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Prayagraj: BTech and MSc students from the Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT-A) will now be able to study MTech Biomedical Engineering.

The student aircraft design competition was held live for the first time since the pandemic.

The European Commission has agreed to ramp up hydrogen sector investments in Chile, Argentina, and Brazil, while Norsk Hydro has successfully produced the world's first batch of recycled aluminum with hydrogen-fueled production methods.

The National Overseas Scholarship is a government scholarship offered to low-income students from various categories for pursuing their Masters and Ph.D. programs abroad in diverse fields. Thirty percent of the scholarships are reserved for female students. The eligibility criteria include a minimum of 55% at the undergraduate and masters level, a family income limit of INR 6,00,000, and the candidates age below 35 years.

Mainor Ülemiste signed a contract with NOBE, a construction company belonging to the Nordecon Group, for the construction of the fi...

Swiss voters have backed the goal of climate neutrality by 2050. How is the country now going to wean itself off fossil fuels?

Ransomware is on the rise and hackers have big businesses in their sights.

EBENEZER ADUROKIYA, who was at the Federal Polytechnic Orogun, Ughelli North Local Government Area of Delta State, to assess the level of preparedness for

East Bridge Estates, SRL, a Romanian company that government contracted to supply fertiliser to Malawi has acknowledged that it initiated the deal and has already made payments to manufacturers for the inputs. The company admits that it does not manufacture fertiliser, but has production lines with manufacturers in Europe, Euro-Asia and the Middle East. And