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 | IISc research team designs eye gaze-controlled robotic arm for speech and motor impairedThe interface is non-invasive since it is through a webcam and a computer, unlike other eye gaze-tracking devices that use head-mounted systems, according to Bengaluru-based IISc | |
 | NIT develops multipurpose sanitising device to disinfect packed food items, currencyAccording to a statement from NIT, it can sanitise packed food items and disinfect currency notes and credit cards besides sanitising papers, files, used masks and gloves, keys etc | |
 | #StudentsLivesMatters trends on Twitter: Students condemn MHA, UGC decision to conduct final year examsThe MHA, in a letter to the Union Higher Education Secretary, said that final term examinations are to be compulsorily conducted as per the UGC Guidelines | |
 | IISC, Bangalore developes microparticle formulation that allows sustained release of drugs to treat osteoarthritisPreliminary studies on cells cultured in the laboratory as well as in mice models have shown promising results indicating reduced inflammation and cartilage repair due to sustained drug release | |
 | Nehru, Star Wars and social distancing: What went down at IIIT-Bengaluru's first e-convocationThe graduates included seven PhD degrees, 13 Master of Science by Research degrees, 159 MTech degrees, 11 MSc degrees, 63 dual degrees, and 29 students with sponsored MTech degrees | |
 | Children with narrow retinal artery diameter more likely to get cardiovascular diseaseThe first study to show this connection in children was published in Hypertension, an American Heart Association journal | |
 | Scientists strike note of caution as 'Made in India' vaccine programme gains momentumImmunogenicity is the ability of a foreign substance, such as an antigen, to provoke an immune response in the body of a human or other animal, explained the experts | |
 | Study examines how an individual's satisfaction is linked to neighbourhoodPublished in the journal Urban Studies, Neal's research revisited findings from 27 earlier studies that spanned 11 countries in North America, Europe and Asia | |
 | Researchers find antibodies that could shield kids from rare, polio-like diseaseThere is no specific treatment for AFM, which tends to strike in the late summer or early fall and which has been associated with some deaths | |
 | Cyberbullying victims' experiences differ by the ability to handle their emotionsOnline bullying, or cyberbullying, is not a new phenomenon, but as the world becomes more dependent on online communication, it does become a greater threat | |
 | Assam's Dibrugarh University professor arrested for posting obscene videoDibrugarh Police will arrest and forward the accused. Information about the identity of the woman in the video remains undisclosed | |
 | Why some COVID-19 patients with low oxygen level breathe wellThe study included a small group of COVID-19 patients with very low levels of oxygen without shortness of breath or dyspnea | |
 | Tea, Haritaki extracts may act as potential therapeutic options against COVID-19: IIT Delhi studyThe research team led by institute professor Ashok Kumar Patel said that medical plants can provide a cost-effective therapeutic option to curb the severity of the viral disease in humans | |
 | IIT Hyderabad researchers use computational methods to figure out how to get biofuels into fuel sectorA unique feature of this work is that the framework considers revenue generation not only as an outcome of sales of the biofuel but also in terms of carbon credits via greenhouse gas emission savings | |
 | Why RTE experts believe the World Bank’s STARS programme will damage India’s grassroots school education systemThe World Bank approved $500 million for the STARS programme to improve the quality and governance of school education in six Indian states. But education activists are against the programme |
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