- Search results for CSIR
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 | A year after the fellowship hike protests, plenty of researchers across India haven't got their stipends ever sinceAn IIT Delhi researcher has started an open Google Document to get an exact number of research scholars who are yet to receive their stipends | |
 | Got a PhD from a CSIR institute? You can't get a job in some NITs. This is whyA few NITs in the country accept candidates for the faculty position, only if they have at least one degree from a CFTI. No CSIR institutes are included in the list of CFTIs | |
 | CUSAT researchers develop bio-drying reactor to turn your trash to energy-rich massProfessor Renu Pawels from CUSAT explains about the process of using their new technology to reduce moisture content in solid waste | |
 | Hyderabad metro stations to put up science exhibitions to promote scientific temperThe eight km-long stretch between Secunderabad East and Nagole metro stations will have scientific promotional activities | |
 | Why skipping an MTech and doing a PhD directly could scuttle your teaching dreams in IndiaMany universities in the country require its faculty to possess a master's degree along with a PhD. Since this is the norm, the IIT Council's suggestion that they skip the MTech may be premature | |
 | Fund crunch cripples world's oldest tea research institute in AssamRetired employees are also yet to get their full dues, they say. The institute's director A K Barooah says that financial trouble for the institute began during the period 2012-2017 | |
 | This coating made from rice husk, by Shiv Nadar University, can save India's monuments from corrosionDeveloped by extracting the nano-silica particles of rice husk — an agriculture waste product, it also has the potential to offer an alternative to crop residue burning by farmers | |
 | It's like taking back Nobel: Former JNU VC on letter to emeritus professorsDr Asis Datta, the former Vice-Chancellor of JNU, said that he has never heard of evaluation of an emeritus professor's post | |
 | The Swadeshi Science Movement has been on a mission to create scientific minds across IndiaThe Swadeshi Science Movement has been working to bring Kerala closer to the importance of science and technology | |
 | Chikungunya virus linked to joint pain that persists for years after initial infection, finds US studyThe disease has now been reported in more than 40 countries, and approximately 30 to 60 per cent of the people infected with the virus continue to experience joint pain for months to years | |
 | Comparing a building to a mango tree? Ask Tarun Jami to explain how that worksHe holds degrees in Civil Engineering and Environmental Science. Along with running GreenJams, he is also pursuing a PhD from AcSIR at CSIR-Central Building Research Institute (CSIR-CBRI), Roorkee | |
 | Mahabharata's a great literary piece, but not scientific: Why India will March for Science on August 9The scientists, students and the scientific community at large will march to stop the propagation of unscientific ideas and develop scientific temper | |
 | #PhDMeToo: Research scholars start #MeToo campaign to call out guides who harassed themThe campaign that was kickstarted by IISER researcher Sachin Batar on July 3, is using the hashtag #PhDMeToo and is urging researchers to come forward with their stories | |
 | Run a college on 25k a month? That's what Kottayam's IIRBS is trying to do and failingThe Institute of Integrated programmes and Research in Basic Sciences is allegedly facing a massive fund crunch. The VC of the MG University says that it can be rectified if they merely write to him | |
 | Nationalism isn't merely saying Vande Mataram or Jai Hind, Venkaiah Naidu at Great Lakes convocationThe 15th Annual Convocation saw 624 students graduating this year across full-time and executive programs including PGPM, PGDM, PGXPM and PGPM |
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