Pre-Conference Workshop

Date:

13 August 2025

• Full payment of the conference fee is compulsory to register for pre-conference workshop (PCW), with no additional charges.

• Each workshop has a limited capacity. Each participant may choose only ONE PCW. Seats for each PCW will be granted on a first come, first served basis. Registration for the PCW is included in the main conference registration form.

• Registration for each PCW will close once the maximum capacity is reached.

• Successful registration for the workshop will be notified via e-mail.

• The venue for the PCWs will be different than the main conference.

Time:

8 am-1 pm

Pre-Conference Workshop 1 (PCW1)

Multiplexed Labelling of Viable Cells for High-Throughput Analysis

Associate Professor Dr. Satoshi Ogawa

Monash University,

MALAYSIA

The details of this workshop will be updated later.

Venue: To be confirmed

Pre-Conference Workshop 2 (PCW2)

From Anatomy to Forensic Anthropology: It's in Our Bones!

Dr. Sittiporn Ruengdit

Chiang Mai University, THAILAND

This is a hands-on workshop designed for individuals who are interested in advanced osteology and forensic anthropology.

This workshop provides a comprehensive exploration of the linkages between human anatomy and forensic anthropology. Through interactive demonstrations and case studies, participants will explore current methodologies in both metrical and non-metrical analysis of human skeletal remains, including techniques for estimating age at death, sex, ancestry, and stature. The workshop will also cover a brief of personal identification methods, skeletal pathology, anatomical variations, and trauma analysis, offering valuable insights into current forensic practices.

Participants will leave with a greater appreciation of how bones serve as key evidence in unraveling forensic mysteries and a solid foundation in the techniques that forensic anthropologists use to bring clarity to complex investigations.

Venue: To be confirmed

Pre-Conference Workshop 3 (PCW3)

Futuristic Planning of Anatomy Practical Guided by AI Tools

Professor Dr. Nilesh Kumar Mitra

IMU University, MALAYSIA

This workshop will utilise AI tools along with actual anatomical specimens to create lesson plans for gross anatomy practical sessions. Participants will also have the opportunity to practice their plans in order to assess the gaps and improvements in the lesson plans suggested by the AI tools, ultimately enhancing the learning experience for students.

At the end of the workshop, the participants will be able to:

1. Explain the definition, purpose, and steps in developing a lesson plan.

2. Understand the use of effective prompts in generating appropriate responses from Generative AI.

3. Utilize AI tools to create lesson plans and worksheets for practical sessions that use specific anatomical specimens or models.

4. Conduct a mock teaching session to identify gaps and improvements in the plans suggested by AI tools.

Venue: To be confirmed