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Learning knows no bounds; the heart stays ever new
Professor Yow Wei Quin shared a story about a man who pursued a PhD in his later years, who despite passing away before graduation, exemplified that lifelong learning and gratitude keep the heart and spirit ever renewed.
The one role AI shouldn鈥檛 replace 鈥 caring for others
Professor Yow Wei Quin鈥檚 op-ed highlighted that while AI may mimic humans, recognising that it is not human is key to preserving genuine connections.
Grandpa Can Innovate Too
Professor Yow Wei Quin’s commentary on how psychology shows people of all ages long to feel useful, connected, and that innovation rooted in inclusivity and emotional value brings not just new technology, but a better life.
The Power of Memories
Professor Yow Wei Quin pens a commentary on the power of memories and its ability to improve mental health, especially in older adults.
A Sentence Away
Professor Yow Wei Quin鈥檚 commentary on the importance of intergenerational conversations, and how small efforts can bridge age divides to build a more connected, caring society.
Walking Helps You Forget, Moving Helps You Refresh
Professor Yow Wei Quin鈥檚 commentary on finding calm through walking and renewal through movement, featured on Shin Min Daily News.
Being financially savvy makes ageing less worrying
Professor Yow Wei Quin, Head of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (HASS), writes about being financially savvy and ageing.
The Satisfaction Paradox
Professor Yow Wei Quin, Head of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (HASS), writes about seniors experiencing the satisfaction paradox.
Birthday, a new beginning
Professor Yow Wei Quin’s commentary on birthdays and how it affects different people.