 37 Malaysia SMK BANGSAR STEM SMKB 38 Malaysia SMK Bintulu X-PROS 39 Malaysia SMK Bintulu IT Warriors No Country School Name Team Name
40 Malaysia SMK CONVENT BUKIT NANAS CATCHING TREMORS 41 Malaysia SMK CYBERJAYA GOLD TIGER 42 Malaysia SMK CYBERJAYA ASTRID 43 Malaysia SMK Damansara Utama, Y-knot Techies Collinz International School 44 Malaysia SMK DATUK HAJI AHMAD BADAWI HeatBGone 45 Malaysia SMK Datuk Peter Mojuntin, SIMPLE INNOVATORS TEAM Penampang, Sabah 46 Malaysia SMK Datuk Peter Mojuntin, DPM Innovation Penampang, Sabah 47 Malaysia SMK Ibrahim REDSTONE ROCKETRY 48 Malaysia SMK Jalan Empat B. Baru Bangi GO GREEN JESS 2.0 49 Malaysia SMK Kai Chung ATOMIC REACTORS 50 Malaysia SMK Kai Chung ECOSQUAD 51 Malaysia SMK Luar Bandar No.1 Sibu THE DREAM TEAM 52 Malaysia SMK Mulong, Kota Bharu SMKMULONG 2023 53 Malaysia SMK Padang Berampah Sipitang S2MR 54 Malaysia SMK Padang Negara Spanera 3 55 Malaysia SMK Pekan II Kota Belud NOCENS 56 Malaysia SMK Pekan II Kota Belud Bellator Fortis 57 Malaysia SMK Sekyen 4 Bandar Kinrara The Future' 58 Malaysia SMK Sri Kurau SRIAU FIGHTER 59 Malaysia SMK St Anthony Sarikei SAS Explorers 60 Malaysia SMK St Anthony Sarikei SAS Voyagers 61 Malaysia SMK Sungai Tiram Debunga 62 Malaysia SMK Tawau ILHAM 63 Malaysia SMK Tunku Abdul Rahman STAR-NATION 64 Malaysia SMK USJ 13 The Luwak 65 Malaysia SMK USJ 13 The Scientific Wizards 66 Malaysia SMKA Durian Guling SLI DGES 67 Malaysia St John Institution VERT 68 Malaysia St John Institution Golden Eagles 69 Malaysia St John Institution EagleMavericks 70 Malaysia St John Institution The Golden Inventors 71 Malaysia Taylor's International School FastPlast Puchong 72 Malaysia Taylor's International School The Incrediventors Puchong 73 Malaysia Taylor's International School ShortDuo and Guy Puchong No Country School Name Team Name
74 Malaysia Wesley Methodist International Galatia School Kuala Lumpur 75 Malaysia Wesley Methodist International above & beyond School Kuala Lumpur 76 Philippines Alabel National Science High School Team CRAMMER 77 Philippines Alabel National Science High School Al1 78 Philippines Alaminos City National High School Hundred Island Youth Innovators Team 8 79 Philippines Alaminos City National High School Hundred Islands Young Inventors Team 4 80 Philippines Alaminos City National High School Hundred Islands YIC #12 81 Philippines Alaminos City National High School Hundred Islands Young Inventors Team 1 82 Philippines Alaminos City National High School Hundred Islands Young Inventors Team 13 83 Philippines Alaminos City National High School Hundred Islands Young Inventors Team 16 84 Philippines Alaminos City National High School Hundred Islands Young Inventors Team 18 85 Philippines Alaminos City National High School Hundred Islands Young Inventors Team 20 86 Philippines Alaminos City National High School Hundred Islands Young Inventors Team 6 87 Philippines Alaminos City National High School Hundred Islands Young Inventors Team 7 88 Philippines Alaminos City National High School Hundred Islands Young Inventors Team 17 89 Philippines Alaminos City National High School Hundred Islands Young Inventors Team 22 90 Philippines Alaminos City National High School Hundred Islands Young Inventors Team 19 91 Philippines Alaminos City National High School Young Inventors Challenge Individual 92 Philippines Alaminos City National High School Hundred Islands Team 27 93 Philippines Alaminos City National High School Hundred Island Youth Inventors Team 15 94 Philippines Alaminos City National High School Hundreds Islands Young Inventors Team 25 95 Philippines Bayambang National High School Team Pyro 96 Philippines Bayambang National High School MICRO- INNOVATORS 97 Philippines Cavite Science Integrated School Renaissance No Country School Name Team Name
98 Philippines Iligan City National High School Aqualert 99 Philippines Iligan City National High School Team ZaiBot 100 Philippines Iligan City National High School Sensoboy 101 Philippines Iligan City National High School Hydrobot 102 Philippines Misamis Oriental General COGNITION COLLECTIVE Comprehensive High School 103 Philippines Oriental Mindoro National High School EcOrminians 104 Philippines Oriental Mindoro National High School ORMINIONS 105 Philippines Philippine Science High School Buchi - Central Visayas Campus 106 Philippines Philippine Science High School WAGAS - Central Visayas Campus 107 Philippines Philippine Science High School Anahaw - Cordillera Admin. Region Campus 108 Philippines Philippine Science High School Miss Kesiya - Cordillera Admin. Region Campus 109 Philippines Philippine Science High School Likha - Cordillera Admin. Region Campus 110 Philippines Philippine Science High School PSHS Main Campus - Main Campus 111 Philippines Philippine Science High School Butil ng Kinabukasan Southern Mindanao Campus 112 Philippines San Nicolas National High School S.A.F.E.R. - San Nicolas Autonomous Frontiers for Emergency Response 113 Singapore Anderson Serangoon Junior College, Eunoia Junior College, YICSlayers Institution St Joseph’s 114 Singapore Compassvale Secondary School Mr Sorty 115 Singapore Raffles Girls' School Team Mental 116 Singapore Raffles Girls' School Dust B-out 117 Singapore Raffles Girls' School Stem Wham 118 Singapore Raffles Girls' School Team Echinacea 119 Singapore Raffles Girls' School Team Sterling 120 Singapore Raffles Girls' School Team Maxima 121 Singapore Raffles Girls' School Group 61 (latest) 122 Singapore Raffles Girls' School Smoking Planets 123 Singapore Raffles Girls' School Valtures 124 Singapore Raffles Girls' School Tech Turtles 125 Singapore Raffles Girls School (Secondary) Zoral 126 Singapore Raffles Girls' School (Secondary) FiveforFuture 127 Singapore Raffles Girls' School (Secondary) 33 No Country School Name Team Name
128 Singapore Raffles Girls' School (Secondary) Team ChangeTheWorld 129 Singapore Raffles Girls' School (Secondary) 5Fingers 130 Singapore Raffles Girls' School (Secondary) pH7 131 Singapore Raffles Girls' School (Secondary) Team Quadruple C: Cooling Your Corn On A Corb Cool 132 Singapore Raffles Girls' School (Secondary) Team TBC 133 Singapore Raffles Girls' School (Secondary) Team Young Inno-slay-tors 134 Singapore Singapore Chinese Girls’ School The Soundproofers 135 Singapore Singapore Chinese Girls’ School SChallengers 136 Singapore Westwood Secondary School Westwood D&T 137 Thailand Bungkan BK DEVELOPERS 138 Thailand Chiang Mai University SSS (Sam Sao Satit) Demonstration School 139 Thailand Damrongratsongkroh School Coffee berry borer in the coffee farm 140 Thailand Demonstration School of SMD INNOVATION PROJECT Khon Kaen University 141 Thailand Hatyaiwittayalai GLEAM 142 Thailand Islamic Science Demonstration Beautiful worlds with School Prince of Songkhla our hands University 143 Thailand Khonkaenwittayayorn School Upads andY2K 144 Thailand Montfort College Jellyfish 145 Thailand Montfort College Trio Boffin 146 Thailand Montfort College Gaingirls 147 Thailand Montfort College BPM 148 Thailand Montfort College Rotten orange 149 Thailand Phimanphitthayasan School NPA 150 Thailand Phimanphitthayasan School PS PHIMAN 151 Thailand Phimanphitthayasan School PS 152 Thailand Thanyarat School BODDY 153 Thailand Triam Udom Suksa School Herbal scent diffuser of the South 154 Thailand Varee Chiangmai School Nature ’s Nurture 155 Thailand Varee Chiangmai School Mango Analyzers No Country School Name Team Name
Ministry of Education (MOE) State Education Department (JPN) Ms. Florence Tan Deputy Chief Technologist for the Science Mission Directorate at NASA Headquarters Project Management Institute, Malaysia Chapter (PMIMY) CIMB Foundation Kolej Yayasan UEM Yayasan Hasanah UMW Holdings Berhad And To all the Participants, Mentors, Headmasters, Headmistress Judges, Volunteers, Supporters, Champions of Sustainability, and Committee Members
Awarded by Euromoney and Asiamoney. To our customers, thank you for putting your trust in us as we continue to embrace technology and digital enablement to provide best-in-class financial services products to meet your needs. MOVING FORWARD WITH YOU Asiamoney awards Best Domestic Bank in Malaysia Euromoney awards for Excellence 2023 Best Bank in Malaysia
In Appreciation We thank all those who contributed directly or indirectly in one way or another in making Young Inventors Challenge 2023 A huge Success. Specially from the Working Group Committee of YIC 2023 Association of Science, Technology and Innovation (ASTI) No.16A, Jalan 21/12, Sea Park, 46300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor D.E, Malaysia. Tel: 03-78778571/03-78655557 Fax: 03-78729551 Email: [email protected] www.asti.org.my