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Simple artificial-intelligence problem puts researchers up against a logical paradox discovered by famed mathematician Kurt Gödel, argues Davide Castelvecchi, Senior physical sciences reporter at Nature. […]

Universities are expensive engines of propaganda and intolerance, and many non-academics are offering scholarly material free online, insist NRO contributor Victor Davis Hanson, senior fellow […]

Ishfaq Ahmad Chopan, pursuing MSc mathematics at the Central University of Kashmir summarizes, In simple terms we observe mathematics as the study of numbers, quantities, […]

Women and underrepresented minorities in STEM fields are more likely to advance professionally, publish more research and secure postdoctoral and faculty positions if their institutional […]

Matthew Riggan, co-founder of the Workshop School in Philadelphia reports, One possible drawback to competency-based learning is an overemphasis on the end product. What is […]

Gen Z has a set of unique behavioural attributes which are shaping the needs of the education industry and pushing them to develop ways to […]

Maestro Thomas Heuser, the music director of the San Juan Symphony, will present the first Lifelong Learning lecture of the 2019 winter term at 7 […]

Priyanka Chandani, The Asian Age says, The Amani Project which focuses on inculcating emotional intelligence and empathy in children through music will soon be coming […]

An Illustrated Guide for Non-Technical Readers, where you can discover some basic (and fun) principles of machine learning with easy-to-understand illustrations. Get your Guidebook  We’ve […]

Done correctly, blended learning integrates your new and existing learning assets, technology, and the latest from the field of neuroscience – into cohesive traditional learning […]

Photo: Jan Philip Solovej AIP Publishing Names Professor Jan Philip Solovej as Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Mathematical Physics AIP Publishing (AIPP) a leading not-for-profit […]