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 | This IISc alum's start-up has developed what could be the simplest way to detect breast cancerDr Geetha Manjunath's health-tech start-up NIRAMAI has devised a touch-free, pain-free and radiation-free way to detect breast cancer in women. They have screened more than 30,000 women in India | |
 | In conversation with Radhika Radhakrishnan: A feminist researcher's guide on surviving the internetSocial researcher Radhika Radhakrishnan shares her experience with sexual violence on social media and how she manages to stay true to her intentions | |
 | How Jyotsna Siddharth's Project Anti-Caste Love is driving the conversation towards caste in romanceJyotsna Siddharth talks about starting a platform that discovers, discusses and debates the role that caste plays in love and romance | |
 | Adivaasi Drishyam wants to keep you informed about the wealth of knowledge that adivasi communities possess through their webinarsStarted by Eugene Soreng and his team, this YouTube channel and Instagram page are all about passing on the information about adivasi culture, cuisine, songs and a lot more. This is how he does it | |
 | IIT Madras researchers develop nano-coated Magnesium alloys to repair bone fracturesThe researchers found that the rabbit femur implanted with the coated magnesium alloy showed bone formation and also bridged the defect region | |
 | Filmmaker Munmun Dhalaria's documentaries are a peek into the Himalayan communities' response to COVID-19We spoke to documentary filmmaker Munmun Dhalaria to know more about the projects she has been working on during the pandemic | |
 | Several TISS student groups demand removal of new Registrar for ‘problematic, hateful’ social media postsEver since RM Joshi was appointed in late August, students from the Institute have been sharing statements, open letters, sent representations to the administration | |
 | Social distancing is our vaccine till a COVID cure arrives: Health Ministry officials amid Unlock 4.0During a press briefing on Thursday, the ministry officials observed that people are sidelining the use of masks and following of social distancing protocols. | |
 | Institute can’t ask for funds when it is unsure of how pandemic will impact semester: TISS studentS
In their response, the ASA demanded to know why the Institute was levying fees for the development fund when they were already charging tuition and IT/ Computer fees | |
 | TISS clarifies why its charging lab, studio, medical, computer, Students’ Union fee despite running online classesThe administration also clarified issues regarding extension of fee payment deadline, feeinstallments, financial assistance, semester registration, accessing TISSOL materials | |
 | Toronto University researchers develop cell injection technique that could help reverse vision lossMany researchers have experimented with treatments based on injecting healthy photoreceptors or RPE cells into the eye to replace the dead cells | |
 | COVID-19 may increase the risk of blood clots in pregnant women, say scientistsAccording to the researchers, including those from the Tufts University School of Medicine in the US, one of the many complications of COVID-19 is the formation of blood clots in previously healthy pe | |
 | Study reveals how renegade protein interrupts brain cell function in Alzheimer's diseaseLed by researchers from NYU Grossman School of Medicine, the new study analysed the makeup of such tangles and found 12 proteins that they say have not before been tied to both tau and Alzheimer's | |
 | Sherly Devarapalli conducts self-defense classes for girls in rural Telangana schoolsBefore launching Goodwill, Hyderabad-based Sherly Devarapalli worked with many NGOs like Be The Change and conducted self-defense sessions for them and gathered a lot of experience from there | |
 | COVID-19 patients who smoke, vape are at higher risk than others: Study"COVID-19 seems to have this ability to increase the risk for blood coagulation, as does smoke," Luca Cucullo, lead researcher, said. "This may ultimately translate in higher risk for stroke." |
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