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The Story Of A Well Planned Goal: Sayantan Samui s Success
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Nothing makes a person happier than achieving his/her goals, one step at a time.
Sayantan Samui, a Master’s student (Development Studies, Batch of 2020) from the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, NIT Rourkela got selected for
Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) at IIT Delhi in the Department of Civil Engineering. Having done a number of research internships in different IITs, Sayantan has proved that hard work and dedication can definitely bring you success and satisfaction, which ultimately fulfil your dreams.
Team Monday Morning caught up with Sayantan to know more about his journey. Read below to know more.
HomeNews FeaturesMOBILISE project to fight SL’s climate change vulnerability MOBILISE project to fight SL’s climate change vulnerability 28 December 2020 01:59 am - 0
Using state-of-the art touch table Prof. Terrance Fernando explaining how the MOBILISE project works
During a 20 year research, in 2018 Sri Lanka was ranked second in a global index among the most affected countries by extreme weather conditions. The 2019 Long-Term Climate Risk Index, released at the annual climate summit in Poland by Germanwatch, listed the island nation after Puerto Rico, the worst affected country in the world which recorded nearly 3000 deaths due to natural disasters. The Index had analysed as to what extent the countries have been affected by impacts of weather-related catastrophies such as floods, landslides, storms, heat waves from 1998 to 2017.
The University of Glasgow is involved in the project (Danny Lawson/PA)
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A joint healthcare project between Scotland and Malawi has been recognised for best practice by the European Commission.
The Blantyre-Blantyre project between the University of Glasgow and the College of Medicine (CoM) of the University of Malawi shares expertise between the two institutions.
Its aim has been to establish a clinical laboratory facility at CoM to boost development of research and training programmes, medical interventions and policy development in Malawi around non-communicable diseases and their interface with infectious diseases, especially tuberculosis and malaria.
Major new research project to help pupils promote peace and make sense of the violent past
Experts have begun a major new research project to help pupils around the world to use history and heritage to promote peace and make sense of past violence.
Members of the new Education, Justice and Memory Network (EdJAM) will work to give young people creative opportunities to discuss, make sense of and respond to war, conflict and brutality.
The project is funded through a £2 million grant from the UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) Global Challenges Research Funding (GCRF) Collective Programme.
Experts in the network will help to spread the word about pioneering creative ways educators and others are helping to teach and learn about the violent past.