The idea that trusting in science involves a lot of faith, instead of reason, is lost on most […]
Month: July 2021
During World War I, a British aeronautical engineer named A.A. Griffith noticed something odd about glass. He found […]
Tabletop accelerators are an exciting new field of research in which physicists use devices the size of a […]
Continuing from here… Irrespective of Arati Ramesh’s words and actions, I find every retraction worth celebrating because how […]
My take on the NCBS paper being retracted, and the polarised conversation that has erupted around the incident, […]
The Shycocan Corp. took out a full-page jacket ad in the Times of India on June 22 – the […]
Reading the latest edition of Raghavendra Gadagkar’s column in The Wire Science, ‘More Fun Than Fun’, about how […]