VR Technology: A Game-Changer for Sustainable Construction

Ir. Professor Leong Wai Yie, senior professor at INTI International University’s Faculty of Engineering and Quantity Surveying (FEQS) and a leading expert in sustainable construction, has highlighted the significant impact of Virtual Reality (VR) technology on green construction. In her study titled “Virtual Reality: Revolutionizing Green Construction,” Prof. Leong explores how VR transforms sustainable building …

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Nature’s Answer to Sustainable Materials Lies in Banana and Bamboo

As time progresses, sustainable and eco-friendly initiatives have become more prevalent, with experts turning to Earth’s natural resources to reduce pollution and environmental damage. This is precisely what Associate Professor Dr Kumar Krishnan, Assistant Head of Programme from the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences at INTI International University and his team aim to achieve. …

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Finding Nature’s Remedy in Zeolite & Clamshells

To combat environmental degradation globally, there is a growing urgency to utilise sustainable materials that support more environmentally friendly practices. The world faces some of its most critical environmental challenges, including a lack of clean water and the overwhelming abundance of untreated waste. As the planet continues to heat up, the urgency to act becomes …

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Is Your Profession Affecting Your Driving Habits?

Driving is the most common form of commuting for workers, yet it remains one of the most dangerous modes of travel. Unsafe driving behaviours significantly contribute to road traffic accidents, making these incidents a regular feature in the news. While distractions, microsleep, and drunk driving are often cited as causes, a surprising factor might also …

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Silver Medalist Eng Ying Sin Balances Wushu and Studies with Precision

At just 19 years old, Eng Ying Sin, a student pursuing the Bachelor of Arts in Psychology 4+0 in collaboration with Southern New Hampshire University, USA, programme at INTI International College Penang (IICP), has already proven himself to be a formidable competitor. Recently, he secured a silver medal in the Men’s Taijijian event at SUKMA …

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INTI Partners with iBlooming to Break Language Barriers in Academia

INTI International University is set to advance its research and education through its latest collaboration with Hybrid Learning Ocean (M) Sdn Bhd, commonly known as iBlooming. As the world’s first AI-based learning and business platform, iBlooming is poised to redefine how knowledge is shared at INTI by providing audio translation services that bridge language barriers …

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How AI Is Revolutionizing Brain Monitoring

Ir. Professor Dr Leong Wai Yie, a senior professor at INTI International University’s Faculty of Engineering and Quantity Surveying (FEQS), has highlighted significant advancements in Electroencephalography (EEG) signal analysis, thanks to the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Her review reveals how AI is revolutionising how brain activity is monitored, offering new possibilities in healthcare, neuroscience, …

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Mangosteen Leaves Unveil a New Weapon Against Harmful Bacteria

Fruits are often celebrated for their vast health benefits, but there’s more to these natural wonders than the fruit itself. Recently, researchers have uncovered surprising health benefits linked to the leaves of the mangosteen plant, which could have significant implications for public health. At the forefront of this discovery is Professor Dr Wong Ling Shing, …

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