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NOTE: Certain websites are only accessible during working hours of the Federal or State Government of Malaysia.
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Pusat Sains Negara (PSN) 
Also known as the National Science Centre in English term. Officially opened on November 29, 1996. Located in Bukit Kiara, Kuala Lumpur, this national landmark has a unique architecture that resembles a truncated cone capped by a geodesic dome. The National Science Centre, an institution of information learning, was entrusted with the mandate to promote awareness, appreciation, interest and understanding of science and technology. The centre houses many difference exhibits designed to stimulate and encourage visitors to take an active interest in science and technology. The exhibits located in various galleries are based on different themes, which can be categorised in 2 groups, Basics Science and Technology. The PSN official website features PSN Club and mascot, Science Educational Park (organic & herbal garden; bird aviary; rabbit alley; aquatic, hydroponics and mushroom houses), gallery, facilities, in and out-reach programmes, activity calendar and visitor's guide.
www.psn.gov.my/
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SIRIM Berhad
Established in 1966 as Standards and Industrial Research Institute of Malaysia (SIRIM). It was corporatised in September 1, 1996. SIRIM is a wholly-owned company under the Ministry of Finance Incorporated and a statutory body under the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovations. SIRIM plays a lead role in setting industrial standards and quality as well as undertake R&D activities with the focus on customer as its strategic approach. SIRIM specialises in quality assurance, advanced materials, environmental and bioprocess technology advanced manufacturing, engineering technology, industrial automation, robotics and electronics.
www.sirim.my/
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Technology Park Malaysia Corporation Sdn Bhd (TPM)
Incorporated in September 1996. TPM, under the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovations, is a property-based organisation, developed to catalyse Malaysia’s transformation into the knowledge economy. It's one of the world's most advanced and comprehensive centres for research and development of knowledge-based industries. Spanning 750 acres in Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur, its first phase comprises 12 state-of-the-art buildings with specific functions. TPM offers its tenants a complete business and technology incentive package, inclusive of business & technology guidance, mentorship programme, dialogue sessions, networking for smart partnerships, business centre and incubation workshops. TPM's facility package includes uninterruptible power supply, centralised air-conditioning (during office hours), LAN infrastructure, wide bandwidth internet & multiple phone connections, teleconferencing & experienced maintenance crew and round-the-clock security.
www.tpm.com.my/
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