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 | WHO experts' team tasked to probe origins of Coronavirus, to visit China on January 14The ten-member team of WHO experts are expected to visit Wuhan, but it is not clear yet whether they would visit Wuhan Institute of Virology too | |
 | Most hospitalised COVID-19 patients have at least one symptom 6 months after falling ill: StudyIn the study, scientists, including those from Jin Yin-tan Hospital in China, interviewed the patients face-to-face using questionnaires to evaluate their symptoms and health-related quality of life | |
 | Why public policy deserves to be made with different ‘Fields of View’Fields of View designs games and simulations to make better policy and these games are played by a range of people from sanitary workers, truck drivers, public policy masters students to IAS officers | |
 | The Davos of Harvard: Students organise one of the largest virtual conferences with world leadersThe conference will host over 1400 delegates globally and donate a generous portion of its profits to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation philanthropic partners in Boston. | |
 | Lavanya Lakshminarayan's debut novel is all about a tech-driven future and what it holds for us. Check it outLavanya Lakshminarayan, author of the Sci-Fi book Analog/Virtual: And Other Simulations of Your Future speaks about her interest in Science fictions and the reasons for calling Bengaluru an Apex city | |
 | Lymphoma drug outperforms Remdesivir against COVID virusA novel computational drug screening strategy combined with lab experiments suggest that pralatrexate drug is a promising candidate for COVID-19 patients | |
 | This 21-year-old from Warangal is preparing to play and win in woodballAdarsh also has two research papers to his credit and two short books as well. He also formed the Immovable Youth Society to help youngsters channelise their potential. Read on to find out more | |
 | It is important to inculcate scientific temper in the younger generation: Vice-President M Venkaiah NaiduUnderlining the importance of studying basic science, he said India has a rich heritage from the ancient times, in astronomy and mathematics | |
 | During this pandemic, take armchair adventures around the world with these awesome travel booksStarted to keep her own children entertained, BrownBoxToys now has launched a portal of their own. Founder Sonali Shankardass based out of Mumbai lets us in on all that it offers. We are excited! | |
 | Blood vessels that fuel cancer can be controlled by enzyme discovery, reveals studyThis study culminates a years-long project initiated by first author Yi Shi, PhD, who began the work as a staff scientist in Yang's lab but recently finished his contributions from Nankai University | |
 | Researchers identify over 109,000 impact craters on the moonAn international team of researchers has identified over 109,000 previously unrecognised impact craters on the moon using machine learning methods | |
 | How OTT and the pandemic lit the interest in Sci-Fi films, writing among Indian producerAt the Dakshin Literature Festival conducted by TNIE, Sci-Fi writers Gautham Shenoy and Arati Kadav discussed how Indian writers and film creators are capitalising on all the OTT love | |
 | WB Govt to transfer Rs 10,000 to 9.5 lakh students' accounts to buy tab, smartphoneMost of the students in rural Bengal either have one handset in the family or the gadget is not compatible to attend online classes | |
 | Ashwin Sanghi: Fact is stranger than fiction and I'm not surprisedThe author adds that his books go beyond just the combination of myth and history. They bring in philosophy, science, theology, anthropology and quantum physics at times, he says | |
 | English Blues: Do you know the difference between August and august or Turkey and turkey?Capitonym is a portmanteau of ‘capital’ and the suffix ‘-onym’ (from the Greek ‘onoma’ which means ‘name’). In any capitonym pair, one word is a proper noun and the other is a common noun |
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