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What do you do when your writing career lasts seven decades but you haven't said everything you once thought about saying

SRINAGAR: The Harvard Radcliffe Institute, USA, is offering a fully funded Radcliffe Fellowship programme for every profession. The fellowship will run from September 2024 to May 2024.

Biochemicals in India’s Joha rice variety fights type 2 diabetes and heart disease, research finds.

Loh began her new job at the Institute this month.

Acclaimed filmmaker, Christopher Nolan, has teamed up with Universal Pictures to bring his sweeping World War II epic thriller, Oppenheimer, to the big screen.

Oppenheimer moves too close to the centers of power, makes valiant attempts to shape sensible U.S. nuclear policy and is burnt by the zealous military and political establishments.

For thousands of years, mathematicians have adapted to the latest advances in logic and reasoning. Are they ready for artificial intelligence?

In the 1940s, US physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer led a team of 4,000 people to develop the world's first atomic bomb.

The Fields medalist Vladimir Voevodsky has died at 51. This 2015 article describes his computer-aided quest to eliminate human error and rewrite the century-old…

Article: Every Order Needs a Story - Every social order needs a story, and to protect the social order, the elites use propaganda. Every story contains falsehoods, and so does the liberal story that underpins our current order. The alternatives are often worse. But the liberal story is falling apart, so we may need a new powerful story we can believe in.