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Monday, 2 December 2024
Interactive workshops focus on carbon footprint reduction while cultivating a passion for STEM education
Bayan Lepas, Penang – B. Braun Medical Industries, a leading global medical technology company, reaffirms its dedication to education and environmental responsibility at the Penang International Science Fair (PISF) 2024. Through a series of hands-on workshops over the weekend, B. Braun aims to cultivate a passion for STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) among youths while equipping them with problem-solving skills, creativity and an awareness of environmental responsibility to safeguard future generations.
Lam Chee Hong, President, Asia Pacific, B. Braun said: “B. Braun is committed to empowering the next generation of changemakers and problem-solvers through active learning. PISF has proven to be an ideal platform for our youths to turn their ideas and inspirations into reality. As a founding member and in collaboration with the Penang Science Cluster, we are dedicated to investing in STEM education, fostering innovation and building a talent pipeline who will drive growth for both the state and nation.”
Mr. Lam Chee Hong, President, B. Braun Asia Pacific (2nd from right) welcoming TYT Tun Dato' Seri Utama Ahmad Fuzi bin Haji Abdul Razak (3rd from right) to B. Braun's booth at the Penang International Science Fair 2024, flanked by (from most left) Dato' Ooi Peng Ee, Chief Executive Officer of Penang Science Cluster; YB. Daniel Gooi Zi Sen, EXCO for Youth, Sports, and Health; Dr. BB Bear, B. Braun's mascot for PISF 2024 and YB. Lim Guan Eng, Former Chief Minister, MP Bagan, ADUN Air Putih and the founder of PSC.
Since its inception in 2011, B. Braun has been a Pillar Lead in Life Sciences for the Penang Science Cluster, the organisers of PISF. B. Braun’s support has grown year after year, continuing even through the pandemic.
This year, B. Braun expanded its involvement by sponsoring two schools, SMK Sacred Heart and SMK Bukit Jambul, in the Advanced MakerLab programme. The programme equips students with critical STEM skills such as coding, 3D design and 3D printing. Students, guided by B. Braun mentors from the Research & Development Division, showcased their innovative prototypes at PISF impressing visitors with their ability to communicate complex ideas. This activity complemented B. Braun’s main workshop, which focused on carbon footprint reduction. Primary school students learned how food choices can reduce one’s carbon footprint, while secondary school students explored a hospital’s Central Sterile Services Department (CSSD) to see how B. Braun helps ensure safe and efficient healthcare practices, while upholding environmental responsibility.
B. Braun’s continued engagement with PISF reflects its belief in the power of education to drive positive change and inspire the next generation to tackle both industry challenges and environmental issues.
B. Braun is one of the world’s leading medical technology companies with over 63,000 employees in 64 countries. We aim to protect and improve the health of people around the world. As a true partner, we develop smart solutions and set standards to improve health care. For more than 180 years, we have shaped health care with our pioneering spirit and groundbreaking contributions. Through Sharing Expertise and the power of technology, we drive advancements in health care. Our integrated solutions aim to make medical treatment more innovative, more efficient and more sustainable.
B. Braun Medical Industries in Penang, Malaysia is one of the Group’s largest production sites with over 7,300 employees. Here, we produce healthcare solutions for world markets and advance education for medical practitioners through its world-renowned Aesculap Academy. B. Braun’s Regional Asia Pacific Headquarters is also in Penang. In Petaling Jaya, B. Braun Medical Supplies serves Malaysian healthcare professionals.