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Science & Tech brings the rickshaw ride of modern discovery to life. Science at times is smooth sailing, and we hope to narratively capture its transformative effect on society. But it's a wild ride too, creating new divides even as it destroys old ones.

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Southeast Asia: More women in tech, but who gets to lead?

Women-in-tech initiatives across Southeast Asia have made measurable gains in bringing women into the industry. But what happens after they get there? Women account for between 34% and 40% of...

By Giovanni Puglisi | 3 weeks ago

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Unemployed and Uplifted by Strangers

By Kristen McConville | 5 months ago

Job or Scam? Flip a Coin!

By Maximilian Pollok | 5 months ago

Measure For Measure, AI is Wanting — So What?

By Matthew Austin | 5 months ago

BRIGHTER TOMORROW >

Through Eyes That Have Cried: Justice Defenders Behind Bars, Then Before the Bar

By Danial Zaili | 3 months ago

Small is Beautiful: DECOIN of Ecuador

By Danial Zaili | 4 months ago

A Backpack, A Lifeline

By Danial Zaili | 12 months ago

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From Streets to Screens: The Evolution of Protest

By Tanya Shah | 2 weeks ago

The Algorithm of Global Generation Z

By Svati Kush | 2 weeks ago

Rain in the ‘City of Joy’- How is Kolkata experiencing monsoons 2026 amidst the Super El Niño?

By Debadrita Dey | 3 weeks ago

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Yorkshire bus at dusk in downtown Sheffield

Litterbugs and Thieves Go Gently Into That Good Night

A telltale trend in true crime stats dropped out of urban South Yorkshire County, England, this week, and it has rekindled my love for citizen science. Why? I’ll explain that...

By Jason Socrates Bardi | 1 year ago

SCIENCE & TECH