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Why drones need to be part of public healthcare in India

Liankhankhup Guite - October 15, 2023

Barbie is at the frontline of information war in Russia

Why every science lab must have an artist on the team

This AI helps buildings cool themselves and cut emissions

Johnny Wood - October 8, 2023

The president of Brainbox AI is part of a team developing automated AI solutions that train buildings to make smart decisions about temperature, energy use etc.

Albania is one of world’s most corrupt nations. But this new reform can turn things around

Andi Hoxhaj - October 1, 2023

Spak is made up of a special prosecution office, the national bureau of investigation, and special courts dealing with corruption and organised crime.

Creativity is not a gift but a developed skill. Learn from bad feelings, train your muscles

Lily Zhu - January 29, 2023

Using leftover food to make a new dish to finishing chores in a new way--everyday examples of creativity are plentiful.

Albatrosses are often shown as perfect couples. But here’s why wandering ones get ‘divorced’

Samantha Patrick - October 1, 2022

Nearly 24 per cent of wandering albatrosses are reared by a male who is not their genetic father. Not quite the tender idyll we are led to believe.

‘Give me your hand’: How poetry is helping science reach a more diverse audience

Sam Illingworth - April 17, 2022

Many non-scientists can often miss out on scientific research. Poetry is re-framing it in a language that is more accessible

Working remotely? Get paid for moving to the countryside in these countries

Victoria Masterson - April 17, 2022

Rural areas have long competed with cities for jobs, talent and investment. But since Covid, remote working means people can work from anywhere.

Dyslexia could help humans adapt to climate change. Here’s how

Helen Taylor - April 3, 2022

Along with their higher-level strengths, people with dyslexia have an ability to envision the future and a drive to seek new ways to adapt.

Preet Chandi to Xiomara Castro — meet the women making history in 2022

Kate Whiting - March 13, 2022

From politics and justice to sport and entertainment, women in all spheres across the globe are already excelling this year.

‘Headstrong’ or ‘Dependent’? How stereotypes affect men-women pay gaps

Douglas Broom - February 21, 2022

A US research on gender pay gap found “significant penalties” for women who were 'headstrong' and for men who exhibited dependent behaviour.

Inequality is not confined to humans. Animals are divided by privilege, too

Douglas Broom - January 15, 2022

A study published in the Journal of Behavioural Ecology has found that mammals, fish, birds and even insects benefit from inherited wealth and abilities.

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Why drones need to be part of public healthcare in India

Barbie is at the frontline of information war in Russia

Why every science lab must have an artist on the team

This AI helps buildings cool themselves and cut emissions

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Is Bangladesh ready for ‘developed country’ status? It’s all optics for Sheikh Hasina

The world won’t just know Made in Bihar, it will demand it. This is Bihar’s moment to lead

Bengal is more Tagore than Bankim, more Marx than market

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Karnataka startups feel the chill as global funding winter sets in. Fintech emerges as sole bright spot

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India and Indonesia inch closer to BrahMos deal, defence ties to ramp up

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A tribute to Tejas. India’s delay culture is the real enemy in the skies

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