To tackle climate change, cutting emissions isn't enough—we need active methods to recycle carbon. CO2 electrolysis offers a compelling solution: it uses renewable electricity to convert captured carbon dioxide gas into useful fuels, plastics, and industrial feedstocks, effectively turning a major pollutant into a valuable resource. The core technology behind this process is the membrane electrolyzer. Similar to a fuel cell operating in reverse, this device takes in CO2, wate

Textiles are often seen as beautiful objects, yet in many indigenous societies they are much more than decorative fabrics. Among the Iban people of Sarawak, Malaysia, Pua Sungkit represents a rich tradition of artistic expression, cultural identity, spiritual belief, and intergenerational knowledge. Handwoven using highly skilled techniques that have been passed down through generations, Pua Sungkit stands as an important example of intangible cultural heritage that continues

The Islamic intellectual history of Madura and East Java is deeply anchored by the works of local ulema who translated complex sacred knowledge into vernacular understanding. Among the most influential figures is Kiai Haji Abdul Hamid bin Isbat, a prominent scholar whose classical work, Kitab Tarjuman, served as an essential bridge for local students (santri) to comprehend Islamic teachings, Quranic exegesis, and religious guidance. Written primarily using the Pegon script—an

Organised under Universiti Malaya (UM)’s AI in Medicine Initiative, and led by the Department of Mechanical Engineering and Department of Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, with support from the Centre for Research in Industry 4.0 (CRI 4.0) and the Department of Media and Communication Studies, Faculty of Creative Arts, the 2nd AI in Medicine Summer School and Bootcamp was held from 27 July to 2 August 2026. Summer School The first three (3) days were the Summer

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In a country as diverse as Malaysia, living together peacefully requires more than simply accepting that differences exist. It requires understanding, mutual respect, continuous dialogue and, importantly, knowing how to navigate sensitive religious and cultural boundaries without compromising one’s own identity. This is where research led by Datin Paduka Professor Dr. Khadijah Binti Mohd Khambali @ Hambali of the Department of Usuluddin and Da’wah, Academy of Islamic Studie