Events

Sunway Institute for Global Strategy and Competitiveness (IGSC)
09:00 pm ~ 10:45 pm
Online

Planetary Health Governance – Unlocking Return-on-Values (ROV) from Southeast Asia’s Biodiversity

Our panel discusses how ecological evidence can guide land and water governance – creating social, ecological, political empowerment and economic value for people, governments and the planet.
Sunway Institute for Global Strategy and Competitiveness (IGSC)
07:00 pm ~ 08:45 pm
Online

From SDGs to HDGs: Hybrid Development Goals for a ProSocial AI Future

The world beyond 2030 will be shaped by AI, climate disruption, fragile trust, cognitive outsourcing and new forms of human-machine dependency. Development is becoming hybrid. How can AI strengthen human agency, community resilience and planetary…
Sunway Institute for Global Strategy and Competitiveness (IGSC)
07:00 pm ~ 08:45 pm
Online

DEMO: The Mosquito Monitor for Dengue in the ASEAN

A panel discussion showcasing how AI-powered mosquito monitoring can strengthen dengue surveillance, support early warning, and inform timely public health action across ASEAN
Sunway Institute for Global Strategy and Competitiveness (IGSC)
08:30 pm - 10:00 pm

Introduction to Theory and Theory Development

Sunway IGSC is hosting a FREE online webinar, Introduction to Theory and Theory Development, as part of our Theory Development & Writing Empirical Papers for Top Tier Journals Workshop.
Sunway Institute for Global Strategy and Competitiveness (IGSC)
04:00 pm - 05:00 pm

Identifying Exciting Research Projects: Guidelines and Trends

Sunway Institute for Global Strategy and Competitiveness (IGSC) is hosting a free online webinar on Identifying Exciting Research Projects: Guidelines and Trends featuring Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Marko Sarstedt, named a member of Clarivate Analytics’…
Sunway Institute for Global Strategy and Competitiveness (IGSC)

[POSTPONED] Seeing Beyond 'Significance': There is More to Your Results Than 'p<0.05'

[POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE] Quantitative researchers commonly evaluate their results by noting whether they are “statistically significant”. When the data do not come from a random sample (or, when the data do not constitute a sample at all),…