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Samaki Cookies: How a Fishy Idea Turned Into an Innovative Solution to Malnutrition in Kenya
In a world of technological marvels and AI-powered breakthroughs, it’s easy to overlook the quiet revolutions happening at the community level.
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Manashjyoti Karjee
When the Algorithm Takes the Director’s Chair
Twelve years ago, Kundan died on screen but lived on in the hearts of those who watched him.
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Khushi Kesari
Without Federal Funding, Antibiotics Research May Lag
Companies have scant financial incentive to develop new antibiotics. Will the NIH continue to support relevant research?

July 2025

AI is now part of our world. Uni graduates should know how to use it responsibly
This article by Rachel Fitzgerald and Caitlin Curtis is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons Licence
Research replication can determine how well science is working – but how do scientists replicate studies?
This article by Amanda Kay Montoya, Associate Professor of Psychology, University of California, Los Angeles is republished from The Conversation under…
World Intangible Investment Highlights 2025: A Global Shift Toward Intangible Capital
The 2025 edition of the World Intangible Investment Highlights (WIIH), co-published by the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) and Luiss…
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Shivani Singh
From Spark to Stall: Ola Electric’s Wild Ride Through India’s EV Revolution
In 2021, as India stood on the cusp of an electric mobility revolution, a new icon emerged.
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Abhilasha Semwal
India’s Water Paradox: Abundant Rains, Scarce Water
Every year, India witness large volumes of rainfall almost 3,880 billion cubic meters of rainwater annually, while some places get flooded, others only…
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Shipra Agarwal
The Geopolitics of Artificial Intelligence: A Dual-Edged Sword
For those who believe that Artificial Intelligence is simply about technological advancement and not global power dynamics, they need to think again.
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Priyanka Garodia
The RI² Index and the Global Research Integrity Crisis
Citations serve as a foundation of scholarly work.
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Shivani Singh
Labubu Mania: Rise of China’s Creative Economy
China had long been viewed as a country that had no intention of establishing its unique footprint in creating original goods, a home to mass production…
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Aurko Chakrabarti
Saltwater Solution: Japan’s Breakthrough Ocean-Friendly Plastic
Suppose plastic did not last for centuries floating in oceans, rivers, or sea turtles' stomachs.
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Neeti Goutam
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