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Behind China’s first Fields Medal wins, decades-long efforts in higher education and research (opens the original)
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Two Chinese mathematicians are among the four to have been awarded this year’s Fields Medal, making it one of the rare occasions when more than one person from the same country have featured on the list in any year. The Fields Medal is the highest prize in mathematics, considered equivalent to the Nobel, only tougher. It is awarded only once in four years, and only mathematicians below 40 years of age are eligible. This is the first time that any Chinese national has won the medal. There have be
In China’s creation of new global AI body, a push for lead role in governance (opens the original)
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Since 2018, the World AI Conference (WAIC) has been held annually in Shanghai to showcase Chinese advancements in artificial intelligence (AI). What has largely been an industry event has attracted global attention this year, thanks to the participation of Chinese President Xi Jinping. Several heads of state and UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres were also present upon his invitation. Xi’s presence led to the event doubling as a platform for presenting an alternative thought process and frame
Indus Waters Treaty: Why India wants to renegotiate the pact with Pakistan (opens the original)
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Several rhetorical statements have emerged from Pakistan in the last couple of weeks over India’s decision to keep the Indus Waters Treaty “in abeyance” following the terrorist strikes in Pahalgam last year. Pakistan even organised an ‘international’ conference on the Treaty last month, where senior cabinet ministers and prominent leaders threatened war and other consequences if the flow of rivers in the Indus basin was disrupted. Incidentally, Pakistan has still not responded to India’s two not
IIT Bombay’s new finding could make drug discovery ‘faster, cheaper, more sustainable’ (opens the original)
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Scientists at IIT Bombay have found a novel and efficient way to convert simple, abundantly-available, straight-chain carbon compounds into complex ring-shaped molecules that can be building blocks for medicinal or other valuable chemicals. Their new method claims to solve a long-standing problem in synthetic chemistry: Conversion of long, straight-chain carbon molecules into ring-shaped molecules, which, at present, involves a multi-step process that is time-consuming and expensive. The researc
IIT Bombay researchers develop faster method to convert organic compounds into complex molecules (opens the original)
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Scientists at IIT Bombay have found a novel and efficient way to convert simple, abundantly-available, straight-chain carbon compounds into complex ring-shaped molecules that can be building blocks for medicinal or other valuable chemicals. Their new method solves a long-standing problem in synthetic chemistry. Right now, conversion of long, straight-chain carbon molecules to ring-shaped molecules involves a multi-step process that is time consuming and expensive. The research, led by Prof Debab
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