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Machine Learning Applications in Climate Change: A Science Mapping and Network Analysis
Climate change is described as one of the greatest threats facing humanity, both in this current age as well as future generations. In addition to this, it is portrayed as a calamity that was caused by humans and poses severe threats to human health and safety and the environment in general.
The Rise of Virtual Restaurants in the Post-Pandemic Era
The culinary landscape is witnessing a revolutionary shift with the emergence of virtual restaurants, also known as 'ghost kitchens' or 'cloud kitchens'. These establishments operate without physical storefronts, relying solely on digital platforms for their operations.
Spotlight on Excellence: School of Mathematical Sciences’ Top 2% Highly Cited Researchers
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Art-based Research: The Experience of a Practicing Academic Artist
Academics and practitioners in art and design often struggle with creating a theoretical premise or framework for their practice to fulfil the academic definitions of research. As stated as early as 1993 by Prof.
Embracing Innovation: The Rise of Robot Baristas in China's Coffee Culture
In recent years, the global Robot Barista market has undergone a remarkable transformation, spurred significantly by the disruptive impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Crafting Furniture with a Malaysian Soul
In Malaysia, cultural identity permeates architecture and crafts, but furniture design lags behind. Despite former Prime Minister Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad's call for innovation, the furniture industry struggles to reflect Malaysian heritage. Enter the Transformation-Biomimicry Theoretical Framework…
Flexibility and Biophilic Design in Hospital Environments
This article discusses how incorporating flexibility and biophilic design principles into hospital architecture can contribute to Sustainable Development Goal 3 (SDG 3) - Good Health and Well-being, and offer a blueprint for creating spaces that promote healing, inspire, and sustain individuals and…
How Fast Can You Innovate? SMS 3-Minute Thesis Competition
Competition. Drives. Innovation.
Discovering the Intersection between Social Media and Political Communities in Malaysia
Social media has become a powerful force in Malaysian politics, allowing diverse communities that are bounded by ethnic, religious, cultural or geographical interests to publicly participate in online discussions regarding issues that affect their interest group. The book Social Media and Political…
Fintech's Green Edge: How Sustainable Practices Boosted Success During the Pandemic
This article explores how fintech firms are revolutionising the financial industry by making services more accessible and affordable, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. The research investigates the impact of sustainability practices, focusing on environmental, social, and governance (ESG)…
Managing Presenteeism: The Impact of Employee Participation and Competence in the Workplace
Presenteeism, the ability of employees to remain focused on work despite health challenges, includes a positive notion known as functional presenteeism, where employees purposefully adapt to their circumstances.
