This week on Behavioural: China's Crisis Response, Nobel Ideas, Brain's Switchboard, and the Most Boring Game
China has a unique way of navigating challenges and uncertainties, influenced by its rich history and culture.
China has a unique way of navigating challenges and uncertainties, influenced by its rich history and culture.
This article is written by Emma Foehringer Merchant is a journalist who covers climate change, energy, and the environment.
Keep those walls falling, one idea at a time!
Get ready to break down the barriers of innovation and knowledge as the renowned Falling Walls conference makes its grand debut at SGT University.
This article by Arjun V. K. Sharma was originally published on Undark.
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DCIC 2023: India's UNESCO Gems: An Interactive Cultural Map. This map visually illustrates the extensive presence of invaluable UNESCO heritage sites across the vast Indian landscape.
DCIC symposium 2023
Online manipulation is the use of information technology to covertly influence another person’s decision-making, by targeting and exploiting their decision-making vulnerabilities.
from 2000-2022 data source: emdat, Visualization by Sanrachna Foundation Between 2000 and 2022, 92 Storms affected India. There were two type of storms a) Convective Storm, b)Tropical Cyclone. There were total 46(50%) Convective Storm, 40(43.47%) Tropical Cyclone, and 6(6.52%) were unknown....
This week we take a look at two different kinds of nudge units, and explore their workings: Uk and New York Nudge Units
The story of Brexit is a story of how behaviour can be manipulated at large scale.
The story this week is how have the women in India manage their savings, and what rule of thumb investing can teach us either to learn or be wary.
Coups or change in regimes happen due to a broad range of factors. This week, we examine if it is possible to understand and predict them.
Currently, digital payments account for 40% of all transactions in India, with UPI contributing to over 68% of total payments. Reports suggest that India's digital payments market will more than triple from $3 trillion to $10 trillion by 2026.
This article by Michael Schulson was originally published on Undark
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When Clarence Saunders opened the first Piggly Wiggly store in Memphis, Tennessee, in 1916, he heralded a revolution. He introduced a self-service grocery model that empowered customers to gather their groceries without the assistance of a store clerk. This innovation was not merely a change in shopping procedure; it created...
China, a quantum pioneer since the 90s, has set ambitious goals, aiming to invest $15 billion by 2030, focusing on quantum communication and computing infrastructure.
larger pharmaceutical companies to create dense clusters of overlapping patents, leading to a contentious landscape known as "patent thickets."
Why are there so many tech layoffs, and why should we be worried; Trademarks Invade the Dictionary?