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        • The role of photovoltaic cells in our energy transition
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      • What to look for in top engineering universities in Malaysia
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      • What makes a great business management course in Malaysia
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      • PhD is possible at any age!
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      • Nothing is impossible
      • Key skills and qualities to land your next civil engineering job
      • How a focus on sustainability is creating more chemical engineering jobs
      • How IT, Computer Science and AI keeps you relevant and future-ready in Malaysia
      • Robotics and mechatronics: Transforming the future of work in Malaysia
      • We grow when we face challenges
      • The value of a mass communication degree in our digitally connected world
      • Top three emerging areas in biomedical science today
      • Three reasons why you are suited for a bachelor's degree in psychology
      • Choosing a Master of International Business over a Master of Business Administration: what are the differences?
      • How data science and analytics are boosting Malaysia’s digital economy
      • Nutritionists are at the frontline of a healthier Malaysia
      • Journey of my first physical conference
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      • Breaking barriers: Women in engineering
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      • The benefits of pursuing an undergraduate degree in engineering
      • Tied to the ocean
      • Understanding Ramadan: The significance of fasting in the Muslim faith
      • Ketupat: More than just a rice cake
      • Hari Raya Aidilfitri: A celebration of faith and gratitude
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      • Lessons from Michelle Yeoh’s Oscars speech: Empowering women against ageism
      • Benefits of an arts degree
      • Equity, diversity and inclusivity: The way forward to a unified governance
      • A Passion for Research
      • GEMS is a dream come true
      • Representing women in science
      • Jeshaiah Khor achieves remarkable feat as youngest PhD graduate
      • Illuminating the path to enlightenment
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      • New millennium sees biometrics bursting into the mainstream
      • Designing an exoskeleton to assist motion
      • Metabolic syndrome: Solace and solution through peer-support lifestyle intervention
      • Medical or supernatural: Breaking stigma linked to epilepsy
      • Genomics: A shining light of hope
      • Understanding the attraction between men and women
      • The Nudge Theory