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What Taiwan can teach recruiters about precarious student pathways
In late 2025, I was awarded (largely to my surprise) a student research award by AIRC (The Association of International Enrollment Management) for a paper based on my dissertation research fieldwork I conducted in Taipei earlier that year. The Mar...
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Philosophy is Essential, but as Practiced by Scientists, Artists or Social Workers
I was asking myself two questions this morning: is philosophy best seen as a rudimentary form of modern fields such as science, public policy, and artistic modes, or of no use any longer, despite lingering culturally and professionally? or is it r...
Post · 5d
Lipofuscin accumulation in aging and neurodegeneration: a potential “timebomb” overlooked in Alzheimer’s disease
Lipofuscin, a marker of aging, is the accumulation of autofluorescent granules within microglia and postmitotic cells such as neurons. Lipofuscin has traditionally been regarded as an inert byproduct of cellular degradation. However, recent findin...
Post · 5d
Bagaimana Seseorang Memahami Hubungan Sains dan Agama ?
Sebelum manuskrip masuk perpustakaan pusat di LMU Munchen, saya membuat catatan atau apalah ini resume kali ya untuk menjelaskan paparan disertasi Rizqy Amelia Zein yang kemarin. Semoga kurang lebihnya ini dapat menjadi telaah awam pertama sebelum...
Post · January 09, 2026
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