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Doping Control Centre The Doping Control Centre is one of 35 laboratories worldwide that holds WADA (World Anti-Doping Agency) accreditation and one of 5 laboratories in the Asian region with this credential. The presence of this facility within the country has significantly enhanced opportunities for Malaysia to bid for major international sporting events in view of the successful conduct of dope testing during the Sixteenth Commonwealth Games in Kuala Lumpur in 1998. The Centre has expanded three times in terms of laboratory space and facilities while manpower has doubled over the last 10 years. It has shown increasing commitment to research and development in order to ensure that the services rendered to its customers are of the highest quality. The Doping Control Centre is a research and service Centre providing organic and inorganic analyses for various local and international authorities requiring evidential and forensic testing for regulatory purposes. It was founded on the commitment of the country to initiate comprehensive athletics doping control at both national and international sports events. Indeed, its reputation as a reliable testing laboratory has evolved from the experience of providing drug testing to various sport communities, fulfilling the standards and guidelines set then by the IOC and later in 2004 by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA). The Doping Control Centre is the only University facility that holds ISO17025 accreditation from NATA (National Association of Testing Authorities, Australia) for various scopes of testing. As an accredited laboratory, the centre conducts analysis according to the highest standards and guidelines, and therefore holds legal responsibility for the conduct of validated testing in the laboratory and the reporting of results. To maintain these high standards, the staff is continually subjected to external audit for their technical and management competency. The reputation of the Centre has evolved through its commitment to expand its scope to incorporate (1)analytical services built on the expertise gained from the development of the Centre, (2)applied research to develop analysis techniques necessary to expand service capacity and (3)scholarly research, education and skills development to train students and analysts in leading edge research technologies as well as extend the reach of chemical analysis into new application areas. Hence, enhancement and diversification of the services has become a vital activity in achieving the goals and objectives of the centre, post 1998. Today it stands as a self-sustaining Centre, generating revenue that is utilised by the Centre to procure consumables and small equipment, maintain its instruments, provide for ongoing staff and student training and the general conduct of its day to day operations.
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