Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) scientists and German and American colleagues have developed a pair of “molecular tweezers” to destroy the biofilm that surrounds and protects virulent bacteria after entering the body. Their findings were published recently in Cell Chemical Biology. The team, led by BGU’s Department of Chemistry Prof. Raz Jelinek, and postdoc in his lab Dr. RavitMalishev , tested their molecular tweezers …

By Anuj Jindal, Edu-Tech Expert, CEO, AJC Edutech Pvt Ltd, Anujjindal.in Platform While approaching the last stages of graduation, a lot of students feel somewhat confused about what steps to take next. There’s no doubt every student aspires for a bright career but as is often the case, most are not aware about the right pathways and lament in their …

A book titled ‘Indian Culture, Art and Heritage’ by Devdutt Pattanaik and Indian Polity, authored by Sriram Srirangam and RohitDeo Jha, have been added to Pearson India UPSC Test Prep catalogue. The first book shows how the amalgamation of three components – Culture, Art and Heritage – has created, build and resurrected Indian society from its inception. And, Indian Polity, …

France’s emlyon business school will have its open its own premises bearing the School’s colors within the heritage buildings of St Xavier’s College, Mumbai after the two entered into collaboration recently.  Students from emlyon-Mumbai shall have access to   the   whole   range of facilities    (classrooms, library,and laboratories) in the 12,000 sq metre campus. Initially it will admit 250 Indo-French students. The …

The School of Journalism and Mass Communication (SJMC) at Apeejay Stya University (ASU) has announced that admissions are now open for its Bachelors in Journalism & Mass Communication (BJMC) programme, for both, English and Hindi medium. The programme is designed to help students evolve into balanced media professionals. It provides rigorous academic and practical training in reporting, content writing, anchoring, …

This year’s graduating cohort of 403 from Teach For India fellowship enter the Teach For India’s Alumni movement. According to Payoshni Saraf, Director of Alumni Impact, this cohort redefined their Fellowship in the initial months of the pandemic to work on providing relief packages to communities affected, fundraised for struggling low income schools, supported government school teachers to migrate to …