Skip to main content

Histology: Part 1

I am amazed of learning histology since my Final Year Project period. Talking about my FYP moment, it was a stage where i feel like i am actually learning something! like seriously! it was a stage where i have to be independent in finding the source of my project, being deeply knowledgeable about it, getting immerse into the world of darkness and unknown which i have to light up a torch to see the end. thus, being extremely responsible is the biggest part of it.

Back to the topic, Histology.

what is histology? why i'm getting so fascinated by this thang? here i wanna share with you guys. 

histology is a kind of method in order to help us (the researchers) to understand further on how a damage or any kind of disturbance occur at the tissues and cells level. for example, you or other person suffering of organ 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Boulder Valley: Villa in the Jungle

 If you are looking for an exquisite getaway, somewhere that so close to nature but not comprimising the comfort and fanciness, Boulder Valley is the answer.  It is situated at the valley in Teluk Bahang, surrounded by real jungle trees and plots of durian plantation, this hidden gem is not a dissapointment at all. Eventhough it is far from the city, but hey, the facilities is top notch! But to remind all of you, there will be no internet connection, yet wifi services is provided. However, the access is limited to only three devices. Let me share with you guys on our 3 days 2 nights experience stay here in Boulder Valley. We were sent via buggy to our room. The road was inclined and hilly. It is better to use the buggy since we have an infant. Plus, our baggage were a lot! Buggy really helped us. This is our room, Tented Villa. We have a verandah and located just in front of a swimming pool. Their minibar was almost complete and functional too. Im not using the microwave because concer
Post a Comment
Read more

What are you doing this weekend?

 This question almost didn't exist ever since the COVID-19 emerged on this planet Earth.  Before, Many might have said- 'I'm planning to go for a hike!' 'Maybe a stroll at Ikea and grab the candles for stockpile' 'Run at the park and having good breakfast at Kampung Baru' 'Going back to hometown to visit my parents' 'Kenduri!' 'Go to the zoo, and grab a good lunch later' 'Have a good berendam moment at Sungai Congkak' 'Grab a coffee at the newly open coffee shop' 'Joining a marathon' 'Feed the homeless' 'Attending a craft class' 'Watching movies at cinema with good popcorn' 'I have a part time job, it's for my wedding expenses' 'Travel to Melaka for its kuih keria' 'I've found a good place to have a steamboat at Cameron Highland' 'Going to have a good snacking at Kota Bahru' 'My passport has been renewed, I've booked a ticket to Hong Ko
Post a Comment
Read more

Reading Corner: THE CAREER CODE

 Finally, I've finished reading one of the book I've bought on my 30th birthday - THE CAREER CODE-. This book was written by Hillary Kerr & Katherine Power - the creators of WhoWhatWear.com.  The Career Code had explain so many tips and tricks, reality that actually happened especially in the corporate world. Something that won't be talked in your daily life with your colleagues but it is crucial! I have immersed in every bits of their writing and imagining myself in all of the situation explained. You may look at the content list through the photo below;  I know, the font were so smol, Let me help to list down all of the topics discussed in the book: 1. Find something you love to do, and then figure out a way to get paid for it 2. Your resume speaks before you do, so make sure it's articulate 3. Interview like a boss 4. Social media should help you, not hurt you 5. Dress for the job you want, not the job you have  6. When in Doubt, err on the side of formality and
Post a Comment
Read more