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How science influences, and is influenced by, the systems we live in. We explore the intersection of science with governance, economics, law, education, and social justice. This is where scientific thinking meets the real world of power, policy, and people.
From economic collapse to digital networks, shifting power and rising inequality, what truly drives the wave of mass mobilisation sweeping South Asia today
Could hydroxyapatite beads provide an easy sustainable answer to heavy metal contamination in drinking water systems globally?
Russia’s vast reserves fuel India, Europe, and America. Who really controls global oil trade when sanctions cannot stop crude from reaching consumers?
With fraudulent research multiplying faster than retractions, can science protect its credibility before trust collapses?
Tariffs are hitting economies from India to China. Who wins and who loses in this shifting trade landscape?
Why does Elon Musk believe large families are vital for civilisation? His 14th child reignites discussions on legacy, ethics, and the future of population growth.
Can America remain a global science leader if political agendas defund elite research institutions?
Can America lead in tech while slashing research budgets? The proposed cuts risk losing more than just money
What happens when the EPA loses its ability to conduct independent research? Uncover the real-world consequences of these proposed cuts.
Skilled Indian workers fuel the US economy, but do they get the same rights as the wealthy elite? Why are they stuck in a never-ending fight for citizenship?
What if offshore wind turbines could also capture energy from waves beneath them? Scientists model a hybrid platform to...
Wildfires are worsening due to climate change, with emissions tripling in extratropical forests. What does this mean for our...
What happens when science and morality collide? Discover how Oppenheimer’s creation changed the world and the scientist who lived...
