Why is Narendra Modi so popular? An interactive deep dive into Mann Ki Baat provides some answers.

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Today on “The Intelligence”, Ainslie Johnstone dives into a new scientific study which could help explain why some dogs are more prone to obesity than others econ.st/3TR1Q8z

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What makes humans intelligent? Ainslie Johnstone visits the UK Biobank centre for part one of our “Babbage” podcast series on the science that built the AI revolution econ.st/3ItCtDc 🎧

Could a vaccine finally end multiple sclerosis? Our “Babbage” podcast explores the link between MS and a common virus, with Alok Jha and Ainslie Johnstone econ.st/430DV9J 👇

We're also looking for a tech-focused science correspondent to join the team The Economist. Do share! economist.com/science-and-te…

We The Economist are once again offering our paid science/tech section internship. It’s a great opportunity with a fantastic team, and, as ever, my DMs are open to anyone who wants to chat informally about the role. Do share!

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We're hiring! The Economist’s data team is looking for a trainee political data journalist to help with our election coverage in 2024
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Are supercentenarian hotspots real, or is it just bad data? This week on Graphic Details 👇economist.com/graphic-detail…