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In-Between Realities: Educating the NaVi Generation

By Dr Predrag Nikolic As young people evolve from Digital Natives into NaVi – inhabitants of multiple interconnected realities – universities must shift from educating consumers of technology to empowering the creators of immersive worlds, with Sarawak uniquely positioned to …


Swinburne Sarawak Brings Second Juh Swinburne Open Day to Seven Towns Across Sarawak

KUCHING – Swinburne Sarawak is taking its Open Day on the road for the second time this year, bringing Juh Swinburne 02 to seven towns across Sarawak between 18 July and 9 August 2026. The statewide roadshow gives prospective students …


Sensors, Data, and Decisions: How IoT Is Transforming Agriculture

by Dr Albe Chai From sensor networks and AI-driven analytics to connectivity and workforce challenges, this article examines how IoT is reshaping smart farming across Malaysia’s agricultural sector. Imagine a farm where crops and livestock are seamlessly monitored through sensor …


Malaysia’s Ageing Population and the Retirement Savings Gap

by Donna Barclay As Malaysia’s ageing population grows and retirement savings fall short, the Sandwich Generation faces mounting financial pressure – raising urgent questions about Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF) adequacy and the retirement age.  Malaysia’s Ageing Population: The Trend Towards …


Physical AI: What Comes After the Current AI Wave?

by Ir Associate Professor Dr Hudyjaya Siswoyo Jo Physical AI – the integration of artificial intelligence with robotics and physical systems – is set to transform Sarawak’s key industries, and engineers who can bridge both worlds will define the next …


Can Sarawak’s Industrial Waste Become Tomorrow’s Green Building Material?

By Daniel Nyuin Anak Alfred Damu A Swinburne research is turning industrial slag and captured CO₂ into sustainable construction bricks, addressing the problem of industrial emissions and waste. Sarawak is growing as an industrial state. With that growth comes a …


Design Education Is Changing: What Students Need to Know

By Dr Predrag Nikolic Design education is shifting toward digital, interdisciplinary skills that align with industry needs, preparing students for evolving roles in UX/UI, systems design, and creative technology. Sarawak is not short of creativity. What it increasingly needs is …


Hydrogen Energy: A New Era for Clean Energy

By Dr. Melvin Wee Xin Jie Hydrogen energy is the key clean energy solution in Sarawak, and is getting support in terms of policy, innovation, and growing infrastructure.  The Shift Towards Hydrogen Energy Hydrogen energy, apart from being a catchy …


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 …


Can You Trust What You See? How AI Detects Deepfakes

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 and scams. The Rise of Deepfakes AI deepfake detection is now part of everyday digital …