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IIT Madras unveils Department of Medical Sciences & Technology - Vimarsana News

IIT Madras unveils Department of Medical Sciences & Technology

To equip scientists and engineers with the necessary skills to advance medical research

IIT Madras to offer 4 year BS programme in medical sciences and engineering - Vimarsana News

IIT Madras to offer 4 year BS programme in medical sciences and engineering

The admission procedure will be through IISER Aptitude Test (IAT). Candidates must have cleared Class 12 (or equivalent) examination with science stream in 2022 or 2023 from any board recognized by Council of Boards of Department Education in India.

SUNY-ESF tests confirm Seneca Lake trout laced with PFAS: State advisories protect anglers habits, not health - Vimarsana News

SUNY-ESF tests confirm Seneca Lake trout laced with PFAS: State advisories protect anglers habits, not health

SUNY-ESF tests confirm Seneca Lake trout laced with PFAS: State advisories protect anglers habits, not health Environment

PROFILE: From Taiwan to Yale, Sandy Chang shoots for the STARS - Vimarsana News

PROFILE: From Taiwan to Yale, Sandy Chang shoots for the STARS

Associate dean for science & quantitative reasoning Sandy Chang prioritizes democratizing science through mentorship and improving research accessibility.

San Diego Civic Organization Lands $20 Million From 95-Year-Old Sailing Great - Vimarsana News

San Diego Civic Organization Lands $20 Million From 95-Year-Old Sailing Great

Plus, Harvard received $300 million from hedge-fund manager Kenneth Griffin, Robert Smith donated $15 million for career-readiness programs for underserved high-school students, and Kathryn and Kenneth Chenault gave Bowdoin $2 million to honor a civil-rights leader.