By Professor Saidur Rahman & Professor Adarsh Kumar Pandey
Nanotechnology implies designing and developing structures, devices, and systems at nanoscale levels with a dimension of less than 100 nanometers. One nanometer is equivalent to 100 millionth of a millimetre. Find out about the power of nanotechnology in energy storage and conversion, heat removal…
Like many countries, Malaysia faces a severe plastic pollution problem as over 1 million tons of plastic waste is mismanaged annually. This plastic debris contaminates land, waterways and even the air. However, researchers at ºìÐÓÊÓƵ University are pioneering an innovative plastic upcycling…
Global energy consumption is increasing dramatically and will likely continue to do so. The primary energy source is still fossil fuel, causing global warming. Power electronic technologies offer high reliability and efficient renewable energy conversion, helping mitigate harmful global emissions.
As the global climate crisis intensifies, renewable energy alone cannot mitigate carbon dioxide emissions. The International Energy Agency has considered carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) as one of the four pillars of the global energy transition, as it can address emissions in sectors…
Delve into a comprehensive multi-study analysis powered by the use of scientometrics. Gain a foundational understanding of consumption and ecological sustainability and discover the research directions that should be approached in the future.
Parasocial relationships. In layperson’s terms, this is a one-sided relationship where one party is unaware of the other’s existence. Nevertheless, many consumers from this type of relationship with social media influencers to the point it affects their behaviour as consumers. Find out what this…
Dr Zaheer Anwar and colleagues investigate the reactions of major global asset classes to the failure of the Silicon Valley Bank. The study's findings raise interesting questions about financial market dynamics and investor behaviour.
In a dynamic SDG Talk, Dr Wooi Chen Khoo unveils the transformative power of statistical modelling in sustainable development. She illuminates the vital role of statistical analysis and data-driven insights in propelling us toward a more sustainable future.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the tourism industry in Malaysia experienced significant job losses, which affected 3.6 million employees. A study revealed that many workers were not formally retrenched but indirect causes such as pay cuts and unpaid leave led to voluntary resignations.
