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ICAR-CIFA celebrates 37th Annual Day - Vimarsana News

ICAR-CIFA celebrates 37th Annual Day

Bhubaneswar: The ICAR-Central Institute of Freshwater Aquaculture, Bhubaneswar, Odisha celebrated its “37th Annual Day” at its Kausalyaganga Campus, Bhubaneswar today. The premier research institute on freshwater aquaculture in the country had begun its journey as an institute on this day in the year 1987 under Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR). Dr (Mrs) Dhriti Banerjee,…

Research Projects: Students' Tryst With Scientists At City Ils | - Vimarsana News

Research Projects: Students' Tryst With Scientists At City Ils |

Bhubaneswar: They prefer working in silence, within the confines of their laboratories.

'ILS facilitates cutting edge biotech research' - Vimarsana News

'ILS facilitates cutting edge biotech research'

The DBT-ILS, Bhubaneswar, organised the Life Science Start-up Summit 2023, under the theme of “Atma Nirbhar Bharath” in its main campus.   The summit was inaugurated by WODC Chairman Asit Tripathy, who highlighted the achievements that have been attained in the biotechnology sector. He

Protection against COVID-19 reinfection may last only for months - Vimarsana News

Protection against COVID-19 reinfection may last only for months

Updated: April 10, 2021 21:24 IST Study finds that 20-30% of those who had COVID-19 had poor neutralising activity against the virus after six months Share Article AAA Study finds that 20-30% of those who had COVID-19 had poor neutralising activity against the virus after six months A longitudinal cohort study in India has found that some people who had COVID-19 lacked meaningful immunity against the novel coronavirus to prevent reinfection months later. The study found that 20-30% of infected people had declining virus neutralising activity despite having stable seropositivity six months ...