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Biography

Alok Jha is a science correspondent at the Guardian. In addition to writing news and comment, he presents the Science Weekly podcast. A physics graduate from Imperial College London, he has been at the Guardian since the launch of the science supplement, Life, in 2003. He is also the author of The Doomsday Handbook: 50 Ways to the End of the World and How To Live Forever And 34 Other Really Interesting Uses for Science, both published by Quercus. You can find him on Twitter at @alokjha and his website is alokjha.com

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Total articles 325

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  APOL1 Modulates Renin-Angiotensin System

  By Vinod Kumar, Prabhjot Kaur, Kameshwar Ayasolla, Alok Jha Verified

  Dec. 10, 2024

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  Pelvic and peritoneal hydatidosis: An uncommon presentation of the common entity

  By Alok Jha Verified, Biraj Pokhrel, Milan Kc, Ishwor Regmi

  Dec. 05, 2023

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  Self-Directed Mobile Robot Navigation Based on Functional Firefly Algorithm (FFA)

  By Bhumeshwar Patle, Brijesh Patel Verified, Alok Jha Verified, Sunil Kashyap

  Oct. 18, 2023

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The Economist

The Economist is a prominent British weekly newspaper founded in 1843 by James Wilson. Published by The Economist Group, it is headquartered in London and is known for its focus on economic liberalism, advocating for free markets and globalization. The publication is recognized for its rigorous fact-checking and minimal reporting bias, making it a trusted source for global news and analysis. The Economist offers a range of content, including in-depth coverage of world events, politics, business, science, and technology in both print and digital formats. It also provides an audio edition of the newspaper, lifestyle magazines like *1843*, and market intelligence services through its Economist Intelligence Unit. Additionally, the company produces podcasts and films, enhancing its media offerings. With a readership that includes influential business leaders and policymakers, The Economist serves a high-income, educated audience that values its comprehensive analysis of global issues.