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.
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‘How’s the Air?’ Using AI to Track Coal Train Dust
This article is written by Emma Foehringer Merchant is a journalist who covers climate change, energy, and the environment.
Falling Falls Delhi NCR - Gallery
Keep those walls falling, one idea at a time!
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.
AI Alone Won’t Solve the Problem of Antibiotic Resistance
This article by Arjun V. K. Sharma was originally published on Undark.
FALLING WALLS LAB IS COMING TO DELHI-NCR
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DCIC 2023: India's UNESCO Gems: An Interactive Cultural Map
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.
Digital Creativity, Industry and Culture Symposium 2023, August 4th 2023
DCIC symposium 2023
Tech Companies and Behaviour Manipulation?
Online manipulation is the use of information technology to covertly influence another person’s decision-making, by targeting and exploiting their decision-making vulnerabilities.
Storms in India
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....
So How Do Nudge Units Work?
This week we take a look at two different kinds of nudge units, and explore their workings: Uk and New York Nudge Units
Retrospective: How were the Brits nudged into Brexit?
The story of Brexit is a story of how behaviour can be manipulated at large scale.
What Piggy Banks, Kitchen Savings, and Chit funds Reveal About Financial Inclusion for Women in India?
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.
Can Behavioural Economics Predict Coups?
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.
The Digital Public Good UPI Goes Global: Can it Overtake SWIFT?
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.
The Generative AI Revolution
India's GenAI market is poised for substantial growth, projected to exceed $17 billion by 2030, propelled by a remarkable compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 48%.
This Weekend on IP Wave: Trademarked Cocktails, Bangalore Traffic, AI Inventors, Literary Dimensions, and more
Can telling employers about traffic violations make people follow the rules? Bengaluru Traffic
Hamilton Index Is Cautious About China's Growth?
Discussing today's IP wave in the context of the Hamilton Index 🌐💡
Green Technology Solutions for Urgent Climate Action: Innovations, Challenges, and the Road Ahead
The urgency of the climate crisis demands immediate action, deploying proven technologies collaboratively.
Reviving Indian Startups: Can Innovative Strategies Overcome the 2023 Funding Crunch?
Venture Intelligence reported that only $223 million was invested in 35 deals during the month, marking a 66% decline from the previous month's $655 million across 52 deals.
In The Behavioral Review This Week: Thinking outside the box, Why major FMCGs are going Organic, Pitfalls of business advice, and more
Discovering innovation, FMCGs going organic, business advice pitfalls, and more in this week's Behavioral Review