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Oil Makes Money But Not Always Wealth: An Accounting Perspective

by Su Sueh Ing and Kevin Voon Jan Sian While oil revenue generates strong financial figures, accounting’s inability to capture resource depletion and structural risk means that oil income rarely translates into sustainable economic wealth. When Oil Revenue Does Not …

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Can You Trust What You See? How AI Detects Deepfakes

Wednesday, 25 March 2026

by Dr Khaled Elkarazle Deepfakes are rising fast. Learn how AI deepfake detection works, the risks of synthetic media, and how researchers fight AI-generated fraud

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Large Multi-Lan Roundabouts: Is Bigger Always Better?

Wednesday, 11 March 2026

by Dr Bong Jit Boon Large multi-lane roundabouts can improve traffic flow and safety, but their design and driver navigation determine how effectively they serve

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Coding Across Disciplines: A Universal Higher Education Skill

Wednesday, 25 February 2026

By Hephi Liauw Programming across disciplines is reshaping higher education and redefining digital literacy for every graduate. Breaking the Tech Barrier For much of the

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Are Physical Retail Stores Still Relevant in Malaysia’s Delivery-First Future?

Wednesday, 11 February 2026

By Dr. Ee Yaw Seng and Dr. Komathi Wasudawan In Malaysia, physical retail stores remain deeply embedded in daily life as retail future shifts towards

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Anchor Fastening and MS EN 1992-4 in Malaysia

Wednesday, 10 December 2025

By Ng Lieu Thai Anchor fastening and MS EN 1992-4 shape building safety in Malaysia and guide how critical connections to concrete are designed. Why

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Messy Creativity in Childhood: Chasing Wonder Through Art

Wednesday, 26 November 2025

By Ting Mee Ling and Eunice Law Mei Yuan Messy creativity in childhood is essential for nurturing wonder and discovery. Chasing wonder through art allows

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Social Media Ad Irritation and User Trust Issues

Wednesday, 12 November 2025

By Dr Komathi Wasudawan, Dr Ee Yaw Seng and Ms Donna Barclay Tan Once built for connection, social media users now face stronger social media ads irritation and rising privacy

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Sarawak on the Rise: Shaping the Future of Medical Tourism

Wednesday, 29 October 2025

By Professor Cham Tat Huei Sarawak medical tourism is growing as the state advances healthcare travel through partnerships, research, and strategic marketing to attract global

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Movement-Based Learning Boosts Student Engagement

Wednesday, 15 October 2025

By Norizan Tan Short, intentional movement breaks transform classrooms by boosting student engagement, sharpening focus, and supporting effective learning across age groups. Exploring evidence, challenges,

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