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Two winners of a science book fellowship explain why they are writing a graphic novel - Vimarsana News

Two winners of a science book fellowship explain why they are writing a graphic novel

Sarthak Parikh and Kush Dhebar won the 2023-’24 India Science Book Fellowship from the Foundation for Advancing Science and Technology India.

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Cell Microsystems and OMNI Life Science Announce Partnership - Vimarsana News

Cell Microsystems and OMNI Life Science Announce Partnership

Cell Microsystems, a leading provider of advanced tools for cell biology, is excited to announce a strategic partnership with OMNI Life Science (OLS), a renowned German cell biology company.

Pune, now a home to India Science Fest - Vimarsana News

Pune, now a home to India Science Fest

At more than 30 interactive stalls, students can learn about science concepts, including some set up by the industry. The fest also has fun competitions in science photography, science fiction writing, explaining one’s thesis to younger children, with prizes worth Rs 5 lakh.

'I am sure Indian Science Congress will revive. There's room for more science meetings': Prof K Vijay Raghavan | Pune News - Vimarsana News

'I am sure Indian Science Congress will revive. There's room for more science meetings': Prof K Vijay Raghavan | Pune News

Prof VijayRaghavan is the chief scientific advisor of the India Science Festival that will be held in Pune on January 20 and 21.

Four northeast Indiana colleges receive $2 million in literacy grants - Vimarsana News

Four northeast Indiana colleges receive $2 million in literacy grants

Lilly Endowment Inc. has awarded more than $21.5 million to 28 colleges statewide – including four in northeast Indiana – to strengthen reading instruction for Hoosier students.