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Champions of Change: Opportunities and Challenges For Women in STEM

March 12, 2018
To promote fresh thinking, new ideas and perspectives in STEM (Science, Tech, Engineering, Mathematics) sectors, many companies, and organizations are encouraging young women to pursue STEM-related careers.
It’s estimated that women account for less than a third of those employed in STEM R&D jobs around the world today. In the U.S., women are underrepresented in both computer and mathematics roles (24.7%) and engineering and architecture (15.1%).
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Printing The Future: What Additive Manufacturing Means For Innovation

March 12, 2018
Highly customized manufacturing, rapid modification and delivery of new products, and the ability to produce high-quality products at home, are some of the possibilities offered by 3D printing, a type of additive manufacturing.
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How Malaysia’s Palm Oil Producers Are Enhancing Savings and Sustainability

February 22, 2018
Since the first commercial cultivation of palm oil in Malaysia in 1917, the local industry has grown from to become second biggest producer of palm oil in the world today.
Building on this success, some Malaysian palm oil companies are trialing new opportunities to enhance cost savings and the sustainability of their operations.

Palm oil as a source of energy
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ASEAN's Energy Future: Six Factors That Will Determine Belt And Road Success

February 20, 2018
Speaking at the recent “China for the World” Belt & Road Forum in Beijing, Dr. Jiang Hongbin, director of capital project & infrastructure, PwC China, and former urban infrastructure specialist for Asian Development Bank, urged energy Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) contractors to take more time to review, and select the right suite of technologies to match their project goals.
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How Jessintha Nathan’s Aviation Career Took Flight

February 05, 2018
To promote fresh thinking, new ideas and perspectives in STEM (Science, Tech, Engineering, Mathematics) sectors, many companies, and organizations are encouraging young women to pursue STEM-related careers. It’s estimated that women account for less than a third of those employed in STEM R&D jobs around the world today.
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How Thailand Can Become A Power Hub For ASEAN

January 05, 2018
Closer trade, economic, political, military, and education ties among ASEAN nations are some of the main benefits touted by supporters of regional integration.
Cross-country energy partnership is one of the priority areas for member countries after the first tripartite electricity transmission agreement in ASEAN was signed in Manila in November.
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We're Living Longer In ASEAN - Data Shows Improving Health & Longevity In The Region

October 23, 2017
When Avio Aero showed GE what it was doing with the wonder metal, the American company quickly grasped the magnitude of the breakthrough. By then, Avio Aero bought ProtoCast and signed an exclusive agreement with Arcam to acquire a set number of the modified machines. GE Aviation was developing its own 3D printing program near its headquarters in Cincinnati.
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Advice & Inspiring Words from Malaysia’s STEM pioneer

September 18, 2017
To promote fresh thinking, new ideas, and different perspectives in the STEM (science, tech, engineering and mathematics) sector, Malaysia has launched the National STEM Transformation Plan 2017-2025 to attract more women to enrol for STEM education courses - women made up less than half of the graduates in engineering and technology in 2015.
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Manjung 4: Powering Malaysia With Clean Coal Technology

September 08, 2017
Amidst rapid development, Southeast Asia is fast positioning itself at the forefront of the energy scene. In tandem, the region's rising demand for energy continues to boost prospects within the power plant industry, particularly for coal-based plants that are built on power generation technologies capable of delivering improved performance, reliability and affordability.
Coal remains a vital part of the energy mix in Southeast Asia. In Malaysia, it makes up 50% of the fuel mix, and will carry on to play a greater role in the foreseeable future.
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The Science Behind A Punch: "The Money Fight"

September 06, 2017
The recent "Money Fight" was a true head-on clash of fight styles and personalities. In one corner was the quietly confident, undefeated champion of the boxing ring, Floyd ‘The Money’ Mayweather. In the other, was the flamboyant King of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA), Conor ‘The Notorious’ McGregor.
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