Life
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How particle physics is pushing cancer treatment boundaries
Researchers at Europe's science lab CERN, who regularly use particle physics to challenge our understanding of the universe, are also applying their craft to upend the limits to cancer treatment
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2022 Luxury Special: Inside the lifestyles of the 10 percent
The current issue is an unabashed compendium of avenues for the rich and super-rich to splurge their ample dosh. Cruise along with us as we take you on a tour inside the world of private jets, yachts, exclusive art collections, and more
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Stay on and finish the game: Suresh Raina's advice to India's T20 team
As India begins its campaign against Pakistan on October 23, Raina, a T20 expert during his playing days, feels Hardik Pandya and Surya Kumar Yadav will hold the trump cards
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Life on Mars: How our homes would look on the red planet
In partnership with British firm Hugh Broughton Architects and design studio Pearce+, artists Ella Good and Nicki Kent created an inflatable house, made entirely of recycled materials. This work was designed as part of the public art project "Building a Martian House," which explores how people would live on
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Acoustic wear: Our future clothing may be able to hear sounds and even communicate
Engineers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), in collaboration with the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), have developed an acoustic fabric capable of interacting with its wearer
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How artificial intelligence is branching out into politics
Leader Lars of the Synthetic Party in Denmark, robot artist Ai-Da, and chatbot Alisa are some of the recent examples of new technologies making their mark on
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From mood-boosting sauces to coffee-ripened cheese, new foods bringing innovation to the table
From the surprising to the slightly more dubious, here's a look at some of the food innovations from the 126 countries represented at the SIAL food fair in Paris
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'A turning point': Japanese fashion after Kenzo, Miyake
Kenzo Takada and Issey Miyake became hugely influential by pursuing their passion in Paris. Left holding the torch are Yohji Yamamoto, now 79, and 80-year-old Rei Kawakubo, founder of Comme des Garcons, who shook up the fashion establishment in the early 1980s
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Tomorrow's vegan alternatives are reaching supermarket shelves
Global food marketplace trends reflect how vegan food could be on track to become a standalone section, just like the gluten-free aisle today
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Football in India: What will it take to put the spotlight on players?
India holds the 104th spot in the FIFA rankings. Talented players such as Ishan Pandita, Lallianzuala Chhangte, Sahal Abdul Samad, and Liston Colaco have the passion to get better and put the country on the football map. But to realise the World Cup qualification dream, a football culture has to be nurtured
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If you fail in OTT as an actor, then it's difficult for you to survive: R Madhavan
The actor—whose three films, including directorial debut Rocketry: The Nambi Effect, recently featured in the Top 10 of IMDB's list of top-rated Indian movies—on why going to the theatres is slowly going to be an exclusive experience, the discerning taste of the audience and not taking his success lightly