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T.M. Krishna examines how the symbols of the Indian Republic have been shaped, contested, and reinterpreted over time.

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To help reduce the misuse and misunderstanding of current science, scientific research needs to be explained in language the ...

Generally overlooked in Art History 101 was the inverse: how European materials and images were repurposed by Indigenous ...

OpenAI just revealed what its new in-house team, OpenAI for Science, has been up to. The firm has released a free LLM-powered ...

GenAI may be accelerating a developmental transition in how learners conceptualize programming itself.

Returning to a focus on speaking offers distinct benefits. It is surprising how quickly we faculty have gone from barely being aware of ChatGPT to the vague perception that it exists somewhere (but ...

We have plumbed the depths of abstract words, but what about abstract ideas? Abstractions are a fact of professional life. The law is littered with them. Think of the legislative process, intellectual ...