Surveillance and privacy concerns are growing as data collectors exploit personal information to manipulate user behaviour. These tactics employed by tech companies have sparked ethical debates surrounding user autonomy and privacy rights.
When we think of “the law,” we think naturally of acts of parliament, perhaps supplemented by commentary and reports. We
Why do some people file patents for their inventions while others don't? The story of Daisuke Inoue provides
Why do some people file patents for their inventions while others don't? Daisuke Inoue's karaoke invention in the 1970s offers insight. As he missed out on profits while others gained from his creation.
Humira's wide range of indications has earned it the nickname "Swiss army knife" of pharmaceuticals. By 2006, the sales of Humira had reached $2 billion, and within a span of two years, it more than doubled.
What are the reasons for Shakespeare's popularity? Is it diversity of locations he chose to set his plays in? Is it something deeply fundamental about the nature of story brains? Alexa Huang writes about translation and virality of the Bard.
The use of NFTs could address some of the problems seen in the current patent system. They have the potential to enhance certain aspects of intellectual property management and provide additional benefits.
Scaling rules outline how different characteristics of a system change as it gets bigger. Scaling laws explain how socioeconomic numbers