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With recruitment patterns undergoing a significant shift, particularly in how employers perceive liberal arts and science graduates, Priyanka Chandhok, Vice
Indian scientists have created an AI tool that reads cancer's molecular behaviour. This framework could transform cancer diagnosis and enable
To have agriculture as the sustained first engine of growth, the next big leaps in technology and policies may be
Large Language Models (LLMs) such as GPT-class systems have entered undergraduate education with remarkable speed, provoking enthusiasm, anxiety, and uncertainty.
In an interaction with The New Indian Express, Debayan Gupta, Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Ashoka University, discussed OncoMark,
This exclusive feature by The Hindu covers the Archives of Contemporary India (ACI) at Ashoka University.
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For decades, electricity in India has been about supply, not choice. We have built mega-generating stations, transmission grids, and expanded
Since World War II, the Braganza family has been enriching the city’s vibrant music scene.
India’s reliance on jugaad in computing leads to fragile, unreliable systems. True progress requires rigorous computer science education, formal reasoning,
Ashoka University’s Archives of Contemporary India now boasts of a 100-plus private-paper collection; many public universities have been doing archival
Ashoka University has opened applications for the 16th cohort of the Young India Fellowship (YIF), its flagship one-year postgraduate programme
India must embrace an interdisciplinary approach. As AI masters single domains, it is the human who will remain uniquely capable
This insightful article, authored by Pramath Raj Sinha, Chairperson, Board of Trustees, highlights how, in an age defined by AI
The article highlights Ashoka's next-decade vision to expand student and faculty strength, strengthen research through a tenure-track model, improve global
