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NEW DELHI, May 2: Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) in Mandi have identified a drug molecule which triggers the release of insulin by pancreas and can potentially be used as an orally administered medicine for diabetes. According to the research team, the molecule is called PK2 and the findings of the research have been published in the Journal of Biological Chemistry. “Current drugs such as exenatide and liraglutide used for diabetes are administered as injections, a...

It was truly a momentous occasion for the graduates of Spartan Health Sciences University School of Medicine and its MD 5 trimester...

KOICA promotes global sustainable development via science and technology program

The Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) implemented 63.5 billion won ($51 million) in science and technology innovation projects in 2021 to contribute to innovation in developing countries, according to the state-run overseas aid agency, Monday. April 21 marked Science Day in Korea, signifying support for the development of science and technology, while the United Nations has designated 2022 as the Year of Basic Sciences for Sustainable Development.

Two-day symposium in Mahakal city from April 22

Faculty, students and community members gathered at the Larrick Student Center on Tuesday to discuss and highlight research by faculty and students at a session revolving around gender-based violence on college campuses.

Researchers use advanced computational algorithms and laboratory techniques

Dow Thailand Group, the main sponsor of the Dow Chemistry Classroom project, joined hands with partners to host the DOW-CST Award 2020-2021. The contest promotes implementation of small-scale chemistry laboratory techniques among teachers and students under the theme “Safe and Sustainable Science Experiments.” Winners received scholarships and H.R.H Princess Chulabhorn Krom Phra Srisavangavadhana’s royal plaques of honour.

Using advanced computational algorithms and laboratory techniques, the IIT Mandi researchers have deciphered the structural flexibilities of the C-terminal region.

Fred Hutch molecular biologist Dr. Steven Hahn was elected to the American Academy of Microbiology for contributions to our understanding of the molecular mechanics of the fundamental process of gene transcription.