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Breakthrough Science Society objects to ISRO chairman’s claims on science in ancient India

The Breakthrough Science Society, a voluntary organisation committed to the cause of science and scientific outlook has raised objections to ISRO chairman S. Somanath’s recent statement hailing the role of Sanskrit in India becoming a knowledge society since Vedic times.

The Hindu · May 30, 2023

Immunologist Akiko Iwasaki: ‘We are not done with Covid, not even close’

The Yale professor and long Covid expert on why the virus is causing ongoing illness for so many, and the challenges she faces as a woman of colour in science

The Guardian - UK · May 27, 2023

Nobel peace laureate transferred to brutal prison in Belarus, his wife says

The wife of Nobel Peace Prize laureate Ales Bialiatski says he's been transferred to a notoriously brutal prison in Belarus and hasn’t been heard from in a month

The Independent UK · May 24, 2023

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Why GDP doesn't work, and what Scotland should replace it with

LAST week the Beyond Growth Conference, the biggest European conference to discuss an alternative economic model, took place in Brussels. Over…

The National (Scotland) · May 23, 2023

103 Nobel winners demand the release of Nobel Peace laureate Ales Bialiatski

One hundred and three Nobel winners including Nobel Literature laureates Annie Ernaux, Kazuo Ishiguro, JM Coetzee and Olga Tokarczuk have signed an open letter by Pen International and expressed their solidarity with Nobel Peace Prize 2022 winner Ales Bialiatski, who has been sentenced to 10 years in prison by a…

The Times of India · May 22, 2023

Peter Schiff Says Raising Debt Ceiling Won’t Preserve America’s Prosperity But This Will

As the government and Republic lawmakers work overtime to settle the debt ceiling issue amicably, noted economist and gold bull Peter Schiff said a resolution alone will not work wonders for the U

Zenger · May 21, 2023

Nobel winners demand release of Belarusian peace laureate Ales Bialiatski

Open letter condemning the detention of the human rights activist, who won the 2022 prize, signed by more than 100 laureates including Kazuo Ishiguro and JM Coetzee

The Guardian - UK · May 21, 2023

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IISER Thiruvananthapuram finds answer to perplexing scientific conundrum in international collaboration

The Hindu · May 16, 2023

Prominent foe of female circumcision wins prestigious $1.4 million Templeton Prize

The Templeton Prize — one of the world's largest annual individual awards — is being awarded this year to a nurse-midwife who for decades has strived to improve women’s health care in East Africa

The Independent UK · May 16, 2023

UK university takes roadshow to India to strengthen scientific partnerships

delegation from the University of Manchester is on an India visit this week to strengthen partnerships and seek new opportunities around science, health and humanities

The Hindu · May 16, 2023

Pacific Legal Foundation Call for Papers on Agency Adjudication

The papers are for an upcoming conference on the topic of whether federal agency adjudication of private rights should be curbed or ended. There is a $2500 honorarium for authors of selected papers.

Reason · May 15, 2023

Bristol University PhD student who never got his GCSEs ‘devastated’ over suspension for debt

The university says it has exhausted financial support for the student

Bristol Post · May 15, 2023

Brighton send Premier League warning as they sink Arsenal's title hopes in style

ARSENAL 0-3 BRIGHTON: Roberto de Zerbi's side terrorised Arsenal, leaving Mikel Arteta and co's hopes of pipping Manchester City to the Premier League title in tatters

Daily Mirror · May 14, 2023

How capitalism is distorting science

Critics say research is hobbled by profit-driven journals. That has far-reaching ramifications for science

Salon · May 10, 2023

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The New Daily · May 5, 2023

Universities call out record low research funding

The federal government is facing calls to increase the level of funding for research, as universities rely heavily on international student fees.

The Guardian - AU · May 4, 2023

Opposition leader says no federal intervention needed – as it happened

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The Hindu · May 4, 2023

Amartya Sen moves HC against Visva-Bharati’s eviction order

Nobel laureate Amartya Sen moved the Calcutta High Court, appealing against a notice of the Visva-Bharati university that asked him to vacate 13 decimal of land at his Santiniketan residence by May 6.

The Hindu · May 3, 2023

Economist flags ‘lumpenisation’ of higher education in India

Eminent economist Prabhat Patnaik has flagged a “lumpenisation” of public higher education system in the country by the Union government and those who are close to it.

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The Guardian - US · Apr 24, 2023

2023 Goldman environmental prize winners include Texas Gulf coast defender

Diane Wilson took on Formosa Plastics and won a $50m settlement to help clean up decades worth of toxic plastic waste

ABC News · Apr 23, 2023

Queensland girls still underrepresented in specialist maths despite push to increase participation

Girls are missing out on high-paying graduate jobs with starting salaries of $100k as the number of students enrolled in specialist maths declines.

The Guardian - UK · Apr 20, 2023

Colin Rochester obituary

Other lives: Consultant and researcher on voluntary organisations and volunteering

The Guardian - UK · Apr 13, 2023

Look at the Lights, My Love by Annie Ernaux review – supermarket blues

The Nobel laureate’s diaristic reflections on retail leave much to be desired

Daily Mirror · Apr 10, 2023

Top scientist could die before receiving her Nobel Prize for life-saving antibiotic

Kirsty Smitten, 28, may not see the culmination of her work in potential Nobel Prize winning antibiotic medicine after being told she has a rare terminal heart cancer

The Independent UK · Apr 10, 2023

Biden and Irish poets: 'Hope and history,' a lifelong love

When President Joe Biden visits Ireland this week, you can expect him to visit an ancient castle, honor some of his ancestors and mark the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday agreement among Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland and the United Kingdom

The Guardian - UK · Apr 9, 2023

British science will not flourish outside EU’s Horizon scheme, academics warn

Experts insist successes of Brussels’ €95bn programme could never be replicated by a UK-only substitute

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