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Principal Scientific Adviser Prof. Ajay Sood launches Bengaluru Science & Technology Cluster - Vimarsana News

Principal Scientific Adviser Prof. Ajay Sood launches Bengaluru Science & Technology Cluster

Conceptualisation of the Bengaluru Science and Technology Cluster (BeST) is a collaborative effort of more than 50+ organisations from Bengaluru

Outstanding young NUS scientists lauded in list of Asia Pacific luminaries - Vimarsana News

Outstanding young NUS scientists lauded in list of Asia Pacific luminaries

Four scientists from NUS have been lauded in the 2022 edition of MIT Technology Review’s “Innovators under 35” list for making game-changing advances in Science and Technology.Announced on 14 November 2022, the list recognises the 35 best young talents in the Asia-Pacific region who have demonstrated expanding influence in their field of r...

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A time to celebrate Glasgow's engineers - Vimarsana News

A time to celebrate Glasgow's engineers

THERE is a decent-sized iron plaque on the Cavenagh Bridge across the Singapore River that simply reads "P&W MacLellan Engineers 1868…

In Conversation with Sabrina Maniscalco - Vimarsana News

In Conversation with Sabrina Maniscalco

AZoQuantum had the pleasure of speaking with Sabrina Maniscalco, CEO and co-founder of Algorithmiq, which is set to change the field of life sciences and drug discovery with its quantum software.

Poland risks slowdown in R&D and innovation, as the dispute over EU funds lengthens - Vimarsana News

Poland risks slowdown in R&D and innovation, as the dispute over EU funds lengthens

Academics in Poland are starting to question how the dispute with the EU over access to €35.4 billion from the pandemic recovery will impact research, investment in innovation, and industry/academic collaborations at national and international levels. Poland has been waiting months for money it is due to receive to help rebuild the economy after the COVID-19 pandemic. But Brussels says it will not be forthcoming until the country implements “milestones” that include reforms to the judicial system.