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Innovation where it matters: human well-being, machines, and the planet. This section focuses on applied science and engineering breakthroughs, medical revolutions, AI frontiers, and emerging tech that reshapes how we live and heal.
From nanomaterials to natural minerals, what role do catalysts play in building industries with a smaller environmental footprint?
Why adopting AI is no longer optional for Malaysian SMEs, and how it is driving efficiency and innovation across sectors?
A reactor using light and sound could break down antibiotics in wastewater. Could this be our frontline against antimicrobial resistance?
A new algorithm makes noisy quantum machines more accurate. Could this speed up drug discovery and climate solutions?
A new bioinformatics tool transforms proteogenomics by exposing false positives. Will this reshape how medicine targets Alzheimer’s and cancer?
Can artificial intelligence show us the plays not taken or the interventions never tried? New research brings counterfactual prediction to life.
Could hydroxyapatite beads provide an easy sustainable answer to heavy metal contamination in drinking water systems globally?
What if your morning toast came with a side of clean energy? Learn how scientists are transforming India's dirtiest waste into valuable biogas.
AI video tools promise magic yet struggle with stability and safety. In 2025 the big question remains: can you really trust what you watch online?
Why do some people lose skin colour in patches, while others are born without it altogether? New studies reveal DNA changes in vitiligo and albinism.
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