On behalf of the Centre for Mathematical Sciences and Intelligent Systems (CMSIS), School of Mathematical Sciences, we invite researchers, students, PhD scholars, postdocs, and faculty members to join this intensive online program.
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 wellbeing rather than narrow them?
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.
A panel discussion showcasing how AI-powered mosquito monitoring can strengthen dengue surveillance, support early warning, and inform timely public health action across ASEAN
[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), this procedure cannot sensibly be used.
Curious about behavioural intervention? Join our interactive online workshop to learn about ABA, when intervention may be appropriate, and what to expect.
Join us at the TeachSm@rt Clinic, an inspiring online session designed for educators and aspiring scholars who are eager to advance their professional and academic journey in education.
We are pleased to invite you to an upcoming FCRI webinar series; designed to introduce the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) program (Fellowship Call), a prestigious European Union funding scheme that supports international research collaboration and mobility.
The Centre for Academic Development, Sunway University (CAD), invites you to present at our upcoming webinar on AI in Education: Practical Strategies and Experiences.
Join us for a FREE public Zoom webinar organized by the School of Psychology & Mindfulness and Health Lab at Sunway University on how Self-Compassion and DBT PLEASE Skills can help reduce vulnerability to depression and anxiety.