Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nurnadiah Zamri is a Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Informatics and Computing at
Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin, where she has been a faculty member since 2015. She completed her
Ph.D. in Mathematical Sciences at Universiti Malaysia Terengganu. Her major research interests lie in
fuzzy expert systems, fuzzy decision making, social statistics, and data sciences. Previously, she
served as a Visiting Postdoctoral Researcher at Manchester Cancer Research Centre, University of
Manchester, where she worked with David Wedge in the field of Cancer Genomics and Data Science.
Her work focuses on applying machine learning, deep learning, and statistical techniques to make novel
discoveries across a wide range of cancer types. Her target is to analyze data from Whole Genome
Sequencing (WGS) experiments to identify genomic features that drive tumor evolution, with her focus
on lung and prostate cancers. Besides, she has also published outstanding research articles broadly in
her area. She was selected as one of the CEO@Faculty Programme 2.0 Cycle 2.0 fellows in 2018 and
joined the industry attachment at Sun Life Assurance Malaysia Berhad for 6 months. She was also one
of the finalists for the Merdeka Award 2019. She has experience as an Editor for the Malaysian Journal
of Computing and Applied Mathematics and the Malaysian Journal of Applied Sciences since 2016.
She has major involvement in planning and conducting events, especially national and international
conferences, seminars, conventions, corporate talks, convocations, dinners, and other social/academic
events with various responsibilities (event manager, host, committee, etc.). She led event management
conducted by students and worked closely with students, administrators, and others. She has actively
participated as a reviewer, jury member, evaluation panelist, facilitator, workshops, and courses for staff
and students' modules. She has a major involvement in presenting research at international and local
conferences, publication of chapters in books and journals (research grant and non-research grant).
She has been awarded the Best Paper Award at the SCDM Conference (2014), Book Award (2018),
won several innovation awards including Silver Medal for Electronic Mental Health Assessment and
Self-Treatment (e-MAST) at IUCEL 2018, Gold Medal for e-MAST at Unicel 2018, Silver Medal for e-
MAST at MTE 2019, Gold Medal for e-MAST at MTE 2019, Gold Medal for e-MAST at MPI 2019, Silver
Medal for eUA at MPI 2020, and Silver Medal for Electronic Autism Care Centre at MPI 2020. Since
2015, she has received 9 grants (3 as a leader and 6 as a member) locally and internationally. She is
also one of the members of Pusat Psikologi dan Rehabilitasi UniSZA and received a grant from
Terengganu State to run a project on autism towards the community. She actively participates in the
community and has served in the Angkat Programme for Orang Asli in Kampung Gurney, Ulu Yam,
Selangor. Besides, she is also one of the members of the Qalb Leadership Programme. Her next aim
is to serve the community and look forward more actively to collaborating nationally and internationally.
Also, she is looking forward to collaborating on machine learning and deep learning studies for any
case study.