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New Yorker’s Dino Fossils Profile Features Pitfalls of ‘Science as Performance’

Vasudevan Mukunth 30/03/2019

As if wary of being outdone by the science...

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A Journey Through Botanical Art in Colonial India – and Beauty

Usha Raman 29/03/2019

While photography has to some extent displaced painting and...

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Gut Instinct: How Diets Shape the Unique Composition of Indian Guts

P. Surat 24/03/2019

Researchers from IISER Bhopal decided to carry out an...

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Professor Ashis Nandy Chosen for Hans-Kilian-Prize 2019

The Wire Staff 15/03/2019

Ashis Nandy's work focused on two diametrically opposed and...

Guiding Children Into the Magical World of Books

Jo McGowan Chopra 13/03/2019

We give our children the greatest possible gift when...

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Plan S: Achieving Universal Open Access to Research Papers is Becoming Unavoidable

Jon Tennant 11/03/2019

Plan S has added a sense of urgency to...

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‘Hi, A.I.’: Exploring Our Relationship With Robots

Jochen Kürten 10/03/2019

What are the implications of robots living among humans?...