Kajang, April 25, 2025 – The Data Management & Statistics Workshop, held on April 23–24 at Dewan Tun Dr. Ismail, Agensi Nuklear Malaysia, concluded as a resounding success. Officiated by Dr. Muhammad Rawi Bin Mohamed Zin, Deputy Director General (Research & Technology Development Programme) and led by Dr. Sarina Binti Abdul Halim Lim from Universiti Putra Malaysia, an expert in research methodology and statistical analysis, the workshop equipped participants with essential skills for the digital research era.

Day One focused on data management, where Dr. Sarina demystified data types, cleaning techniques, and ethical considerations like privacy. Her hands-on demonstrations of tools like Excel and SPSS were particularly lauded. “Her explanation of data ethics was eye-opening,” shared one attendee.

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The second day focused on statistical analysis, progressing from descriptive statistics to advanced techniques like hypothesis testing (t-tests, ANOVA) and regression analysis. Attendees praised the practical demonstrations and clarity in interpreting graphs and tables.

“The sessions were incredibly timely,” remarked one participant. “Learning to leverage software for data analysis has streamlined my research process.” Others highlighted the relevance of ethical discussions in an era of increasing data sensitivity.

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Organizers thanked Dr. Sarina and attendees for their enthusiasm, noting the workshop’s role in bridging gaps between traditional research and digital tools. Plans for future advanced sessions are underway, reinforcing Malaysia’s commitment to research excellence.

As the digital era evolves, initiatives like this workshop ensure researchers stay ahead—transforming data into impactful insights.

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Date of Input: 20/08/2025 | Updated: 20/08/2025 | nur_jasni