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Science & Tech 6 years ago
The hunt for a coronavirus cure is showing how science can change for the better
So while cities are locked down and borders are closed in response to the coronavirus outbreak, science is becoming more open. This openness is already making a difference to scientists’ response to the virus and has the potential to change the world.
Opinion 6 years ago
Jokowi dreams of AI bureaucracy. But why is his administration waging war on science?
Science is not a religious dogma that is immune to criticism and revisions. However, that is by no means a license to dismiss it just because you dislike its conclusions or find them disturbing or inconvenient.
Opinion 6 years ago
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How Indonesia is losing strategic satellite orbital slot
Failure to launch a replacement satellite means other countries on the orbital slot waiting list are free to step in afterward. Considering the importance of the 123 Longitude East orbital slot, in the worst-case scenario, Indonesia will most likely lose this slot forever.
Science & Tech 6 years ago
The Red Cross is teaching Fortnite players to save, not take, lives
The new game mode, called Liferun, teaches players the four main activities carried out by Red Cross workers in more than 80 countries: caring for civilians in need, rebuilding essential infrastructure, removing land mines and distributing aid as rapidly as possible -- hardly the stuff of a typical shoot-'em-up game.
Science & Tech 6 years ago
Nine Indonesian women recognized for outstanding scientific contributions
To recognize and encourage women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), two international companies have given awards to nine Indonesian women whose research has helped the world.
