Tag: Innovation
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Join Now: India AI Impact Summit 2026 — Shaping AI’s Future in New Delhi
Overview: A pivotal gathering for India’s AI ecosystem The India AI Impact Summit 2026 is set to convene in New Delhi in February 2026, bringing together innovators, policymakers, academia, and industry leaders to shape the future of artificial intelligence in India. With a focus on practical impact, responsible AI development, and scalable collaboration, the summit…
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Liberals unveil big, bold budget aimed at generational growth
Overview: A Budget Framed by Growth and Resilience The Liberal government will table its first full budget under Prime Minister’s leadership, billed as a set of “generational investments” designed to strengthen Canada’s economy amid tariff uncertainties and global pressures. Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne is positioning the plan as a blueprint for long-term prosperity, paired with…
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A Camera That Snaps a Trillionth of a Second: The vsPDF Breakthrough Explained
Introducing the vsPDF Camera: A New Era in Time-Resolved Science Researchers at Columbia University have unveiled a remarkable tool that pushes the boundaries of how we observe fast processes in materials. The device, based on the variable-shutter pair distribution function (vsPDF), can capture events at speeds once thought impossible for conventional cameras. In practical terms,…
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From Stagnation to Sustained Growth: Nobel Laureates Explain Innovation-Driven Progress
Understanding a Century of Change: Why Growth Became the Normal State Over the last two centuries, global living standards have risen dramatically, driven by a steady stream of technological innovations. This year’s Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences recognizes three scholars—Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion, and Peter Howitt—who illuminate the mechanisms behind sustained economic growth and why…
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Canadian Economist Peter Howitt Among Three Nobel Winners in Economics for Innovation-Driven Growth
Canada’s Peter Howitt Among Nobel Laureates in Economics for Innovation-Driven Growth In a landmark announcement, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences recognized Canadian economist Peter Howitt as one of three researchers awarded the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics for their work on innovation-driven economic growth and the concept of creative destruction. The laureates—Peter Howitt of…
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Innovation-Driven Growth: Nobel Laureates Explain Sustained Economic Progress
From stagnation to ongoing growth: what really drives progress Over the last two centuries, the world has witnessed unprecedented economic growth. This ascent rests on a steady stream of technological innovation and the ability for new ideas to replace older methods—a process economists describe as creative destruction. The 2025 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences was…
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Nobel Prize in Economics Awarded for Innovation-Driven Growth Insight
Nobel Prize Highlights for Innovation-Driven Growth The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced the 2025 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences, awarding Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt for their influential work on innovation-driven growth. The trio’s research illuminates how technological breakthroughs, creative destruction, and institutional context propel sustained economic expansion. The prize, formally known…
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Canadian Peter Howitt Among 3 Nobel Winners in Economics: A Spotlight on Innovation-Driven Growth
Three Laureates Highlight Innovation-Driven Economic Growth In a landmark announcement, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences recognized a trio of economists for their work on how innovation fuels long-run economic growth. Canadian-born Peter Howitt joined Joel Mokyr of Northwestern University and Philippe Aghion of the College de France and the London School of Economics as…
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Innovation-Driven Growth: From Stagnation to Sustained Economic Progress
Introduction: Why sustained growth matters Over the last two centuries, the world has seen unprecedented economic progress, driven by a continuous flow of technological innovation. This process—often described through the lens of creative destruction—replaces old technologies with better ones, enabling living standards to rise steadily. The Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences this year highlights three…
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Australian Hive Harvesting Innovator Wins Gold at World Beekeeping Awards
Australian Hive Harvesting Innovator Secures Gold at World Beekeeping Awards In a landmark win for Australian ingenuity, HiveKeepers has captured the Gold for Innovation at the renowned Apimondia World Beekeeping Awards in Copenhagen. The Melbourne-based startup is commercialising a novel honey-harvesting method designed to simplify and accelerate the process for hobbyists and professional beekeepers alike…