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2025-11-20
Comprehensive overview of how the Transformational Sustainability Leadership Module (TSLM) integrates within the broader National Planetary Health Action Plan (NPHAP) framework. It highlights the alignment of the TSL Module with global commitments to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), emphasizing its role in fostering leadership that drives sustainable practices across sectors.
2025-11-20
Planetary health is the science, the policy, and the moral imperative of our time. It recognises that human wellbeing and the health of the Earth’s natural systems are inextricably linked, and that our future depends on maintaining that balance. Building on this realisation, the NPHAP is Malaysia’s strategic blueprint created to embed planetary health at the heart of national development. It recognises that human wellbeing and economic progress ultimately are inseparable from thriving natural systems, and it
provides the roadmap to balance ecological realities with social and economic priorities. As the fi rst of its kind in ASEAN, and among the most comprehensive planetary health strategies globally, the NPHAP positions planetary health as both a national commitment and a contribution to the global community.
2025-10-24
ASEAN Ahead: ASEAN STI Ecosystem Foresight 2035 and Beyond charts a shared vision for ASEAN’s future, showing how collaboration, coherence, and cohesion can drive collective prosperity and position the region as a global powerhouse in a postnormal world.
2025-10-24
ASEAN Ahead: ASEAN STI Ecosystem Foresight 2035 and Beyond charts a shared vision for ASEAN’s future, showing how collaboration, coherence, and cohesion can drive collective prosperity and position the region as a global powerhouse in a postnormal world.
2025-10-07
Planetary health is the science, the policy, and the moral imperative of our time. It recognises that human wellbeing and the health of the Earth’s natural systems are inextricably linked, and that our future depends on maintaining that balance. Building on this realisation, the NPHAP is Malaysia’s strategic blueprint created to embed planetary health at the heart of national development. It recognises that human wellbeing and economic progress ultimately are inseparable from thriving natural systems, and it
provides the roadmap to balance ecological realities with social and economic priorities. As the fi rst of its kind in ASEAN, and among the most comprehensive planetary health strategies globally, the NPHAP positions planetary health as both a national commitment and a contribution to the global community.
2025-07-17
ASM’s membership currently stands at 1,070 expert network that consists of Fellows across eight disciplines, Top Research Scientists Malaysia (TRSM), the Young Scientists Network (YSN-ASM), Associates, and the Mahathir Science Award Laureates, enabling ASM to fulfil its mandate effectively. This diverse and inclusive expertise strengthen ASM’s ability to provide comprehensive perspectives on STIE-related matters.
2025-03-14
The concept of the APEC Open Science Alliance (APECOSA) was introduced by the Academy of Sciences Malaysia (ASM) in 2023 during the hosting of APEC in the United States when it was declared the year of open science. The vision of APECOSA is to ensure that APEC economies are able to tap into digital technologies to find solutions for regional and global challenges for inclusive and sustainable development; promote responsible conduct of research (transparency and avoid unnecessary duplication of research); and remove barriers to the free flow of knowledge by enabling preservation, accessibility and reusability of data.
2025-03-07
The 2nd International Conference on Tropical Sciences (TropSc™️2024) took place on 16 and 17 October 2024 in Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia. This event is organised by the Tropical Science Foundation (TSF) and the Academy of Sciences Malaysia (ASM) in collaboration and supported by the Sarawak government and the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (MOSTI).







