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Wan Syibrah Hanisah Binti Wan Sulaiman

Academic Qualification

  • Ph.D in Halal Industry - Doctor of Philosophy, International Islamic University Malaysia
  • Master of Environmental Management and Sustainability (Water Management) - Masters Degree, University of South Australia
  • Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (Honours) - Bachelor Degree, International Islamic University Malaysia

Wan Syibrah Hanisah Binti Wan Sulaiman (Dr.)

Assistant Professor
IIUM Gombak Campus

INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR HALAL RESEARCH AND TRAINING

syibrahanis@iium.edu.my
6701


Expert Profile


ASST. PROF. DR.  WAN SYIBRAH HANISAH WAN SULAIMAN

ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS
B. Landscape Architecture (Hons), IIUM
Msc. Environmental Management and Sustainability (Water Resource Management), University of Adelaide (UNISA) PhD in Halal Industry, IIUM

PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
Member of International Water, Air, Soil, Conservation Society(INWASCON)

Dr Wan Syibrah Hanisah Binti Wan Sulaiman is currently and Assistant Professor at the International Institute for Halal Research and Training (INHART). She just reported her duty at INHART on 1st October 2019 after graduated her PhD in Halal Industry from International Islamic University Malaysia. Dr Wan Syibrah graduated with Landscape Architecture (Hons) from International Islamic University Malaysia in 2013 and Master in Environmental Management and Sustainability specialized in Water Resource Management from University of South Australia in 2014. She works as research officer under the Department of Landscape Architecture at Kuliyyah of Architecture and Environmental Design in 2012 before she pursued her Master study. Dr Wan Syibrah is an active researcher in Environmental Science and interface with environmental quality such as water quality, soil quality, environmental quality as well as green energy. She also actively involved in IIUM Flagship Project such as Shariah Compliant Matrix for Humanizing Productivity and dynamically discovering the new interest in halal lifestyle especially in Halal Tourism and Sustainable Development. Dr Wan Syibrah is an active member of International Water ,Air and Soil Conservation Society (INWASCON)










Area of Specialisation


  • Economics, Business And Management ~ Economics, Business And Management ~ Marketing ~ Halal Food Marketing


Professional Membership


  • 2020 - 2021: Member of Profesional Body / Association: (Members), International Water, Air and Soil Conservation Society (INWASCON)


Teaching Responsibilities


CONTEMPORARY ISLAMIC RULINGS ON HALAL ISSUES 2020/2021
ETHICS AND TOYYIBAN CONCEPT IN HALAL PRODUCTS AND SERVICES 2021/2022 2020/2021
ISLAMIZATION OF ENGINEERING STUDIES 2019/2020
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: ISSUES, POLICIES AND PRACTICES 2021/2022 2020/2021
VALUE, ETHICS AND SUSTAINABILITY IN HALAL INDUSTRY 2021/2022 2020/2021
VALUES, TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY 2019/2020


Research Projects


Completed
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On-Going
2020 - Present Algae-based green technology for eutrophication and heavy metals contaminant in unhealthy aquatic environment through blue green algae cell culture model system
2020 - Present ASSESSMENT OF HEAVY METALS SEQUESTRATION RATE THROUGH IN VITRO MODEL SYSTEM USING AQUATIC FERN SPECIES AS POTENTIAL BIOSEQUESTER AGENT FOR POLLUTED URBAN LAKE ECOSYSTEM


Publications


Article

2021 Characterization of phenolic content and antimicrobial activities of fern species used by Malays in traditional medicine. Asian Journal of Environment, History and Heritage, 5 (2) pp. 77-91
2021 Characterization of phenolic content and antimicrobial activities of fern species used by Malays in traditional medicine = Pencirian kandungan fenolik dan aktiviti antimikrob oleh spesis paku pakis yang digunakan oleh masyarakat Melayu dalam perubatan tradisional. Asian Journal of Environment, History and Heritage, 5 (2) pp. 77-91
2020 Synechococcus sp. and Pseudanabaena sp. cell culture biogenesis towards pH, period of time and bio-concentration factor (BCF). Journal of Asian Scientific Research, 10 (3) pp. 222-228
2019 Impact of sandy soil physico-chemical properties towards urban lakes eutrophication and inorganic pollutant status. Desalination and Water Treatment, 163 (2019) pp. 404-408
2019 Influences of laterite soil towards physico-chemical properties and heavy metals concentration in urban lake quality index. Desalination and Water Treatment, 163 (2019) pp. 398-403
2014 Aquatic plants as ecological indicator for urban lakes eutrophication status and indices. International Journal of Sustainable Energy and Environmental Research, 3 (4) pp. 178-184
2014 Sequestration rate of heavy metal contaminants using riccia fluitans as potential phytoremediation agent in polluted aquatic ecosystem. International Journal of Sustainable Energy and Environmental Research, 3 (4) pp. 185-192
Conference or Workshop Item

2021 A study on active functional group from Rhizophora apiculata extract used by a Malay as medicine and tanning. In: International Conference On Industry-Academia Initiatives In Biotechnology And Chemistry,
2021 Caretenoid in ulam species as alternative food intervention to combat the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic. In: 11th International Symposium on Islam, Civilization and Science (ISICAS 2021),
2021 Carotenoid pigments from selected green and blue-green algae species cell culture as potential Halal Food colorants. In: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INDUSTRY-ACADEMIA INITIATIVES IN BIOTECHNOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY,
2021 Effect of pH on chromaticity and colour stability of Curcumin and PLA-curcumin coating. In: International Conference On Industry-Academia Initiatives In Biotechnology And Chemistry,
2021 Malay Poison: a study on Melaluca cajuputi extract as potential natural herbicide to suppress aquatic weed growth. In: International Conference On Industry-Academia Initiatives In Biotechnology And Chemistry,
2018 Assessment of synechococcus sp. and pseudanabaena sp. cell culture model system for biogenesis and heavy metal sequestration mechanism. In: 5th International Conference on Biotechnology Engineering (ICBioE 2018),
2018 Effect of light and pH on Pandarina morum and chlorella vulgaris cell culture growth and heavy metals sequestration rate. In: 5th International Conference on Biotechnology Engineering (ICBioE 2018),
2018 The impact of sandy soil physico-chemical properties towards urban lakes eutrophication and inorganic pollutant status. In: International Conference on Clean Water, Air & Soil (CleanWAS) 2018,
2018 The influences of laterite soil towards physico-chemical properties and heavy metals concentration in urban lake quality index. In: International Conference on Clean Water, Air & Soil (CleanWAS) 2018,
2017 Assessment of microalgae cell culture growth regulatory mechanism towards different medium formulation, light intensity and photoperiod. In: 8th Asian Pacific Phycological Forum,
2014 Aquatic plants as ecological indicator for urban lakes eutrophication status and indices. In: International Conference on Economics, Energy, Environment and Agricultural Sciences,
2014 Landscape heritage: intrinsic values of Terengganu heath forest. In: National Seminar on Heath Ecosystem 2014,
2014 Sequestration rate of heavy metal contaminants using riccia fluitans as potential phytoremediation agent in polluted aquatic ecosystem. In: International Conference on Economics, Energy, Environment and Agricultural Sciences,
Book Section

2021 Astaxanthin as a valuable natural carotenoid. In: Nova Science Publishers, Inc., ISBN: 978-1-68507-105-9, pp. 1-25
2021 Crocin production and its prospect as biocolorant in polymer products. In: Nova Science Publishers, Inc, ISBN: , pp. 153-178
2021 The application of Phycoremediation to remediate shrimp aquaculture effluent. In: Nova Science Publishers, Inc, ISBN: 978-1-68507-078-6, pp. 1-40
2021 Transformation of mangrove forest intrinsic values from traditional to contemporary. In: Nova Science Publishers, Inc., ISBN: 978-1-68507-009-0, pp. 1-54
2021 Urban green park landscape design model for monitoring, predicting and calculating carbon sequestration rate. In: Nova Science Publishers, Inc, ISBN: 978-1-68507-078-6, pp. 155-186