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Bharathiar University research scholar wins US-based institute’s ‘Young Scholar Award’ for paper on garbage-vulnerable areas in Coimbatore city of Tamil Nadu
1 year, 4 months ago

Bharathiar University research scholar wins US-based institute’s ‘Young Scholar Award’ for paper on garbage-vulnerable areas in Coimbatore city of Tamil Nadu

The Hindu  

COIMBATORE The Young Scholar Award of the Environmental Science Research Institute in the United States was presented to a PhD scholar of Bharathiar University of Coimbatore for a study on municipal solid waste. The release said, Corporation’s project on ‘Municipal Solid Waste Characterisation and Quantification as a Measure towards Effective Waste Management’ was carried out by a team headed by …

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Study finds pioneering technique may unlock targeted treatments for cancer
2 years, 9 months ago

Study finds pioneering technique may unlock targeted treatments for cancer

Hindustan Times  

Researchers have discovered a pioneering chemical technique that could develop new treatments for cancer and other diseases.The findings of the study were published in the 'Journal of Medicinal Chemistry'. Members of the Leicester Institute of Structural and Chemical Biology, based at the University of Leicester, used proteolysis targeting chimeras as a 'bridge' to degrade proteins implicated in cancer. This new …

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Johns Hopkins professor SLAMS Ivy League universities for 'anti-scientific and cruel' COVID policies
3 years ago

Johns Hopkins professor SLAMS Ivy League universities for 'anti-scientific and cruel' COVID policies

Daily Mail  

Johns Hopkins University medical professor Marty Makary has slammed universities for their COVID policies in a new essay A Johns Hopkins University medical professor slammed America's elite universities - including those in the Ivy League - for 'anti-scientific and cruel' COVID policies that ignore how little risk the virus actually poses to college students. Pakistani student Varsha Thebo, 27, is …

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Why Delta COVID-19 variant could put younger people at risk of deadly cardiac complications
3 years, 5 months ago

Why Delta COVID-19 variant could put younger people at risk of deadly cardiac complications

ABC  

The Delta COVID-19 variant could be putting young, healthy people at greater risk of fatal heart complications, according to the director of Australia's leading cardiac research centre. Key points: The Delta variant of COVID-19 appears to be causing more serious health problems for young people In the last two weeks two young people with COVID-19 died in Sydney Young people …

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Milky Way May Be Swarming With Planets Which Have Had Water, Be Potentially Inhabitable Surfaces
3 years, 10 months ago

Milky Way May Be Swarming With Planets Which Have Had Water, Be Potentially Inhabitable Surfaces

News 18  

The Milky Way could be packed with planets with potentially inhabitable surfaces. While this space mission is getting underway, scientists from the University of Copenhagen have published research allowing them to suppose that water could have been a building block for all the planets in the Milky Way. Some planets would be too dry to develop life, while others would …

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Walking Your Dogs and Getting Groceries Delivered Can Increase Risk of Coronavirus
4 years, 1 month ago

Walking Your Dogs and Getting Groceries Delivered Can Increase Risk of Coronavirus

News 18  

Ever since the Coronavirus was declared a pandemic, pet owners have been asking one question- can dogs and cats transfer the virus? The observations also revealed that getting groceries delivered was 94% riskier than shopping at the store. “The results of our research warn of increased contagion among dog-owners,” said Professor Cristina Sánchez González, one of the researchers. According to …

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BHU students continue protest, Muslim prof feels 'insulted'
5 years, 1 month ago

BHU students continue protest, Muslim prof feels 'insulted'

India Today  

The students' protest against the appointment of a Muslim professor in the Sanskrit Vidya Dharma Vigyan in the Banaras Hindu University entered its 14th day on Wednesday with the students refusing to give up on their demand. The Muslim professor Feroz Kahn, meanwhile, said that he felt 'insulted' by the incident and added that he would have never applied for …

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