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Montana Tech invites high school students to spring open house, Tech Day - Vimarsana News

Montana Tech invites high school students to spring open house, Tech Day

Montana Tech is inviting high school students to attend its spring open house, Tech Day.Students will have the opportunity to explore numerous different hands-o

Waikato celebrates 2024 academic promotions - Vimarsana News

Waikato celebrates 2024 academic promotions

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Australia 'haemorrhaging women and diverse people from science' says Professor - Vimarsana News

Australia 'haemorrhaging women and diverse people from science' says Professor

Australia should set up a dedicated advisory council to get more women and people from diverse backgrounds into the science and technology workforce. That's one of a suite of recommendations detailed in the Pathway to Diversity in STEM Review, commissioned by the Federal Government - the final report released today. It's hoped it will lead to both structural and cultural change within the sector.

Source: sbs.com.au
JEE Main 2024 Maharashtra topper plans to appear for April session - Vimarsana News

JEE Main 2024 Maharashtra topper plans to appear for April session

Even after scoring 100 percentile in JEE Main 2024, Mumbai's Aryan Prakash has kept his plans B ready.

Letter to the Editor: The impact of Black History Month - Vimarsana News

Letter to the Editor: The impact of Black History Month

During Black History Month, it is important to hear from those who are impacted the most. Two Black professors, Nii Okine and Folarin Oguntoyinbo, were each asked five questions about their experience with Black history. Below are their responses to the questions they chose to answer.   Nii Okine, an assistant professor in the Department...