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DIMAPUR: Team Royal Tigers of NIIT Dimapur Centre celebrated the 24th foundation day of its company Lord’s Infotech Management Pvt. Ltd at Marwari Patti Centre on March 27. An update from NIIT Dimapur centre mentioned that it has been offering latest computer courses such as basics of computers, hardware and networking, banking and finance, digital marketing, programming languages, spoken English, personality development for employability and other soft skills to the citizens of Nagaland for the last 23 years. It added that more than 30,000 NIITians in Nagaland are the testimony of its yeoma...

Fannie Mae has selected five organizations to share in a $5 billion pilot program aimed at expanding and promoting affordable housing and Black homeownership.

Mr Mamuda Osman, Ashanti Regional Director of the Ministry of Trade, and Industries, has called on small and medium scale enterprises to seek business development services to help promote growth and sustainability of businesses. He said the government as part of efforts to sustain the development, growth, and expansion of…

4.5 (51) As winner of the Lyfebulb and Bristol Myers Squibb Innovation Challenge in multiple sclerosis (MS), Evolution Devices will use the $25,000 in prize money to further develop a smart stimulation therapy that seeks to improve patient mobility. The innovative electrical device under development by Pierluigi Mantovani, co-founder and DEO of Evolution Devices, combines artificial intelligence with proprietary software to ease a common condition in MS known as “foot drop,” which is caused by ankle weakness largely due to a slowing or block in communication between ...

Contact: Autumn Canaday WASHINGTON, March 3, 2021—The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Agricultural Research Service (USDA-ARS) and HeroX today announced the grand prize winners of a competition that invited the public to submit innovative solutions to preserve the flavor of catfish and prevent the blue-green algae that delays U.S. catfish harvesting. For the last 30 years, aquaculture researchers have shown that catfish exposure to certain varieties of blue-green pond algae, also known as cyanobacteria, can cause a delay in harvest for roughly 50 percent of catfish ponds each year. Cyanoba...