When Low Yu Xuan and Chon Feng Qi prepared for the 2026 International Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence (IOAI), much of what they needed to know was not something they could revise from their Cambridge A Level notes. They had to learn it themselves. Malaysia’s four-student team, comprising Lee Yan Zee, Low Yu Xuan, Chon Feng …

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Nearly a decade after arriving at INTI International College Subang, Amanda Siew returned during the institution’s 40th anniversary year. She now produces television news in Oklahoma and has won her first Heartland Emmy Award. Yet she still remembers how she felt as a new student in 2017. “I was a very scared young girl,” she …

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AI can help hotels understand guest preferences and manage their operations. But when a guest needs help, a meal is served, or an event takes place, the experience still depends on people. Industry Advisory Board members and representatives from INTI’s School of Hospitality gather after the session at INTI International College Subang. That was a …

Read moreHospitality Leaders Stress Human Skills Alongside AI Readiness

Ovarian cancer can be difficult to treat, particularly when it is diagnosed at an advanced stage. Tumours differ from one patient to another, and some cancer cells develop ways to resist chemotherapy. A treatment that shows promise in the laboratory may therefore need years of further work before its benefits for patients are clear. Prof …

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For most people, walking through a dark room or along a poorly lit street is a minor inconvenience. For those living with night blindness or retinitis pigmentosa, however, limited visibility can make everyday movement more difficult and increase the risk of accidents. Prof. Dr. Malathy Batulamalay (left) from the Faculty of Data Science, INTI International …

Read moreCould AI Help People Navigate in the Dark?

You probably do not think twice about cinnamon. It may be the spice sprinkled over a bowl of oats, added to a warm drink or baked into a favourite cake. For most people, cinnamon is simply a familiar ingredient found in the kitchen. But within that familiar spice is a natural compound that scientists are …

Read moreCould a Compound in Cinnamon Help Shape Future Medicines?

Jeff Lim Chang Wei knows the flavours of Penang well. Taking its Nasi Kandar and Nyonya cuisine to Shanghai, however, meant working with different ingredients, a different culinary team, and the demands of a busy international hotel kitchen. (From left) Dexter Cheng, General Manager, Shangri-La Qiantan Shanghai; Chef Azhar, Guest Chef from Penang; Jeff Lim …

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How does a child learn to say, “This is how I feel”? Growing up comes with many emotions, but recognising feelings such as frustration, worry or anxiety, understanding what may be causing them and knowing how to express them can take time. Lecturers from INTI International University’s Faculty of Education and Liberal Arts (FELA) facilitated …

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An action that may appear small to others can represent an important milestone for a child with a disability and their family. INTI physiotherapy students worked in groups to develop and facilitate activities designed to support movement, balance, gross and fine motor skills, and confidence among children taking part in the RYTHM Programme. That understanding …

Read moreWhen Physiotherapy Lessons Meet Real-Life Care