Decoded
Decoded is a podcast created by Akshat Bhaskar and Amaira Akbar, exploring technology, finance, economics, and current events with fresh perspectives. Each episode features a host from a different industry, bringing diverse insights on topics people care about.
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Prof. Sandeep Juneja: IIT, Stanford, COVID Modeling, and AI in Math (opens the original)
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In this episode of Decoded, Akshat Bhaskar and Amaira Akbar sit down with Professor Sandeep Juneja, Professor of Computer Science at Ashoka University and Director of the Safexpress Centre for Data, Learning and Decision Sciences, previously Senior Professor and Dean at the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), Mumbai. Sandeep walks us through his journey from a B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering at IIT Delhi to a Ph.D. in Operations Research at Stanford, and how that early grounding in a
The Mathematics of Everything: M. Ram Murty on Numbers, Mind, and Meaning (opens the original)
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In this episode of Decoded, Akshat Bhaskar and Amaira Akbar sit down with Professor M. Ram Murty, holder of the Queen's Research Chair in Mathematics at Queen's University and one of the most respected names in number theory. Ram Murty walks us through a career spent studying the distribution of prime numbers, the deep and unexplained connection between mathematics and physical reality, and why he believes numbers might be the closest thing we have to a universal language. He talks about growing
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