INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INNOVATION AND TECHNOPRENEURSHIP

ICIT 2024

Embracing Transformation and Innovation towards Sustainable Development Goals

Tracks

Event date:  26 & 27 September 2024

Adopting Innovation and Transformation to Achieve Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)

Track 1

Integrating Health and Life Sciences for a Sustainable Future

AP Dr. Chang Sook Keng

INTI International University,

 Nilai, Malaysia

Lead

AP Dr. Jayanthi Barasarathi

INTI International University,

 Nilai, Malaysia

Prof. Dr. Prathap Suganthirababu

Saveetha College of Physiotherapy,

Saveetha Institute of Medical and Technical Sciences,

Saveetha Nagar, Thandalam,

India

Dr. Senthilkumar Rajagopal

REVA University

India

Dr. A.K.Kathireshan

Vels Institute of Science, Technology & Advanced Studies,

India

Track 1 : Integrating Health and Life Sciences for a Sustainable Future

Lead : AP Dr. Chang Sook Keng

Moderator : AP Dr. Jayanthi Barasarathi

Topic - Keynote Speaker (S)


Synopsis

Integration of health and life sciences in our everyday life has been deemed as crucial in facing global challenges such as climate change, population growth, environmental issues and increasing health concern. It is undeniable that health and life sciences have escalated to be impactful approaches in human welfare ranging from food and beverages processing, production of antibiotics, vaccines and other medically useful products, diagnosis of various diseases to protecting the environment in ensuring consumption of clean water and utilization of clean energy. In the new era of healthcare, natural products have been the focus of interest of healthcare professionals and practitioners in protecting and maintaining health as well as disease control. Besides, emerging trends like virtual reality (VR), telerehabilitation, wearable devices and so on have enhanced the quality of human life throughout the world. This conference emphasizes innovative solutions to address the current global health challenges, and it calls for research and collaboration from healthcare professionals, clinical therapists, academicians and researchers to share their valuable insights in promoting health and sustainability 

Track 2A & 2B

Engineering Innovation and Invention

AP Ts. Dr. Lee Hoong Pin

INTI International University,

 Nilai, Malaysia

Lead

AP Dr. Low Wen Pei

INTI International University,

 Nilai, Malaysia

Lead

Dr. T. Sasilatha

AMET University, Chennai, India

Prof. Dr. Eng. Ir. Ni Nyoman Pujianiki

Udayana University, Indonesia

Prof. Dr. D.Lakshmi

AMET University, India

Track 2A & 2B : Engineering Innovation and Invention

Lead 2A : AP Ts. Dr. Lee Hoong Pin

Lead 2         : AP Dr. Low Wen Pei

Topic - Keynote Speaker (S)

Synopsis

From Neil Armstrong’s historic moonwalk to the latest advancements in AI and smart engineering, the field of engineering continues to drive innovation and invention, shaping the world as we know it. In the everevolving landscape of technology, creativity, ingenuity, and courage are essential ingredients for engineering success. As we enter the 2020s, the pace of technological progress accelerates, fueled by breakthroughs in artificial intelligence, smart engineering solutions, and other cutting-edge technologies. The twentieth century witnessed remarkable technological achievements that have seamlessly integrated into our daily lives, from electricity generation and distribution to renewable energy solutions and advanced materials like carbon fibers. These innovations have not only enhanced accessibility and prosperity but have also transformed industries, economies, and societies worldwide. In this era of rapid technological advancement, the Engineering Innovation and Invention track provides a platform for engineers, innovators, and researchers to showcase their groundbreaking work. Whether in traditional engineering disciplines or emerging fields, such as AI and smart engineering, your contributions are vital in driving progress and shaping the future. Join us at the Engineering Innovation and Invention conference to share your research, collaborate with peers, and contribute to the collective advancement of engineering science. Together, let us explore the endless possibilities of innovation and invention in engineering and pave the way for a brighter, smarter future. 

Track 3A & 3B

Next-Gen Horizons in Computing

Dr. Nur Fatin Liyana Mohd Rosely

INTI International University,

 Nilai, Malaysia

Lead

Prof. Ts. 

Dr. Siti Sarah Maidin 

INTI International University,

 Nilai, Malaysia

Ms. Shiney John 

INTI International University, Nilai, 

Malaysia

Lead

Asso. Prof. Dr. Shabana Habib 

Qassim University Saudi Arabia

Prof. Dr. M. Lakshmi 

SRM Institute of Science & Technology, India

Dr. N. Duraimutharasan 

REVA University, India

Track 3A & 3B : Next-Gen Horizons in Computing

Lead 3A : Dr. Nur Fatin Liyana Mohd Rosely

Moderator(s) : Prof. Ts. Dr. Siti Sarah Maidin

Lead 3B : Ms Shiney John

Topic - Keynote Speaker (S)

Synopsis

"Next-Gen Horizons in Computing" theme specifically tailored for academics, researchers, and professionals operating at the vanguard of technological innovation within the domain of computing. The objective of this track is to explore the profound impact of emerging technologies on the future of digital environments. The attendees will have the opportunity to interact with state-of-the-art studies, novel approaches, and the most recent developments in computing that are reshaping established paradigms. Featuring groundbreaking developments in artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and blockchain applications, this track provides a forum for the exchange of notions that will influence the development of future computing technologies. "Next-Gen Horizons in Computing" extends an invitation to all individuals engaged in the exploration of the socio-technical ramifications of emerging computing technologies, technological innovation, or the development of disruptive technologies to contribute to and draw inspiration from the dynamic discourse that moulds the future of technology 

Track 4

Innovative Business and Management for a Sustainable Future

Dr. Tee Mcxin

INTI International University, Nilai,

Malaysia

Lead

Dr. Annie Wang Pei Ling

INTI International University, Nilai,

Malaysia

Dr. Syed Far Abid Hossain

BRAC University, Dhaka, Bangladesh

Prof. Dr. Ir. Imam Santoso

Universitas Brawijaya,

Indonesia

Track 4 : Innovative Business and Management for a Sustainable Future

Lead : Dr. Tee Mcxin

Moderator : Dr. Annie Wang Pei Ling

Topic - Keynote Speaker(S)

Synopsis

In today's world, growing climate concerns, resource scarcity, social inequality, environmental degradation, technological disruption, and regulatory pressures emphasise the urgent need for innovative business and management practices geared towards sustainability. Embracing sustainability isn't just about addressing present challenges; it's also about ensuring long-term viability and resilience in an interconnected and uncertain world. This track serves as a hub for exploring cutting-edge approaches to fostering innovation within businesses and management while promoting sustainability. Topics can include sustainable business models, CSR, green behaviour, the circular economy, organisational innovation, sustainable finance, organisational resilience, ethical leadership, innovation ecosystems, etc. Join us in advancing our understanding of how innovative business and management practices can drive a sustainable future. 

Track 5

Sustainable Education: Resilient Educators and Learners in a Crisis-prone Context

Dr. Nurul Fatehah Aziz


INTI International University,

 Nilai, Malaysia

Lead

AP Phawani Vijayaratnam

INTI International University,

 Nilai, Malaysia

Dr. Sri Tiatri


Universitas Tarumanagara, Jakarta, Indonesia 

Dr. Subashini K.Rajanthran

LASALLE College of The Arts

University of The Arts,

Singapore 

Track 5 : Susutainable Education: Resilient Educators and Learners in a Crisis-prone Context

Lead : Dr. Nurul Fatehah Aziz

Moderator : AP Phawani Vijayaratnam

Topic - Keynote Speaker(S)

Synopsis

Well into the third decade of the twenty-first century, contemporary culture is underlined by the trinity of crises in politics, the economy, and fossil fuel-based industrial activities. These crises have intensified due to the interdependence and complex linkages between societies, cultures, economies, and institutions, enabled by advanced information and communication technology. Against this backdrop, education is often disrupted by emergent crises such as natural disasters and Covid-19, making it harder for school children and mature learners alike to gain access and remain in enrolment. This precarious condition calls for a sustainable education system that nurtures resilient educators and learners of diverse and divergent needs to develop and adapt to crisis-sensitive teaching and learning plans. Under this system, schools are equipped with backup infrastructure and trained teachers who can support psychosocial needs in the face of a future of threat, uncertainty, and surprise. This conference track invites papers by experienced and early career researchers exploring current challenges, crisis-oriented methods, and the socioeconomic implications of these emerging practices within sustainable education.