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 | 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. | |
 | Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren to address annual India Conference at Harvard UniversityIt said that the Chief Minister will speak on tribal rights, sustainable development, welfare policies and the work done by the state government during the Corona transition period in Jharkhand | |
 | Scientists develop new gene therapy for hearing impairment by replacing genesThe scientists were able to prevent the gradual deterioration of hearing in mice that had a genetic mutation for deafness. They maintain that this novel therapy could lead to a breakthrough | |
 | Research reveals pregnant women, newborns may face elevated risks of developing more severe cases of COVID-19For this latest study, the scientists compared maternal antibodies against the flu (influenza), whooping cough (pertussis), and SARS-CoV-2, and how these antibodies transferred across the placenta | |
 | Study finds variations in UV radiation influences spread of COVID-19, could be higher in winterWhile the reasons for seasonal variations in the spread of COVID-19 remain a mystery, the researchers said there have been some clues that UV could play a role | |
 | Paytm founder to offer two Indian students scholarships to pursue research at Harvard UniversityVice Provost for International Affairs Mark Elliott said further expanding Harvard's work and partnerships in India is a major priority for the University | |
 | Genetically engineered T cells could lead to therapies for autoimmune diseasesThe immune system fights bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens by utilizing several types of T cells, all of which have receptors that are specific to particular antigens | |
 | From Stanford to Madurai Kamaraj University, meet the winners of the Infosys Prize 2020All six winners were from varied backgrounds but were picked during a difficult year for the world at large — and they were announced virtually | |
 | At GITAM's Kautilya School of Public Policy, emphasis is laid on nurturing India's futureThis school of public policy is where you should go to for gaining mastery over the subject. Affiliated to GITAM, Kautilya School of Public Policy is opening applications for its brand new courses | |
 | Weight-loss surgeries may lead to weaker bone health in teenagers, suggests studyRecent studies have shown that bone marrow fat responds to changes in nutrition and may serve as a biomarker for bone quality | |
 | Study says rapid testing can eliminate the spread of COVID-19 within weeksAs per the reports of Science Daily, the researchers from BioFrontiers Institute and the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health collaborated with Larremore to explore this | |
 | Researchers find popular weight-loss surgery in teenagers weakens bonesIn a sleeve gastrectomy, approximately 75% of the stomach is removed to restrict food intake and induce weight loss. It results in a typically round stomach taking on the shape of a tube or sleeve | |
 | Harvard University gets its first Black, elected student body presidentNoah Harris, of Hattiesburg, was elected president of Harvard's Undergraduate Council on November 12, the Hattiesburg American reports | |
 | #TogetherWeCan: Students from universities worldwide offer 'synchronised global prayers' for those infected with COVID-19The prayers, which have been started by the Indian Yoga Association (IYA) on Monday, can be performed at either 8 am or 6 pm as per the Indian Standard Time | |
 | Hindu non-profit organisation in US raises scholarship worth 100,000 USD for low income studentsHundreds of Americans and Indian-origin people from various walks of life took part in the event organised by Hindu Charities for America (HC4A) |
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