Muhammad Akmal Bin Ramlee

Department / Discipline

Department of Medical Informatics

Primary Appointment

Lecturer

Short Bio

Muhammad Akmal Bin Ramlee is a lecturer with a background in computational science and mathematical modeling. He holds a Bachelor of Computer Science (Honours) in Computational Science and a Master of Science specialising in computational modeling, with a focus on simulation and modeling. His research interests lie in the mathematical and computational modeling of biological systems, particularly cancer cell invasion. He has published work on three-dimensional (3D) modeling of invadopodia formation using free boundary problem approaches, incorporating Stefan conditions, level set methods, and enthalpy-based diffusion models. Akmal is actively developing his research profile in computational biology while contributing to teaching and academic activities within his department.

Clinical / Industry Experience

Conducted research on mathematical and computational modeling of cancer cell invasion in collaboration with international researcher. Currently a lecturer at Department of Medical Informatics, RUMC, contributing to teaching and developing research expertise in computational modeling and simulation.

Areas of Expertise

Mathematical modeling of biological systems
Computational modeling and simulation
Free boundary problems (Stefan-type problems)
Level set and enthalpy methods
Numerical simulation of cancer cell invasion

Research Interests

Computational modeling of cancer cell invasion and metastasis
Three-dimensional (3D) simulation of cellular processes
Free boundary and phase-transition problems in biology
Numerical methods for biological interface dynamics
Improving realism and stability in biological simulations

Current Research & Projects

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Awards, Grants & Recognition

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Professional Membership & Appointments

Graduate Technologist (GT), Malaysia Board of Technologists (MBOT)