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AICTE says physics, chemistry, maths to continue to be important subjects for engineering courses India Published: Saturday, March 13, 2021, 12:20 [IST] New Delhi, Mar 13: Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics will continue to be important subjects in engineering courses and it is not mandatory for state government or institutions to offer these courses to students who have not studied them in Class 12, the AICTE said on Friday. Addressing a press conference, AICTE chairperson Anil Sahasrabudhe also said students opting for streams like Biotechnology, Textile or Agriculture Engineering will have...

AICTE U-Turn: Physics, Chemistry, Maths Continue To Be Important Subjects For Engineering Courses However, the All India Council for Technical Education, has stated that it will not be mandatory for state governments to offer maths courses to students who have not studied them it class 12. PTI File Photo Outlook Web Bureau 2021-03-13T10:33:58+05:30 AICTE U-Turn: Physics, Chemistry, Maths Continue To Be Important Subjects For Engineering Courses outlookindia.com 2021-03-13T13:51:20+05:30 Also read Days after the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) i...

Benji Bagwell joins Textile Division at Milliken & Company Joining the company from UltraFabrics, Bagwell is now responsible for leading the specialty interiors business growth strategy and alignment with Division initiatives. 23rd February 2021 Milliken & Company has announced that Benji Bagwell has been hired as vice president of sales and marketing for the specialty interiors business within the Textile Division. "Benji's career visibility into multiple business functions combined with his commercial and residential contract fabric expertise and their applications make him an invaluable as...

  In IEEE Sensors Journal, researchers from North Carolina State University reported on the lightweight, soft textile-based sensor prototype patch. The device incorporates a lattice of conductive yarns and is connected to a tiny computer. They tested the system on a prosthetic limb and in walking experiments with two human volunteers, finding the system could reliably track pressure changes in real time. For further information see the IDTechEx report on Wearable Sensors 2021-2031.   "What people commonly use to measure pressure within prosthetics are rigid sensors," said the study's first...

by Laura Oleniacz — February 1, 2021 . RALEIGH – A soft, flexible sensor system created with electrically conductive yarns could help map problematic pressure points in the socket of an amputee’s prosthetic limb, researchers from North Carolina State University report in a new study. In  IEEE Sensors Journal, researchers from North Carolina State University reported on the lightweight, soft textile-based sensor prototype patch. The device incorporates a lattice of conductive yarns and is connected to a tiny computer. They tested the system on a prosthetic limb and in walking experimen...