Universally speaking, changes are natural and inevitable. Nevertheless, often, changes are not always smooth or without glitches. This paper intends to revisit the views and perceptions of Western powers particularly those of representatives of Britain and the United States in Japan concerning the foundation of democratic institutions such as parli

This paper analyses the Malay reformist writers’ interest and admiration of the Ottoman in several Malay newspapers. Such coverages were specially provided by al-Imam, Lengkongan Bulan, and Neracha. These newspapers were published in two major Malayan port cities, Penang and Singapore in the early 20th century and edited by some prominent Malay r

This paper analyses the Malay reformist writers’ interest and admiration of the Ottoman in several Malay newspapers. Such coverages were specially providedby al-Imam, Lengkongan Bulan, and Neracha. These newspapers were published in two major Malayan port cities, Penang and Singapore in the early 20th century and edited by some prominent Malay re

Scurvy, a condition caused by vitamin C de ciency, is characterized by a syndrome of multisystem disorder due to defective collagen production and antioxidative function. is condition is infrequent in this modern era; thus, it is often not within the list of di erential diagnoses. e broad clinical picture is generally overlooked as other systemic i

An efficient engineering innovation called a vibration absorber is frequently employed to lessen vibration brought by unanticipated conditions like seismic stimulation or other external forces acting on the structure. By adjusting the absorber's mass and stiffness parameters to match the structure's natural frequency, a traditional vibratio

Cyber Security Special Interest Group(SIG), IIUM is established with the objectives of educating students and the IIUM community with cybersecurity knowledge and awareness. Our activities range from awareness programmes, and technical workshops to cater for the different needs and interests of students.KICT newsletter iSSUES N O .2/2024 FEBRUARY 20

Radiation is known to be harmful to human health. However, the effect of radiation at cellular level has yet to be established. This study evaluated the possible effects of radiation on monolayer cultured chondrocytes. Rabbit’s chondrocytes were isolated, serially cultured and divided into two groups; (1) non-irradiated and (2) irradiated. Group

Adulteration of oils and fats is an important commercial issue, which needs intervention from regulatory agencies. Tremendous amount of research have been carried out during the past several decades to address this, starting from classical methods to more sophisticated instrumental techniques. Instrumental techniques based on chromatography and inf

Mis-orientation in unfamiliar domain is a common problem for new visitors when they visit a new location. This study proposes a unique solution by visualizing the real world to 3D model similarly (congruent) while the visitor on the move. Our approach provides visualization of 3D maps in virtual 3D workspace environments which assist a user to navi

This study attempted to examine the feasibility of using medical Computerized Tomography (CT) imaging scanner to monitor the growth of tissue engineered constructs (TECs) in vitro. A preliminary CT examination was performed on TECs prepared from serially expanded chondrocytes seeded on poly (lactic-co-glycolic acid) (PLGA) based scaffolds that acte