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 | This Bengaluru start-up is providing essential monitors to people stuck in quarantine. Here's why it's awesomeDozee provides dependable and non-intrusive solutions to monitor vital signs of COVID-19 patients | |
 | From spraying disinfectant to drone patrols, here's how T-Hub incubated start-up is fighting COVID-19Developed by Marut Dronetech, whose founders were recently included in the list of the prestigious Forbes 30 Under 30, these drones can even deliver medicines and help with crowd control as well | |
 | This man in Lucknow has offered to serve as a specimen for human trial of any COVID-19 vaccineHarkeerat Singh, 44, who is based in Lakhimpur Kheri but currently serving the lockdown with his father and brother at his village in Prayagraj, has written to health authorities | |
 | IIT Madras researchers develop algorithms to detect disease-causing dysfunctional proteins, genes in biological networksThe IIT Madras team comprehensively analysed existing module identification algorithms and developed an improved system that achieved 50 per cent performance improvement | |
 | COVID-19: Chandigarh University uses 3D printing technology to design ventilator splittersChandigarh University had constituted a core research group on the call made by Department of Science and Technology | |
 | Battling COVID-19: Here's how the MeeBuddy app is delivering essentials to remote areas of Arunachal Pradesh so people stay homeMeeBuddy offers groceries, vegetables, fruits, branded foods, breakfast and snacks, household products, and several other essential goods | |
 | How these Bahujan JNU researchers' teachers' training module addresses role of caste in sexual violenceThrough her module, Shweta, the founder, wants to give the children a language through which they can speak up about their abuse
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 | The crisis of the migrant workers in India amid the Coronavirus outbreakWhose job is it to think of migrant workers, who migrate from their home states to other states for work? Whose responsibility should it have been to organise transport for them to return home? | |
 | Will student protests across the country pick up where they left off after the COVID-19 lockdown ends?Students of several universities across the country were protesting for various issues, right before the pandemic hit the world. What will happen to them now? | |
 | How red tape, government delays have left biotech start-ups struggling to ramp up their war against COVID-19We speak to a few research labs and institutes about how recent restrictions have come in the way of stellar innovation that could help contain the Coronavirus outbreak | |
 | KGMU expands its COVID-19 testing facilitiesKGMU VC ML Bhatt said that they have started using two machines from the Centre of Advanced Research for the testing of the samples and a total of four machines were being used for testing | |
 | Aurangabad: Resident doctors protest, demand PPE, N95 masksTwo patients and a staff member of the Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH) have so far tested positive for coronavirus at the medical facility | |
 | US researchers design low-cost plastic face shields to battle shortage of PPEsThe face shiels help in protecting the eyes and prevent contamination of N95 masks worn by the frontline workers | |
 | Melbourne University reserachers find risk of armed conflict higher after climate-related disastersAccording to the researchers from the University of Melbourne, the risk for armed conflict is higher after a climate-related disaster | |
 | This app can help manage anxiety during the COVID-19 pandemic'PanicMechanic' uses the camera on a cell phone to measure the body's panic response, using an approach similar to photoplethysmography |
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