Arrested as he tried to leave Iran, Nicolas Pelham, The Economist’s Middle East correspondent, was detained for seven weeks in 2019. Six years later the Iranian regime invited him back: econ.st/4pkogw7

"Anyone can go into a lab and make a discovery and that discovery could change the world." - this year's chemistry laureate Omar Yaghi was born to a family of refugees, with parents who could barely read or write. He believes science offers an opportunity for anyone to make a

No student should be allowed to use a laptop, tablet or phone in class. You might think you "can use them well" but you can't, sorry. You stand to lose everything for a tiny gain that will never materialise.

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Las conductas disruptivas en el aula reducen el rendimiento académico y aumentan la insatisfacción de los docentes. También afectan la igualdad oportunidades educación, porque se concentran más en los centros vulnerables. m.youtube.com/watch?v=wETUrn… elpais.com/educacion/2023…

Take a look at 2025 medicine laureate Fred Ramsdell's unique hiking boots tied to a life-changing memory. This year's medicine laureate Fred Ramsdell was out hiking with his wife when the news of his Nobel Prize was announced. In the middle of nowhere with no phone service

“I wouldn't be standing here today if it weren't for a couple of really important mentors in my life who showed me what a life in research would look like.” During her Nobel Prize lecture, medicine laureate Mary Brunkow spoke about the people that helped her during her

New evidence from over 6,000 college students finds that digital devices are bad for academic performance and even effect peers in negative ways! Mobile app use reduces grades, increases stress, and lowers class attendance, job applications, and wages coming out of school. It

Bauhaus 100, Dessau. Tribute poster. Typeface Bugrino by Muhittin Güneş Learn more about Bauhaus 2026 → bauhaus-experience.com/100-years-bauh… #BauhausExperience #Bauhaus2026 #typography #BauhausDessau #100YearsBauhaus #MiesvanderRohe #Armchair

"I stood next to this trailer and said, this is as close as I'm ever going to get to the Nobel Prize. Apparently I was wrong." During his Nobel Prize lecture, medicine laureate Fred Ramsdell told us about his first time visiting Stockholm, Sweden. On 10 December he will be

Martin Parr, photographer acclaimed for observations of British life, dies aged 73 theguardian.com/artanddesign/2…

Créatures fétiches de l’autrice Tove Jansson, les Moomins s’invitent au Petit Palais beauxarts.com/lifestyle/crea…

In New York Times Opinion “When our attention is held for hours each day by black-box algorithms that feed us not what we want so much as what we find it hard to look away from, we are being, in a sense, deformed,” our columnist Ezra Klein writes. nyti.ms/3MloMeR

A local’s guide to Miami by gallerist Nina Johnson wallpaper.com/travel/nina-jo…

🥲 Montparnasse, c’était le quartier des cinémas…encore un cinéma mythique qui disparaît. Il faut dire que l’environnement souffre avec le projet encalminé de réaménagement de la dalle Montparnasse et le centre commercial autrefois si vivant qui a tout de la friche urbaine

"I think we, everyone of us, can always do more and do better." During his Nobel Prize lecture, this year's chemistry laureate Omar Yaghi spoke about one of his role models, Marie Skłodowska Curie. Yaghi has a portrait of Curie at his office to inspire and encourage his lab

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Inside the Melbourne exhibition which puts fashion renegades Rei Kawakubo and Vivienne Westwood in conversation wallpaper.com/fashion-beauty…

Remembering Martin Parr, astute documenter of the human condition wallpaper.com/art/martin-par…