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 | Students want interactive teachers to keep them off tech, says Canadian studyDuring the study, instructors saw technology as useful for providing accessible education, but it was also distracting for them | |
 | Great scientific minds like G Madhavan Nair and Krishnaswamy Kasturirangan are coming together to change science education in KeralaTalentspire brings together academicians and researchers in the science field to alter science curricula in the Kerala education system | |
 | We have been lobbying very hard for the 2 year after-study work visa: Ian Greer, Vice-Chancellor of Queen's University BelfastCost of living is an awful lot cheaper, he says. "The quality of the course here is good and we do offer a good package in terms of reasonably priced courses and very good quality of living," he says | |
 | Waiting for your luggage at the airport stressing you out? These LPU researchers have a 'smart' solutionThe baggage on the conveyor belts is tracked and the passengers are informed about their luggage arrival schedule on the monitors | |
 | AI-enabled tool developed to detect heart attacks, says international studyThe ML algorithm is able to pull out patterns in the data and predict that patients with certain patterns are more likely to have an adverse event like a heart attack | |
 | SFI writes to MHRD and pulls the plug on fake universities offering DLitt degrees to VIPs. Full list insideThe list has nine universities. The organisation has also submitted a letter to the Ministry of Human Resource Development on Thursday | |
 | Queen's Calling: Why studying in Belfast will make a lot of sense for youTheir Physical Education Centre was used as a training base during the London Olympics and they have as many as 50 sports clubs | |
 | What are the new courses at MS Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences? Find out hereDr Sivaguru S Sritharan, Vice-Chancellor of MSRUAS talks about his vision for the institute and the new courses that will be launched soon | |
 | Researchers find that fear of unfamiliar food may increase the risk of lifestyle disordersFood neophobia is an eating behaviour trait in which a person refuses to taste and eat food items or foods they are not familiar with | |
 | IIT-M Researchers study to extract Methane from ice-like cages in Indian EEZ watersThere has been worldwide interest in the development of techniques to extract methane gas trapped in ice-like crystalline cages called 'Gas hydrates' | |
 | What Pa Ranjith said isn't new. Identity politics has made us forget historical facts: Stalin RajangamWe ask writer Stalin Rajangam if Pa Ranjith's statements had any basis and if in fact, people's lands were snatched away from them | |
 | Rare 'superflares' from Sun could disrupt Earth's communications, warn scientistsAstronomers probing the edges of the Milky Way have in recent years observed superflares — huge bursts of energy from stars that can be seen from hundreds of light years away | |
 | IIT Hyderabad Researchers analyse the amount of mercury in the hair of IndiansThe research team chose three cities for their analysis - Hyderabad, Vasco da Gama and Nellore, and collected the data from more than 600 people in these cities | |
 | Teens suffering from obesity more likely to face and instigate bullying, claims US studyThe second component of the study involved comparing obese teens who were either victims, perpetrators, or both | |
 | Late to bed, late to rise? These simple tweaks can help normalise your sleep cycleThe study, published in the journal Sleep Medicine, showed that it was possible to shift the circadian rhythm of 'night owls' using non-pharmacological and practical interventions |
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