Hari Pulakkat (@haripulakkat) 's Twitter Profile
Hari Pulakkat

@haripulakkat

Journalist. Science, technology and business, in that order. Music, literature and cricket, also in that order. A bit of everything else in no particular order.

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calendar_today05-04-2009 18:28:28

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Sean Carroll (@seanmcarroll) 's Twitter Profile Photo

No way! Scientists are the rare humans who have transcended matters of ego, having been humbled by the grandeur of the universe.

Samanth Subramanian (@samanth_s) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Particularly rich because, during a supply crunch, the UK was happy to lean on AstraZeneca to try to get 10 million doses of the Indian vaccine — the same one it’s refusing to recognise now. Five million doses were even administered to Britons. reuters.com/article/health…

Samit Dasgupta (@samit_dasgupta) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My daughter was frustrated by an activity in a math class where they had to solve as many problems as they could in a minute. I told her this bears no connection to actual mathematics—I’d been working on the problem I just solved for 20 years, which blew her mind!

Guru Madhavan (@bioengineergm) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“Destroying rainforest for economic gain is like burning a Renaissance painting to cook a meal.” “A lifetime can be spent in a Magellanic voyage around the trunk of a single tree.” --E.O. Wilson, 1929-2021

“Destroying rainforest for economic gain is like burning a Renaissance painting to cook a meal.”

“A lifetime can be spent in a Magellanic voyage around the trunk of a single tree.”

--E.O. Wilson, 1929-2021
Ashutosh Bhardwaj (@ashubh) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ignore Rocket Boys, read this marvelous book on how a bunch of young Indians built science research institutions. From space, nuclear energy to observatories. This bit about Govind Swarup,the man behind the great Ooty telescope, also shows the status UP's varsities once enjoyed.

Ignore Rocket Boys, read this marvelous book on how a bunch of young Indians built science research institutions. From space, nuclear energy to observatories.

This bit about Govind Swarup,the man behind the great Ooty telescope, also shows the status UP's varsities once enjoyed.
Sean Carroll (@seanmcarroll) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Yes, moving company, we really do have that many boxes of books. No, that's not the number of books. It really is the number of boxes full of books.

Shaastra Magazine, IIT Madras (@shaastramag) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If you happen to be at the Indian Science Congress 2023 #ISC2023 in Nagpur, being inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi today, do drop by at the #ShaastraMag stall (A05) for a celebration of #science IIT Madras ACR - Alumni and Corporate Relations, IIT Madras It's the 1st in-person ISC in 3 years!

If you happen to be at the Indian Science Congress 2023 #ISC2023 in Nagpur, being inaugurated by Prime Minister <a href="/narendramodi/">Narendra Modi</a> today, do drop by at the #ShaastraMag stall (A05) for a celebration of #science 
<a href="/iitmadras/">IIT Madras</a> <a href="/iitm_alumni/">ACR - Alumni and Corporate Relations, IIT Madras</a> 
It's the 1st in-person ISC in 3 years!
Dorje Angchuk (@dorje1974) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Amazed to see my 12 yr old pic of the Growth Dome startrails put to a Gold ⭐use on the cover page of Shaastra - IIT Madras magazine from IIT. A very enlightening read about new observational tool & techniques in astronomy in India shaastramag.iitm.ac.in/lead-story/gol…

Shaastra Magazine, IIT Madras (@shaastramag) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In an exclusive interview with Shaastra Magazine, IIT Madras, Meta Chief AI scientist Yann LeCun says that researchers need to think beyond LLMs and work instead on architectures that can reason, understand the world, and plan. Interview by Sweta Akundi shaastramag.iitm.ac.in/interview/futu… IIT Madras

In an exclusive interview with <a href="/shaastramag/">Shaastra Magazine, IIT Madras</a>, Meta Chief AI scientist <a href="/ylecun/">Yann LeCun</a> says that researchers need to think beyond LLMs and work instead on architectures that can reason, understand the world, and plan. Interview by <a href="/SwetaScribbles/">Sweta Akundi</a> 
shaastramag.iitm.ac.in/interview/futu…
<a href="/iitmadras/">IIT Madras</a>