For Gark Jun Feng, pursuing a degree in artificial intelligence did not mean choosing between studying in Malaysia or studying abroad. Through INTI International College Penang’s international degree pathway, he began his studies locally before completing his degree in the United Kingdom. Gark Jun Feng, a First Class Honours graduate of the BSc (Hons) Computer …
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Artificial intelligence is changing the way finance and accounting teams work today. Routine tasks can now be supported by tools that process information faster, detect patterns and reduce manual work. For future accountants, this raises a question: where does professional human judgement matter most? (From left) Poh Hui Jie, Teh Shi Xian, Sarah Goh Jia …
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For someone recovering from an injury or managing a health condition, attending rehabilitation can require more than physical effort. There may be transport to arrange, time to set aside and repeated journeys to a healthcare facility, all while the person is trying to regain strength and independence. Yughdtheswari Muniandy, Clinical Instructor at the Faculty of …
Removing lead from contaminated water is not as simple as passing the water through a filter. A specialised membrane can capture lead, but how well it works depends on several factors, including its composition, the pressure applied, the treatment time, and the amount of lead in the water. Finding the best combination of these factors …
When Igat Abhimanyu A/L Jaya Prakash Narayanan and his teammates began working on their We.R.Wira video about 448 Food Bank, they treated it as a coursework assignment. They planned the story, considered what was manageable, and looked for the most practical way to complete the project well. Then they met the volunteers. Launched in 2023, …
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Once a rare sight on Malaysian roads, electric vehicles (EVs) are now becoming more visible in neighbourhoods, shopping malls, car parks and highways. With 31,738 fully electric vehicles registered in the first half of 2026 alone, EVs have become one of the clearest signs of Malaysia’s shift towards cleaner mobility. However, a rising number of …
In Chloe Yak Ke Yi’s final year design concept, a hotel check-in is not just a counter at the entrance. It is the first step into a cave-like interior shaped by Taiping’s mining past. The Quiet Cave by Chloe Yak Ke Yi was exhibited during the INTI Centre of Art & Design (ICAD) Graduation Show …
Every year, nearly one million people worldwide are diagnosed with stomach cancer, making it one of the most common cancers and a major cause of cancer-related deaths globally. Many patients are diagnosed only after the disease has reached an advanced stage, when treatment becomes more difficult, and survival rates decline. While surgery and chemotherapy remain …
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Artificial intelligence is making it easier to create convincing fake videos, cloned voices and manipulated images. From financial scams and identity fraud to viral misinformation, the challenge is no longer only what AI can create, but how people can tell what is real. Darius Goh Wey Li (centre) and his teammates present Veri.AI to the …
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Chemotherapy remains an important part of cancer treatment and has improved outcomes for many patients. Yet one major challenge remains: the drugs used to kill cancer cells can also affect healthy ones. Prof Goh Khang Wen, Pro Vice-Chancellor of Global Engagement at INTI International University, co-authored a review on the potential of PEGylated chitosan nanoparticles …
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