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 | Chinese children aged three and up may soon be able to get COVID-19 vaccineExperts say inactivated vaccines are generally considered safe for children, as the technology has been in use for a long time | |
 | UK, Indian scientists develop low-cost sensor to detect fragments of SARS-CoV-2 in wastewaterThe technique, developed by researchers from the University of Strathclyde and the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay, could be used to enable widespread monitoring of COVID-19 prevalence | |
 | Karnataka's MAHE to vaccinate students across all its institutions for freeThe Manipal Institute of Technology (MIT) campus was declared a containment zone in March, 2021 by the Udupi administration after 59 people tested COVID-19 positive | |
 | IISER Bhopal researchers develop technology to treat tumours in cancer patientsAccording to the team, the technology can deliver active molecules to specific sections of proteins and hence, can help get rid of the tumours without harming the patient's healthy cells | |
 | IIT Madras and IBM to collaborate on quantum computing education and researchIndia has witnessed a huge spurt of activity in the quantum science and technology domain in the last few years, backed by Government initiatives such as a National Mission on Quantum Technologies | |
 | Twitter to test subcription-based service for iPhone users, can potentially launch 'Undo Tweet' optionAccording to technology blogger Jane Manchun Wong, who claims to be the first paying user of the service, it includes an "undo tweet" feature as well as a "reader mode" | |
 | WHO calls upon member states to restart intellectual property sharing, tech transfer to improve COVID vaccine inequalityThe C-Tap (the COVID-19 technology access pool) initiative for COVID test and vaccines was launched by the WHO in partnership with Costa Rica | |
 | JEE Advanced postponed due to COVID, revised dates to be announced laterJEE Advanced is an exam for admission to the prestigious Indian Institutes of Technology and National Institutes of Technology | |
 | These Engg students from Hyderabad have a race to win and this is how you can help themStudents of Hyderabad Institute of Technology and Management have started a crowdfunding campaign in all their earnest so that they can create the best quad bike and win the big competition... | |
 | DST invites start-ups to build new, innovative products to tackle COVID second waveThe initiative is a special drive of the National Science and Technology Entrepreneurship Development Board (NSTEDB) under the DST for supporting indigenous solutions and innovative products | |
 | Here's how AI platform SpaceBasic is helping educational institutions manage their students' hostel needs seamlesslyUsing SpaceBasic, educational institutions can post announcements, student leave applications, seamlessly integrate with biometric/face recognition to automate attendance and a lot more | |
 | This Telangana girl is creating low-cost housing built of sewerage pipes for the poor. Here's howThe 23-year-old, who did engineering from Lovely Professional University (LPU), has designed OPod or micro house built of sewerage pipes, a first of its kind model in India | |
 | AgEd and Willing: This group of teenagers are helping mothers and grandmothers learn all about using tech on ZoomVanika Sangtani and her team at AgEd conduct weekly workshops on several topics like technology and health and fitness for senior citizens | |
 | India-UK partnership to strengthen role of women in STEMM at schools, universities: DSTThe two sides will work to create an enabling environment for equal participation of women in STEMM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and Medicines) disciplines | |
 | NMIMS-Harvard study to research behavioural data, help prepare better for future pandemicsFourteen students from SOD’s BDes (Humanising Technology) programme participated in the study as field researchers, applying remote ethnography methods to gather data |
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