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Student from Rawalpindi wins laurels in Biochemistry research programme July 29, 2021 Rawalpindi : Anushay Anjum, a student of Prime Academy, Rawalpindi, has won laurels for her institution by participating in a United States based online Summer Science Programme (SSP) and conducting research in Biochemistry during the 2021 session by remaining successful in designing a fungicide to protect crops, says a press release. Anjum participated in SSP, joining 35 other top science students from around the world online for academic challenge, collaboration, and personal growth. During the course of...

Distinction July 27, 2021 Rawalpindi:Over five intense weeks in Biochemistry during the 2021 Summer Science Programme, Anushay Anjum, a student at Prime Academy, Rawalpindi used wet lab techniques and modelling software to study an enzyme from a fungal pathogen, and to design a small molecule inhibitor to protect crops from that fungus, says a press release. She participated in the Summer Science Programme (SSP), joining 35 other top science students from around the world online for academic challenge, collaboration, and personal growth. Since 1959, this unique and highly selective programm...

From handshakes to fist bumps: The future of professional greetings 'Let your conscience be your guide' In the business world, the handshake has been a staple for a very long time, but the pandemic has changed that. and last updated 2021-06-04 08:14:33-04 PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. — There is a right way and a wrong way to shake hands, according to Sherry Thomas, the president of Palm Beach Etiquette. "We as Americans only have one or two standard styles of greeting," she said. Thomas is now consulting with businesses about the so-called greeting gray area that exists now. "What I am seei...

More cryptocurrency offerings in South Florida real estate market April 19, 2021 at 12:31 PM EDT - Updated April 19 at 12:31 PM The real estate market is so competitive in South Florida right now that buyers from the Northeast are making cash offers. Now, many people are turning to creative ways to buy homes, including using cryptocurrencies. Bonnie Heatzig, a Realtor, said there is something new on the real estate landscape. It can be seen on the South Florida MLS, a place to search listings. Sellers can now indicate whether or not they will accept cryptocurrency in an offer. "It's certa...