Academia News

AI researchers are grappling with a $1.5 million 'academia tax,' where they forgo higher corporate salaries for research freedom, though emerging hybrid models

OpenAI announced it has solved a Millennium Prize problem in mathematics, an achievement overshadowed by controversy regarding allegations of scooping and spyin

A new legal report alleges that Israeli universities operate a systemic apartheid against Palestinian students by employing a dual-track disciplinary system.

The article discusses the ongoing threats to America's election system ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, urging civic institutions to reaffirm their commitme

The RSS weekly 'Organiser' has expanded its 'dimagi Naxal' label to include entities like the National Advisory Council (NAC), bureaucracy, academia, media, and

Canada is hiring U.S. scholars from top universities like Harvard, capitalizing on a crackdown on American academia by the Trump administration to attract resea

Associate Professor Faishal Ibrahim is in discussions with the National University of Singapore (NUS) regarding his return to academia.

A critic suggests that the story of Jason Arday's rise and fall offers broader lessons for academia, prompting reflection on systemic issues within the academic

Cleverly claims that Cambridge University used Jason Arday for 'bragging rights,' suggesting senior staff presented him with 'glee' due to his age and ethnicity

Professor Jason Arday, a former colleague at Glasgow University, has passed away, causing shockwaves through academia.

The death of academic Jason Arday is expected to send shockwaves through academia, particularly given his globally recognized Cambridge appointment in 2023.

Nasscom warns that India risks developing an AI-reliant rather than AI-native technology workforce due to the automation of routine tasks by AI, potentially lea

Academia should acknowledge community partnerships as contributing to societal impact, according to a publication in Nature.