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NET score allowed for admissions to PhD in place of entrance test: UGC

The University Grants Commission has decided that the NET score can be used by students for admission to PhD programmes in place of entrance tests conducted by the different universities and the Higher Education Information System. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Daniel Kahneman, renowned psychologist and Nobel prize winner, dies at 90

The Israeli-American’s book, Thinking, Fast and Slow, was a worldwide bestseller with revolutionary ideas about human error and bias

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Best-selling psychologist of 'Thinking, Fast and Slow,' dies at 90

One of the founders of behavioral economics, who incorporated human quirks into the study of how people make economic decisions, has died. Daniel Kahneman was 90.

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Tirunelveli Campus Connect

Rojavanam convocation, FX students win project competition, webinar on marine fish, NEC grant, smart materials conference, Caterpillar collaboration at ACEW.

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IIT Palakkad offers science quest, summer internship for school, college students

IIT Palakkad offers ScienceQuest for Class XI students and a summer internship for undergraduates and postgraduates in various fields.

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Research scholars miffed with UGC over delay in Savitribai Jyotirao Phule Fellowship For Single Girl Child

UGC delays Savitribai Jyotirao Phule Fellowship applications, leaving PhD students across India frustrated over uncertainty and lack of response.

The Hindu

$160K Libel Verdict for Ex-Student Based on Professor's Research Misconduct Allegations

In Rossi v. Dudek (D. Utah), plaintiff sued her former professor for libel, based on his allegations that she had committed research misconduct. Such allegations of misconduct that are made within an employer or an educational institution are often "conditionally privileged," which means (to oversimplify) that liability is only allowed…

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Graduates’ Reception of JSS Medical College on March 23

JSS Medical College in Mysuru to hold Graduates' Reception with awards, medals, and recognition for academic excellence.

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‘Exorbitant’ fees paid to academic publishers better spent on Australian research and education, report finds

Australia Institute report author says proposed open-access research library ‘great start’ but research grants reforms are needed to disrupt current model

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India’s R&D funding, breaking down the numbers

It is crucial to assess the current research and development funding landscape in India and its resulting output

The Hindu

St. Joseph’s College of Law wins national moot court event in Belagavi

St. Joseph’s College of Law students win top prize in M.K. Nambyar Memorial National Level Moot Court Competition.

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Tirunelveli Campus Connect

Science expo and quiz competition at St. Mary’s College, Thoothukudi, with 1,415 students participating and prizes awarded.

The Hindu

Riders on post-doc research a deterrent for college teachers in Kerala

Kerala college teachers face obstacles in including post-doctoral fellowship period in service records, impacting pensions and research opportunities.

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Head of UK science body calls for ‘creative disagreement’ after Michelle Donelan libel row

Ottoline Leyser of UKRI says people in public eye should be able to debate better, with less polarisation and blame

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UK science secretary received government advice before Hamas tweet

No 10 refuses to say how Michelle Donelan was advised over accusation against academic who then sued her for libel

Marie Claire

Women in STEM: celebrating our achievements this IWD

Here's why women play a vital role in shaping the cutting edge careers of tomorrow.

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Taxpayers foot the bill after academic’s libel action against UK minister

Michelle Donelan had urged Research England to cut ties with a member of its advisory group over alleged Hamas support

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I wish to take time out of administrative work and continue work in laboratory, says Sharath Ananthamurthy

Sharath Ananthamurthy, new Vice-Chancellor of Kuvempu University, aims to balance administrative duties with biophysics research.

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UK science minister apologises and pays damages after academic’s libel action

Michelle Donelan had accused two members of Research England’s advisory group of ‘sharing extremist views’ in letter to UKRI

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Madurai Campus Connect

Remembering Evelyn Rhine: National Science Day celebration and media studies seminar at Lady Doak College, quiz contest at Madura College.

International Business Times

Iran Prevents Nobel Winner From Attending Father's Funeral: Family

Iranian authorities have prevented jailed Iranian Nobel peace laureate Narges Mohammadi from attending the burial ceremony of her father who died earlier this week, her family said Thursday.

Evening Standard

New York medical school offers students free tuition after $1bn donation

A late investor’s wife has donated a record-breaking sum of money to the Albert Einstein College of Medicine

The Hindu

Pauling, the (near) perfect man for science

On February 28, 1951, American scientist Linus Pauling, along with his co-workers at Caltech, published their theoretical description of the structure of proteins in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. For Pauling, who spent a lifetime in science, it was the perfect way of turning 50. A.S.Ganesh takes a…

International Business Times

Oleg Orlov: A Tenacious Dissident Since Soviet Times

Veteran Russian dissident Oleg Orlov, who was sentenced on Tuesday to two and a half years in prison, has been a campaigner since the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in 1979.

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Russian human rights campaigner sentenced to jail for denouncing war

Oleg Orlov, 70, tells court he has committed no crime and regrets nothing before being sentenced to two and a half years in prison

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