Category Archives: Arts/ Science

Jan
17
2012

What Kind of Physicist You Want to Be?

The natural science of physics involves the study of matter and its motion through spacetime, as well as the exploration of related concepts such as energy and force. Generally speaking, physics focuses on understanding the behavior of the universe through a general analysis of nature. Physics also makes significant contributions through advances in new technologies that arise from theoretical breakthroughs.

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Jan
16
2012

Higher Education in Mathematics

In this article we feature two institutes of higher education that specialize in Mathematics.

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Jan
16
2012

Chennai Mathematical Institute

Located in a five-acre campus in Siruseri, Chennai, the Chennai Mathematical Institute (CMI) was founded in 1989. Granted the status of a university in 2006, the CMI offers undergraduate as well as postgraduate programs in physics, mathematics, and computer science. Its key strength though us in high-end research in mathematics.

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Jan
2
2012

Is Dissection Necessary?

It is a question that has been asked for several decades now: Should the lives of other species be sacrificed for the educational furtherance of humankind? A student of the life sciences as part of his undergraduate study annually dissects at least five specimens each of cockroaches, prawns, pila, fish, garden lizards, frogs, and rats. At least 19 million insects and animals are removed from their habitats each year for this purpose alone.

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Nov
25
2011

The Farm Sector Takes on a Sheen

The Information Technology sector has enjoyed and continues to enjoy an exclusive place of importance in the job market. But such exclusivity is beginning to give way to other sectors, one of which is farming. Those who qualified in farming were often considered not the most important part of the workforce. Things have changed so rapidly that today jobseekers with a degree in the agricultural sciences are much sought after. The demand for farm science graduates and postgraduates has been growing steadily in the past 3 to 4 years.

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Nov
11
2011

Get Free Online Math Tips from Bill Gates’s Favorite Tutor

There are several parents whose children cannot  rely on them for help with math, chemistry, physics, or other related subjects. These parents resort to hiring tutors, which can be expensive. A better alternative would be online learning or e-learning. So where can you look for the best resource? We suggest you consider using the source Bill Gates and his children use: the Khan Academy.

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Sep
22
2011

Dalai Lama Inaugurates Centre for Tibetan Studies at IGNOU

Tibetan political leader, the Dalai Lama recently inaugurated the Centre for Tibetan Studies at the Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU), Delhi. At the function that followed, the university honored him with the degree of doctor of letters (Honoris Causa).

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Sep
22
2011

Common National Test for College Admissions Likely by 2013

In July 2011, addressing the Mail Today Education Conclave as the chief guest, HRD Minister Kapil Sibal had announced that setting up a single college entry test for college admissions across the country was his earnest dream. Subsequently, a committee under the science and technology secretary, T. Ramaswamy, was set up by the HRD Ministry to revise the test methodology of selecting students for undergraduate admissions.

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Sep
9
2011

Madras Crocodile Bank—35th Year Celebrations

To encourage new researchers and long-term projects in Herpetology (the study of reptiles and amphibians), the Madras Crocodile Bank has announced an annual grant of Rs. 25 lakhs as a part of its 35th year celebrations. Celebrations will include special feeding demonstrations for visitors, who can also interact with staff members to learn more about the life cycle and history of the reptile.

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Sep
6
2011

The 2011 QS World University Rankings

It was through the most wide-ranging surveys of their kind ever conducted that the 2011 QS World University Rankings were compiled. Numbers alone do not tell the whole story, especially since universities are complex. While other rankings focus primarily on measures of research productivity such as citations, the QS exercise counterbalances this information with the views of global academic and graduate employers drawn from a truly representative global sample. Thus QS has dramatically increased the scope of its surveys in 2011. This year’s rankings draw on the views of over 33,000 academics and 16,000 graduate employers from around the globe.

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