Malaysian Association of Clinical Biochemists

Calling all Creatives! Join Our 18th APFCB Congress Logo Design Contest!

18th APFCB Congress 2027

LOGO DESIGN CONTEST

You have the chance to win a

RM1500 | cash prize

Submit Your Design Now

About the APFCB Congress 2027:

Malaysia is proud to announce that it will be the host country for the 18th APFCB Congress in 2027. The Asia-Pacific Federation for Clinical Biochemistry and Laboratory Medicine (APFCB) Congress is a prestigious event that brings together professionals in the field of clinical biochemistry. This congress serves as a premier platform for these professionals to convene and exchange cutting-edge insights and advancements.

 

The APFCB Congress 2027 will enable those providing clinical biochemistry testing services and users of biochemical analyses to update their knowledge on recent developments, innovative technologies, and best practices in the field. It will be a hub for stimulating discussions, sharing of research findings, and collaboration towards enhancing healthcare outcomes through the application of biochemistry in diagnostics, treatment monitoring, and disease management.

 

We look forward to welcoming delegates from around the world to Malaysia for this significant event.

How To Enter the Contest

  1. Create your logo design based on the provided guidelines.
  2. Save your design in PDF or AI format.
  3. Email your submission to firdaus@macb.org.my before the deadline.

Guidelines for the Logo:

  1. Original Design: Create an entirely original design. Plagiarized or copied designs will be disqualified. Fully AI generated logo is not acceptable.
  2. MACB Rights: By participating, you agree to transfer the full rights of the submitted logo to MACB for official use.
  3. Theme Elements: Incorporate elements of Malaysian culture (such as traditional motifs, landmarks, or symbols). Reflect the theme of the APFCB Congress (biochemistry, healthcare, scientific innovation). Use vibrant colors to showcase the diversity and richness of Malaysia. Keep the design simple, memorable, and scalable.