Let’s allow space missions to be wonderful
Finally some external validation. After months of insisting Sunita Williams and Barry
science communication
The news exists to inform, not to educate
I’d like to highlight a letter published in Science on January
A Q&A about philosophy in journalism
Earlier this year, Varun Bhatta, assistant professor of philosophy at the Indian
Waters and bridges between science journalism and scicomm
On November 24-25, the Science Journalists’ Association of India (SJAI) conducted its
On Somanath withdrawing his autobiography
Excerpt from The Hindu, November 4, 2023:
S. Somanath, Chairman, Indian Space
Neuromorphic hype
We all know there’s a difference between operating an Indica Diesel
The passive voice is political
Eric Martinez, Francis Mollica and Edward Gibson of the Massachusetts Institute of
On anticipation and the history of science
In mid-2012, shortly after physicists working with the Large Hadron Collider (LHC)
The problem with rooting for science
The idea that trusting in science involves a lot of faith, instead
Scicommers as knowledge producers
Reading the latest edition of Raghavendra Gadagkar’s column in The Wire
On the lab-leak hypothesis
One problem with the debate over the novel coronavirus’s “lab leak”
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