Abstract "Opinion pieces"
Are Evidence-Based Medicine and Public Health Incompatible?
This article by Michael Schulson was originally published on Undark
Sanrachna Foundation
Research and Innovation @SGT University
Events
Book Launch: Ek Samandar Mere Andar
Book Launch
IP&Innovation
What’s driving innovation and why there is a need to focus on the social impact of innovation?
In top 50 innovative countries the count of European countries is highest followed by Asia. Within Central and Southern Asia, India continues to lead, maintaining its 40th position overall. India leads the lower middle-income group.
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National IP Conference 2023
Nurturing Growth of IP for Knowledge Economy
A Locally-Made HPV Vaccine in India Faces Hesitancy and Delays
September 13, 2023 by Sushmita Pathak [https://undark.org/undark-author/sushmita-pathak/] ON THE OUTSKIRTS of New Delhi one February morning, a childcare center in Kadipur village was transformed into a women’s health clinic. The Indian nonprofit CAPED — Cancer Awareness, Prevention and Early Detection — had borrowed the simple building, which
Events
Falling Falls Delhi NCR - Gallery
Keep those walls falling, one idea at a time!
Events
Digital, Creativity Industry, and Culture 2.0 (DCIC 2.0) - An International Conference
International Conference on Digital, Creativity Industry, and Culture 2.0 (DCIC 2.0) on April 8th, 2024. Call for abstracts are now open!
Events
Falling Walls Lab - DELHI NCR
Get ready to break down the barriers of innovation and knowledge as the renowned Falling Walls conference makes its grand debut at SGT University.
Events
FALLING WALLS LAB IS COMING TO DELHI-NCR
Apply Soon!
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Digital Creativity, Industry and Culture Symposium 2023, August 4th 2023
DCIC symposium 2023
The IP Wave
Open Standards, Safe India
Indian Standards represent the best codified knowledge for safety in India. Making Indian Standards widely available for free commercial use advances the mission of the Bureau and makes India a safer place.
Behavioural
Retrospective: How were the Brits nudged into Brexit?
The story of Brexit is a story of how behaviour can be manipulated at large scale.
Behavioural
What can airline deregulation tell us about how not to regulate AI?
The story of your shrinking airline seat is not just the story of corporate dominance but also of shrinking of economic thought. The debate, and discussion around fair economics needs to be brought back if we are to face the challenges posed by AI, and rising challenges posed by them.
Behavioural
Will booking an Airbnb help Ukraine? Why people make counterproductive decisions about charity.
The insight from behaviour science is unraveling multiple lenses through which we may look at altruism. One key takeaway is to not be in a hurry for taking action.
Behavioural
Trusting Trust in an Age of AI: A homage to Ken Thompson.
This week in the newsletter we are paying homage to a legendary computer scientistKenneth Lane Thompson [https://f1v3ff69.r.us-east-1.awstrack.me/L0/https:%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2FKen_Thompson/1/0100018716635f76-36b81dde-38ab-4b1b-8e53-5ff9d7575fc9-000000/UwnPSx8NNxT6bCTQbrAKEQuMdL8=314] who wrote theUnix operating system, [https://f1v3ff69.r.us-east-1.awstrack.me/L0/https:%2F%2Fen.
Events
IP Manthan - Adoption of Strategies for Zero Tuberculosis by 2025
IP Manthan on Adoption of strategies for zero tuberculosis by 2025 organized by Sanrachna Foundation and Intellectual Property Office.