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Security and Forensic Research Group won Gold Medal at Malaysia Technology Expo 2013.

Developers and researchers from Security and Forensic Research Group (SFRG), led by Assoc. Prof. Aman Jantan has won one out of three gold medal for Universiti ...
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USM and SRU to Collaborate on Academics and Community Projects

Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) signed two Memorandum of Agreements (MoA) with Suratthani Rajabhat University (SRU), Thailand on 19 October 2012. The MoA ...
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Safety apps rings in first prize

Gynoid a team from the School of Computer Sciences, Universiti Sains Malaysia had won the first contest Samsung AppStar 2012 on Thursday, November 29,
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MIBPC Final & Award Ceremony

Dr. Ahmad Suhaimi Baharudin, lecturer from School Of Computer Sciences (Supervisor) won 1st Runner Up for Business Idea in the MSC Malaysia-IHL Business ...
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Four research sites identified for landslide and flood early warning

GEORGE TOWN: Four places in Malaysia have been identified as research sites for an early geohazard warning system for landslides and floods.

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Researchers from USM won the Bronze Price at Korea International Women's Invention Exposition 2012, Korea

Researchers from USM won the Bronze Price for the invention of Real-Time Fish Monitoring System with Integrated SMS Capabilities at Korea International ...
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Two Projects Exhibited Won a Gold and a Bronze Medal at ITEX'12

Two lecturers from the School of Computer Sciences had participated in ITEX'12 held from 17-19 May 2012 at Kuala Lumpur. The two projects exhibited won ...
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Security Research Group Won Silver Medal at Malaysia Technology Expo 2012, Kuala Lumpur

Dr. Aman Jantan from Security Research Group have won the Silver Medal for the invention/ innovation of Forensic Analysis and Discovery System (FADS)
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School of Computer Science Lecturer Won GoMobile inOVATION MALAYSIA 2012

A team of researchers from the School of Computer Science, Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) made history when selected as the winner of the 2012 Malaysia ...
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M-Umrah for the world

M-Umrah for the world ... Khaled shows M-Umrah application creatd by USM researchers, Assoc. Prof. Muhammad Rafie Hj. Mohd Arshad.

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Going Hi-Tech for Better Yield

See the latest updates of GreenEve2Peace, a web-based application developed by CS Academic in improving the management of farming activities among paddy ...
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FADS the way to nab crooks

Dr Aman Jantan, a senior lecturer at the School of Computer Sciences of Universiti Sains Malaysia, has developed the cybercrime investigation tool called ...
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Impacts of Quality Factors on the effectiveness of Web-Based Management Information System with the Mediating Role of User Satisfaction New Image-Based Steganographic Methods in Frequency Domain Artificial Bee Colony Techniques For University Timetabling Problems New Approach for Protein Tertiary Structure Prediction Using Hybridized Artificial Bee Colony Algorithm. Integration and Interoperability for a One-stop E-government Based on Service Oriented Architecture

USM Researcher Develops Software to Prevent Cybercrimes

GEORGE TOWN: A university researcher has developed a computer tool that can help prevent cybercrimes and bring the perpetrators to justice.

Dr Aman Jantan, a senior lecturer at the School of Computer Sciences of Universiti Sains Malaysia, has developed the cybercrime investigation tool called the Forensic Analysis and Discovery System (FADS).

Dr Aman said the system could ease digital network forensic investigations while reducing the amount of space needed to store relevant records.

Four Research Sites Identified for Landslide and Flood Early Warning

GEORGE TOWN: Four places in Malaysia have been identified as research sites for an early geohazard warning system for landslides and floods.

University Sains Malaysia (USM) School of Computer Science associate professor Dr Chan Huah Yong said sensors would be placed at hillslopes in Jeli, Kelantan, and Kenyir in Terengganu, the Kelantan river basin and along the East-West Highway to monitor earth movement and floods. “The data collected will be disseminated to the relevant government agencies so that a geohazard early warning system can be developed,” he said.

Safety Apps Rings in First Prize

Gynoid a team from the School of Computer Sciences, Universiti Sains Malaysia had won the first contest Samsung AppStar 2012 on Thursday, November 29, 2012 in Kuala Lumpur with their invention Gynoid App that provides emergency alerts to smart phones in an effort to prevent crime.

The team consisted of final year students of computer science Melody Foong, Jo Lynn and Ang Hoong Hooi Lean receive prize money amounting to RM24, 000 and 3 units of the smartphone Samsung Galaxy S III. Samsung AppStar 2012 is a platform for the youth of Malaysia to compete and display their creative invention and innovation in the development of mobile applications.

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