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The wait is over! InquiScitive presents to you the fourth volume of our annual e-Journal!
We hope you enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed working on it. Happy reading!
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When #NobelPrize laureates Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer Doudna investigated the immune system of a Streptococcus bacterium they discovered a molecular tool that can be used to make precise incisions in genetic material, making it possible to easily change the code of life.
BREAKING NEWS:
The 2020 #NobelPrize in Chemistry has been awarded to Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer A. Doudna “for the development of a method for genome editing.”
As we continue to explore the intricate details of autism, we present to you a YouTube review on an interview by Temple Grandin, one of the most prominent spokespersons for autism, elaborating on the comprehensive nature of ASD.
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In continuation to our discourse on the anatomical basis of autism, we present two news articles that highlight the sociological and medical situation surrounding the disorder.
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Thus , it's in our hands to re-define notions, create awareness and celebrate the victories of those whose visions aren't perturbed at any cost, of those who inspire.
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The chain reaction of regular adversities have lead us to an uncharted territory. Humanitarian crisis seems to be rampant across all borders. In the wake of this havoc , it has become extremely crucial for us to look at the world with empathy.
Developmental disorders like Autism unfortunately still hold a lot of stigma around it. Kerry Magro, an ASD survivor says "Autism can’t define me. I define autism."
Foreign aid, Indian bread and dating an economist - are those things overrated or underrated?
Listen to a conversation where economists Esther Duflo and Abhijit Banerjee answer these questions. In 2019, they were awarded the Prize in Economic Sciences.
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When Amartya Sen's phone rang at 5 a.m. on 14 October 1998, he was worried that something tragic had happened. After hearing that he was awarded the Prize in Economic Sciences, Sen felt that "it was a good piece of news".
Who will receive a phone call this year?
We all have troublesome emotions as well as the positive ones that bring us inner strength and tranquillity. It’s important for us to be aware of our potential and let this inspire our self-confidence. To look only at the negative side and feel hopeless, is, I think, a wrong view
62 years ago. And we’re still racing in the wrong direction. Faster and faster. So many have tried to sound the alarm but our society keeps pressing snooze.
However if we started treating the crisis like a crisis more and more people would become aware and all this could change.
If you ever feel hopeless just remember that there are 10s of thousands newspapers & TVstations.
If only a few of them started treating the climate- and ecological crisis like a crisis, people would become aware and put pressure on leaders. Then everything could change overnight.
#Didyouknow that the first Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1901 was awarded to physical chemist Jacobus van 't Hoff?
Van 't Hoff (left) spent a lot of time with his colleague Wilhelm Ostwald (right) working in the laboratory. Ostwald was awarded the 1909 Chemistry Prize.
Ernest Rutherford, born #OTD, discovered alpha and beta radiation, postulated the concept of the nucleus and founded the field of nuclear physics. Regarded as one of the greatest experimentalists, he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1908.
Results from a trial of a biological technology that aims to stop the spread of mosquito-borne diseases shows that releasing mosquitoes modified to carry a bacterium called Wolbachia led to a steep drop in cases of dengue fever. https://t.co/7SLcXfzOUl
How do you know if someone is calling regarding a job or a #NobelPrize?
The director of Linda Buck’s division thought the call was regarding a vacant job position but after hearing the real reason for the call: “That will get you a job here!”
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