An incredible week at ISLA '26 hosted by Krea University!
Big thanks to the:
- Instructors for insightful lectures
- Participants for great discussions
- Sponsors for funding
- Organizers at Krea for excellent arrangements!
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#LogicInIndia
Krea Summer School (KSS) 2026 is a week-long, immersive residential programme for high school students (Grades 9–12), offering exposure to academic fields beyond the school curriculum. Registrations are now open.
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Study in China, for a Brilliant Future!
Chinese Government Scholarship for the 2026/2027 academic year is now open for application. Welcome to study in China! For details, Indian applicants can refer to the website
https://t.co/H0qyDVd1JG.
My colleague and good friend Prof Shweta Agrawal has been conferred Vigyan Yuva Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Award for 2025 🎉 This is the top national honour in Science and Technology in India.
Super happy for Shweta!
Hi new followers! I’m a mathematician at Harvard. I have a YouTube channel, where I discuss math the way I think about it, with now two playlists on differential geometry and complex geometry (in progress). Comments welcome!
DG: https://t.co/ywUKaiYfc8
CG: https://t.co/hBwZQFZkHC
Disturbing to read that my college, St Xaviers, Mumbai, has cancelled Fr Stan Swamy memorial lecture under ABVP pressure. Will all the many worthy alumni of a great institution stand up to be counted? Will ABVP now run the college through state pressure? https://t.co/gFWiJsqiOS
Theoretical Computer Science group at IMSc invites applications for a direct interview call to PhD and Integrated PhD programs starting in August 2025.
For details and application: https://t.co/y3Cj0Ju7Ol
Applications open: 10th March
Registration is now open for the Midlands Graduate School (MGS) in the Foundations of Computing Science, 7-11 April 2025, Sheffield, UK. Eight fantastic courses on category theory, type theory, coalgebra, semantics and more. Please share! https://t.co/g2x6pXwvVo
@TheSirbot Btw I don't esp like Saraswati pujo. It has a lot of meritocracy vibes, and Saraswati's image as a goody two shoes is nauseating. Doing it in schools and colleges felt extra uncomfortable to me. Also, seems like Vasant Panchami had some agricultural roots that have been coopted.
@TheSirbot I like torpon. Remembering your ancestors anyways seems pre Hindu and is prevalent in a lot of other cultures. The association with a water body is a nice local touch.