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    R&D LECTURE SERIES 21 February 2017

    2–3 minutes
    February 26, 2017

    Beyond the Canon: Mathematical Practice and its Practitioners in Early Modern South India By Dr Senthil Babu Dr Senthil Babu began the talk by drawing…

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  • Traversing The Margins : A few moments from Day One

    Traversing The Margins : A few moments from Day One

    1–2 minutes
    February 4, 2017

    Keynote address by Prof. Sukhadeo  Thorat. Prof. Madhava Prasad delivering the plenary lecture. Panel discussion on Film,Pop culture and the Margins. Panelists delivering their papers…

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  • Conference calls!

    Conference calls!

    1–2 minutes
    January 31, 2017

    Don’t you all wonder sometimes why we keep doing certain things? You might have been part of a school-fest which is still being organized. A…

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  • Demonetisation: Some Issues – Faculty Colloquium

    Demonetisation: Some Issues – Faculty Colloquium

    2–3 minutes
    January 30, 2017

    A lecture by Prof. Suresh Babu At 5.30 pm on Wednesday, the 25th of January, a group of faculty and students assembled at the Central…

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  • Beyond Facebook shares and Gmail labels

    Beyond Facebook shares and Gmail labels

    4–6 minutes
    January 28, 2017

    I remember lying down on the side upper berth of a train and picking up the phone. I don’t remember where I was coming back…

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  • R&D LECTURE SERIES – 24 Jan 2017

    R&D LECTURE SERIES – 24 Jan 2017

    2–3 minutes
    January 26, 2017

    Mathematical and Astronomical Texts from Ancient Mesopotamia by Prof Lis Brack-Bernsen   Prof Brack-Bernsen began the talk with a historical introduction of Mesopotamia. Often regarded as one…

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  • Conducting A Conference: From Bullwork to Bullying By Aswin

    Conducting A Conference: From Bullwork to Bullying By Aswin

    4–7 minutes
    January 19, 2017

    In 2012, I got involved in the activities related to the Department Conference quite accidentally. ‘Negotiating Conflict’ was the second edition of the Department of…

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  • R&D LECTURE SERIES 17th JAN 2017

    R&D LECTURE SERIES 17th JAN 2017

    2–3 minutes
    January 18, 2017

    Words Matter: Some Challenges of Communication in Global Engineering Teams by Elizabeth Keating   Prof Elizabeth Keating’s talk was centred on a three-year longitudinal study of global…

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  • R&D Lecture Series: Why Do our Constitutional Debates Matter?

    R&D Lecture Series: Why Do our Constitutional Debates Matter?

    1–2 minutes
    January 14, 2017

    R&D Lecture Series: 13th January 2017 The Department’s R&D Lecture Series began with Professor Mathangi Krishnamurthy welcoming the audience and introducing Mr. Vikram Raghavan. Mr.…

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