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Kerala Startup Mission organises ‘Technology Conclave’ on May 11 Conference to promote startup research collaboration Kerala Startup Mission is organising an online summit on May 11 to celebrate the National Technology Day with the aim of translating innovative research knowledge in research labs into commercially-viable products and services. The ‘Technology Conclave’, being held on Tuesday under the aegis of RINK (Research Innovation Network Kerala), seeks to provide recipes for businesses to flourish amid the crisis triggered by a second wave of Covid-19. Registrations can be mad...

Date Time UK and Indonesia unite to tackle challenges around delivering Covid-19 vaccines An Anglo-Indonesian research consortium that unites the countries’ leading experts to tackle global challenges including pandemics, food security and climate change is to host the UK-Indonesia Interdisciplinary Sciences Forum to discuss effective strategies for Covid-19 vaccination programmes. The online forum being facilitated by the UK Indonesia Consortium for Interdisciplinary Sciences (UKICIS), led by the University of Nottingham, in collaboration with the University of Warwick, Coventry University...

A New Device for Real-Time Investigations of Intrinsic Extracellular pH Dynamics in the Brain Written by AZoSensorsDec 28 2020 Researchers at Tohoku University have developed the first all-in-one miniature pH probe for real-time investigations of intrinsic extracellular pH dynamics in the deep brain structures. In our brain, over billions of dedicated workers --neurons and glial cells --form complex and efficient networks that constantly communicate with each other via subtle chemical signals to govern our behavioral output. The brain chemistry is the fundamental language among brain cells. I...

Vitamin C Diet Low Vitamin D Promotes Covid Infections, Poor Immunity: Study Here's why global researchers on Covid-19 have asked governments to make Vitamin D as part of their strategy against the novel coronavirus. PTI | Jan 01, 2021 There is no clinical evidence to prove low levels of Vitamin D lead to severe COVID-19 symptoms but there is a definite connect between the “sunshine vitamin” and immune responses to the disease, say experts as the pandemic spreads across the world and concerns mount over a new mutant strain. Stressing that Vitamin D is...

NEW DELHI: There is no clinical evidence to prove low levels of Vitamin D lead to severe COVID-19 symptoms but there is a definite connect between the “sunshine vitamin” and immune responses to the disease, say experts as the pandemic spreads across the world and concerns mount over a new mutant strain. Stressing that Vitamin D is inexpensive and has negligible risk when compared to the considerable risk of COVID-19, global researchers on the disease have asked governments to make it part of their strategy against the novel coronavirus. Many factors such as age, being male and comorbiditi...