Starting a business while in college can be a challenging but rewarding experience. It allows students to gain real-world experience and apply the skills they learn in the classroom to a practical setting. However, it also requires a significant commitment of time and resources and can be challenging to balance with the demands of schoolwork …
What exactly is a perovskite? Before we dive deep into the world of the perovskite semiconductor, we must be aware of the fact that they have been around for a really long time. One hundred and eighty years to be exact. However, with the recent boom in the semiconductor industry researchers, have begun to see …
South Korea is a small country located in eastern Asia, with a population of 51 million people. The international cultural clout surrounding this country is as real as it gets, with the popular boy band BTS smashing several global records and Squid Games on its way to becoming the biggest show ever on Netflix. How …
Scrolling through Instagram reels, binging on Netflix, managing exams, assignments; how different has this pandemic been for you? But navigating through daily lives has been a challenge for many. Domestic violence, crime rates, death toll, and many more have certainly increased. This shadow pandemic has affected a wide variety of people. Among these, …
“Without action, there would be no results“ – Peter Jones Reading this line makes the entrepreneur in every human gear up their work and start googling for startups. From searching golden rules of business to setting up one, we tend to forget the science behind entrepreneurship. As Albert Einstein said, “the only thing more dangerous than …
Podcasts – you’ve probably come across this term quite frequently in the past few months, especially since the pandemic. Research states that there are over 2 million podcasts out there, totaling over 48 million episodes! From social issues to k-drama reviews, name any topic under the sun and you would undoubtedly find a podcast for …
Dr. Verghese Kurien, the “father of the white revolution” and co-founder of great brands like AMUL, Mother Dairy, and Dhara, was a metallurgy engineer but was forced to take dairy engineering when he was sent to the USA on a scholarship by the Indian government. In 1949, he returned from the USA and was posted in …
Well, precisely, MyDoom is not a virus but a worm. The title says virus because most readers are familiar with them that way. But there’s a subtle difference between them which I will explain later. Let’s get to the interesting part first. More than 350,000 new pieces of malware are discovered every day, with an …
Origami, the Japanese art form that dates to the 17th century, creates unique patterns and shapes from paper folding. Today, origami inspires engineers to design active materials and smart structures that bend, stretch, and curve, overcoming traditional design constraints and rendering products and systems with remarkable performance characteristics and features. Origami enables products with the …
Behavioral economics sheds light on most everyday activities and why we consume goods and services the way we do, why we make certain choices about ourselves or others, and how we decide courses of action. It is an incredible lens that exposes our inner biases and approaches to decision-making. Traditional economic research assumes that people’s …