Engineering & Processing Research Division – Lembaga Minyak Sawit Malaysia

Divisional Structure

Nasrin Abu Bakar

Director

Engineering & Processing

Vacant

Head of Unit

Milling and Processing Unit

Dr. Loh Soh Kheang

Head of Unit

Energy and Environment Unit

Noorshamsiana Abdul Wahab

Head of Unit

Biomass Technology Unit

Dr. Mohd Azwan Mohd Bakri

Head of Unit

Engineering and Mechanisation Unit

Divisional Unit

Biomass Technology
Energy & Environment
Mechanisation & Engineering
Miling & Processing

Ts Dr. Nahrul Hayawin Zainal

Head of Section

Biomass Processing Technology

Dr. Elina Hishamuddin

Head of Section

Product Development

Energy & Environment

Dr. Mohamad Azri Sukiran

Head of Section

Biorefinery & Environment

Dr. Harrison Lau Lik Nang

Head of Section

Biofuel Technology

Mechanisation & Engineering

Mohd Ramdhan Mohd Khalid

Group Leader

Farm Mechanisation

Mohd Rizal Ahmad

Group Leader

Automation and Engineering

Daryl Jay Thaddeus

Research Officer

Miling & Processing

Ts. Nu'man Abdul Hadi

Group Leader

Miling & Waste Management Technology

Dr. Ng Mei Han

Group Leader

Downstream Engineering & Processing

Milling and Processing

To enhance the efficiency and sustainability of palm oil milling through innovative technologies, environmental compliance, value addition, and automation, with strategic focus on pollution control, productivity improvement, and downstream recovery using green solutions and smart technologies.

Biomass Technology

To lead sustainable R&D and commercialization of by-products from the oil palm industry, focusing on biomass utilization, waste treatment, green products, bioprocessing, and the development of bio-composites and fine chemicals.

Energy and Environment

To drive R&D in bioenergy, sustainability, and value addition to support a circular palm oil economy, focusing on bioenergy technologies, integrated biorefineries, waste-to-wealth initiatives, and environmental impact assessments.

Engineering and Mechanisation

To mechanize field operations in the oil palm industry to reduce labor dependence, increase productivity, and enhance environmental sustainability, focusing on developing viable machinery, improving systems, and providing technology transfer and consultation services.

Achievements

Publication

TOT/TOS

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Awards