Spotlight on Research

Innovation requires collaboration

Two universities, one goal

My research odyssey and the people I met along the way

Maximising the potential of next-generation technologies with a better-than-human AI approach

A look into the supply-side drivers of housing prices

Exploring the origins and contributions of 19th-century Indian labourers

Examining the resource circulation system and its role in plastic waste management

Translating bedside observation to bench research

High human impact, a critical lack of knowledge and too few conservation efforts threaten the future of Asian bears

Exploring the world from behind a trombone

Understanding why some international firms thrive while others fail

Understanding Islamic hospitality and identifying the challenges facing the industry

Introducing the element of chance by allowing the audience to influence a performance

Disentangling the disconnect between national-level economic statistics and on-the-ground realities in explaining Malaysia’s election outcomes

The tragic deaths of young children from HFMD drove Professor Poh’s research focus towards HFMD and enterovirus 71.

Examining male undergraduate consumer culture and trade in the famous University town during the 19th century.

The principles of Islamic finance have been around for centuries but modern-day finance sectors still do not fully understand the advantages of Islamic finance.

To develop an effective vaccine against dengue, we need to first understand the limitations of existing vaccines and how to overcome them.

The solar energy industry is beset with issues concerning its efficiency as a renewable energy source. Perhaps the solution lies in the smallest of things …

There is growing research that suggests low doses of radiation may actually have positive effects on humans.

To create a workplace culture that is truly inclusive, we start by listening and valuing the opinions of everyone.

Sitting on a bench offers more than rest. It offers time to contemplate, reflect and experience.