Study of Islamic perspectives of professional code of ethics in the field of computing and informatics by Shuriye, Abdi Omar

“…Muslim Computing Professionals are required by the general will of God to adhere to Islamic worldview; a concept that refers to a comprehensive apprehension of the world especially from a specific standpoint or a personal philosophy of life, it involves creed, culture, attitude and way of thinking. …”
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Sustainability performance assessment of municipal solid waste management utilising aggregated indicators approach by Lee, Cindy Ik Sing

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Modeling of vacuum gas oil hydrocracking process using lumping approach by Sadighi, Sepehr

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Seismic performance of fixed offshore structures under far field earthquake by Wan Ahmad, Saffuan

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Integrated bridge health monitoring, evaluation and alert system using neuro-genetic hybrids by Suryanita, Reni

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Laminar flow heat transfer enhancement in multy-start spirally corrugated tubes by Zaid Sattar Kareem

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Selection criteria of building material for optimising maintainability by Kanniyapan, Gunavathy

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Impak pembangunan ekonomi terhadap komuniti Tanah Bencah Setiu, Terengganu by Abu Naim, Zalina

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Work breakdown structure for water distribution pipeline networks by Ooi, Chu Hui

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New prognostic index to detect the severity of asthma automatically using signal processing techniques of capnogram by Kazemi, Mohsen

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A decision support model for demolition waste management by Rakshanifar, Mansooreh

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Enhancement of automated black-box web application vulnerability assessment algorithms by Lim, Kah Seng

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Employee behaviour and the role of culture : the case of Thai Airways by Tungtakanpoung, Monrudee

“…The findings demonstrate that there is a relationship between the satisfaction of basic Thai female needs and work-life balance. Thai cabin crews who work in a female environment tend to balance their career, finances and family so that these needs are met.…”
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Accounting for the increasing securitization of LGBTI groups in sub-Saharan African states by Ridley, Martin Edwin

“…They are exposed to harsh laws or family or group/tribal actions that are sometimes life threatening to those not conforming to accepted social norms.…”
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Migrants becoming mathematics teachers : personal resources and professional capitals by Benson, Alan

“…It shows how London can become an ‘escalator region’ (Fielding, 1992:1), as the student teachers achieve a working life that matches their academic qualifications, and also their own aspirations and those of their families, in the UK and elsewhere. …”
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Chapter 9. Gender representation in Wales: new approaches to candidate selection in UK’s devolved legislatures and beyond by Stirbu, Diana, Larner, Jac, McAllister, Laura

“…This has created conditions for a renewed debate on women representation in UK’s political and public life and resulted in a degree of better representation for women elected to the various UK legislatures. …”
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Psychological implications of acquired deafness for adults of employment age by Thomas, Alan J.

“…A number of discrete questions on general wellbeing, health, employment, social and family life were asked, each one controlled on the general population. …”
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Negotiating shared spaces in informal peri-urban settlements in India: the role of amenity buildings and the effect of the post-hoc introduction of infrastructure towards the creat... by Tang, Bo

“…This paper concludes with suggestions on how the notion of cooperative placemaking might be applied in other situations of rapid change and scarce resources where architect, NGO and local population might collaborate to provide shared infrastructure and community facilities, whilst creating opportunities for improving livelihoods and the quality of life within informal peri-urban settlements in India.…”
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Progress report from the Strategic Sanctuary for the Destruction of Free Will by Kollectiv, Galia, Kollectiv, Pil

“…In 1958, having had a life changing experience with LSD, former alcoholic Charles Dederich founded Synanon, a drug rehabilitation program based on residential care and an aggressive form of group therapy called ‘The Game’. …”
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Office space by Kollectiv, Galia, Kollectiv, Pil

“…Numerous approaches toward the re-engineering of work and life are on display, from outright dissent to the status quo, such as the portrayal of a Deloitte intern’s refusal to work in Pilvi Takala’s The Trainee (2008), to humorous hacks, like the continual out-of-office loop in Cory Arcangel’s Permanent Vacation (2008). …”
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