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 | Novel method may help detect COVJD-19 antibodies in seconds, claim researchersIn addition to testing, the platform will help to quantify patient immunological response to the new vaccines with precision, according to a paper published in the journal Advanced Materials | |
 | From AI to drones, this is what 89 start-ups pitched to the Indian Army — 13 proposals shortlistedThe proposals focused on drones, counter-drones, robotics, autonomous systems, Artificial Intelligence, quantum computing, blockchain technology, 3D printing, nanotechnology and medical applications | |
 | State-run CSC to offer cyber security, CAD, 3D printing courses to rural youthCSC's partnership for CAD (Computer Aided Design) and 3D printing courses is aimed in developing industry-relevant skills to generate employment and self-employment opportunities for youths | |
 | IT Ministry partners with IBM to equip the country's youth with future-ready skillsAs part of the partnership, CSC Academy - part of Common Services Centre (CSC) scheme of India's flagship Digital India programme | |
 | IIT Kharagpur sets up AI hub to translate academic research to industrially scalable productsThe institute received a grant of Rs 170 crore from the Department of Science and Technology, Government of India under the NM-ICPS to set up the infrastructure | |
 | After this 26-year-old’s arm was amputated due to a road accident, he launched a start-up that 3D prints customisable prostheticsRishi Krishna's start-up Symbonic is into assistive technology. And this is how they ensure that the prosthetics they offer are light-weight, customisable and affordable as well. This is his story | |
 | This 20-year-old built a wooden tricycle that's light-weight and adjustable. Check it outThis wooden tricycle designed by Prem Kale can be adjusted to any kid's height and it is the lightest thing on wheels you've ever seen. And it doesn't even have pedals! This is what it's all about. | |
 | The Sree Sastha story: A saga of educational innovation that is powering India's students aheadWith an economy that is desperately trying to bounce back, engineering instituions like Sree Sastha in Chennai will have a huge role to play in the new growth story that is unfolding before us | |
 | Swasner, the brainchild of students of IIIT-B, has the potential to displace ventilators. Here's howThe UChicago Medicine study that the team referred stated that patients demonstrated a better recovery rate when they wore the helmet-shaped ventilator mask instead of the regular ventilator support | |
 | Careers after Corona: Will a degree in mechanical engineering be obsolete in 2030?We asked this question to A M Ayyappadas and Dr V Jayakumar, two faculty members of Amrita School of Engineering. Here's what they said | |
 | Want to be part of India's growth story: Why IIT Madras has been ranked the best in India by NIRF for five years runningIn a conversation with Dr Bhaskar Ramamurthi, Director of IIT Madras, we discover how and why the institute topped the NIRF Ranking again this year | |
 | This Hyderabad start-up can 3D print parts of low-cost housing — and compound walls even! Here's howAs soon as Siri Chandana Vodela and Gaayatri Yaarlagadd passed out of MEC, they started working for their own start-up full-time along with friend, college mate and Co-founder, Shiva Bhisne | |
 | This SRM University professor is set to make face shields based on feedback from usersDr Panchagunula Jayaprakash has been teaching at SRM University, AP for about 17 months. Before that, he taught at Shiv Nadar University for 19 months and a couple of other colleges in AP too | |
 | COVID-19: IIT Madras start-ups develop PPEs made from 3D Printers and common stationery materialsInitial batches have already been supplied to frontline healthcare workers and are being scaled-up for mass production for deployment to hospitals, clinics across the country at affordable rates | |
 | SSN College of Engineering develops 3D printable face shields to strengthen response for COVID-19200 high-quality protective face shields have been provided to Stanley Medical College and Rajiv Gandhi Government General Hospital in Chennai by the college |
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