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An Enhanced Mobile IPv6 with Multicast Function and Hierarchical Design
29-June-2008

The present invention relates to Internet Protocol version six (IPv6) as a wireless network infrastructure. The use of this technology is expected to guarantee no packet loss while reducing handover delay by 94.32% and packet delay by 84.43% during handover.

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Contact: Dr Nayan KANWAL, FRSA, ABIM Institution: Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM)
 
USM Scientist Develops an Effective Method to Detect Buildings With Cracks
22-June-2008

PENANG, MALAYSIA – The high frequency of buildings with cracks in Malaysia recently prompted a researcher from University Science Malaysia (USM) to successfully find a solution to the issue.

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Contact: Mohamad Abdullah Institution: Universiti Sains Malaysia
 
Media Invitation - Association of Pacific Rim Universities’ Annual Presidents Meeting
22-June-2008

This year, Keio University has become Japan's first modern university to celebrate its 150th anniversary. As part of its celebration of this achievement, Keio will host the Annual Presidents Meeting of the Association of Pacific Rim Universities (APRU) for the first time in Japan.

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Contact: Center for Research Promotion Institution: Keio University
 
Media Invitation - Higher Education in Asia using the Internet
22-June-2008

Members of the press are invited to the Press Conference on Occasion of the Signing of a Cooperative Agreement between UNESCO and Keio University on June 26.

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Contact: Center for Research Promotion Institution: Keio University
 
Bioremediation of Crude Oil Sludge Contamination
21-June-2008

Unimas, Sarawak - The group’s preliminary findings revealed the presence of active TPH-degrading bacteria, commonly found in soil, yet safe to human or animals; and they were proven to be promising species for effective biodegradation of oil sludge.

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Contact: Resni Mona Institution: Universiti Malaysia Sarawak
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