EduverseGhost in the Lab: Why Your Next Medicine Might Be Made by an AI
The traditional image of a scientist involves a person in a white coat manually pipetting liquids and watching reaction. However, humans have a few bugs; we need sleep, we get bored of doing the same titration 400 times,
By Vimanshani Nanayakkara · 25 May 2026
EduverseBeyond Translation: The Human Language of Diplomacy
Imagine a room heavy with silence. Around a massive mahogany table sit representatives of nations, people who hold the power to move borders or silence economies with the stroke of a pen. On paper, they are completely sy
By Vimanshani Nanayakkara · 25 May 2026
EduverseSPACE RACE 2.0
The space race of the 20th century was a geopolitical duel, pitting nations against each other in a quest to conquer the cosmos. Fast forward to today, and the race has taken on a new form a high-stakes competition betwe
By Mahen Santhush · 22 Jan 2025
EduverseInfrastructure as Code (IaC)
Infrastructure as Code is a trending topic in the IT industry. The aim of this article is to simplify what IaC is and why it became a trending topic, in a way that even non-technical parson can understand. Traditionally,
By Mahen Santhush · 14 Jan 2025
EduverseThe Worst Backdoor in Open Source History: The XZ-Utils Incident
Andres Freund, a Microsoft engineer, was conducting routine tests on a Linux system when he noticed something strange. His investigation into this unusual behavior led him to discover one of the most significant backdoor
By Mahen Santhush · 13 Nov 2024