AutoCoach: an automated playing eleven selection framework in cricket by Sharma, Pulkit, Hassan, Bilal, Wasiq, Muhammad Farooq

“…In our work, we tried to automate this process using machine learning models like Support Vector Regressor, Linear Regression Random Forest regressor etc. …”
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CricPredict: resource-aware prediction of T20 cricket match by Kumar, Ashish, Hassan, Bilal, Wasiq, Muhammad Farooq

“…Usually, the Duckworth–Lewis (D/L) method is used to decide the outcome of the match in Test and ODI cricket, resulting in favour of one team like completed matches. In contrast to the traditional D/L method, we tried to incorporate players' performance indicators into our proposed architecture despite the traditional D/L method which only includes the current state of the match and determines the outcome. …”
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PlayerRank: leveraging learning-to-rank AI for player positioning in cricket by Hassan, Bilal, Clough, Clare, Siddiqi, Yusra, Ali, Rao Faizan, Arshed, Muhammad Asad

“…Each position-specific model is trained to rank players based on their suitability for that position in the batting order, considering factors like performance metrics and specialization. The models are designed to increase impartiality and focus on player performance. …”
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Curvature sensing amphipathic helix in the C-terminus of RTNLB13 is conserved in all endoplasmic reticulum shaping reticulons in Arabidopsis thaliana by Brooks, Rhiannon L., Mistry, Chandni S., Dixon, Ann M.

“…We recently demonstrated that Reticulon-like protein B13 (RTNLB13) from Arabidopsis thaliana contains a curvature-responsive amphipathic helix (APH) important for the proteins’ ability to induce curvature in the ER membrane, but incapable of generating curvature by itself. …”
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Impact of oil prices on stock market performance by Alao, Dolapo Olateru

“…The findings further indicate that stock returns-generating processes in a net oil-exporting country like Canada exhibited a high degree of persistence in conditional variance, and the modelling of asymmetry was positive. …”
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Synthesis, characterization and morphological study of core-shell structure microgels via pre-emulsified semi-batch emulsion polymerization by Ramli, Ros Azlinawati

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Performance of Kaolin-tire derived aggregate mixture as a backfill material for retaining wall by Arefnia, Ali

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Development of remanufacturing quality practices framework for Malaysia automotive industry by Mohamed, Norirda

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Fast modelling of tidal phenomenon for the Straits of Malacca using laplace spatial interpolation technique by Kanchana Gunathilaka, Malavige Don Eranda

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Thermo-electrical performance enhancement of photovoltaic / phase change material systems using copper foam matrix with multi-walled carbon nanotubes additives by Raad A-Ulmunem, Al-Samaraie Abdulmunem

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Molecular cloning and characterization of a new fibrinolytic enzyme from acinetobacter baumannII TU04 by Krishnan, Renuka P.

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Conversion of carbon dioxide emission using catalytic methanation method in hot mix asphalt by Abdul Rahman, Farahiyah

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Numerical computation of free boundary signal transduction during the formation of invadopodia by Noor Azhuan, Nur Azura

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Effect of retail service quality on switching intentions among hypermarket customers by Jabeen, Samrena

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Poor performance of public construction project in Malaysia by Jatarona, Nurul Alifah

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Rain fade dynamics for Ka-band satellite communication mitigation technique in Equatorial Malaysia by Mohamed Yunus, Mawarni

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Lightpath routing for disaster survivability in optical networks by Ashraf, Muhammad Waqar

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Congestion control scheme for energy efficiency of named data networking based mobile ad hoc network by Muchtar, Farkhana

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Usability framework for mobile augmented reality language learning by Lim, Kok Cheng

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Structural features distinguishing infectious ex vivo mammalian prions from non-infectious fibrillar assemblies generated in vitro by Terry, Cassandra, Harniman, Robert L., Sells, Jessica, Wenborn, Adam, Joiner, Susan, Saibil, Helen R., Miles, Mervyn J., Collinge, John, Wadsworth, Jonathan D. F.

“…Seeded polymerisation of proteins forming amyloid fibres and their spread in tissues has been implicated in the pathogenesis of multiple neurodegenerative diseases: so called "prion-like" mechanisms. While ex vivo mammalian prions, composed of multichain assemblies of misfolded host-encoded prion protein (PrP), act as lethal infectious agents, PrP amyloid fibrils produced in vitro generally do not. …”
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