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BHOPAL: Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER) Bhopal researchers invented a new technology that can deliver active molecules to specific sections of proteins. Scientists at IISER Bhopal have carried out studies on the “engineering” of protein molecules in recent years. Their serial technological breakthrough has gained in-depth insight into the chemical properties of these molecular machines. With this understanding, they developed the first modular platform for the precision mechanics of proteins. The chemical modification of proteins is essential for the understanding of protein functions and the development of therapeutics and diagnostics. The research team of the Departments of Chemistry and Biological Sciences at IISER Bhopal includes, among others, Dr. Vishal Rai, Dr. Ram Kumar Mishra, Dr. Sanjeev Shukla, Dr. Srinivasa Rao Adusumalli, Dr. Dattatraya Gautam Rawale and Dr. Neetu Kalra others who worked on this novel research. The develop...

The latest research report on the College Catalog and Curriculum Management Software Market is an in-depth study of this business area, and it provides information related to key parameters in the industry. The report provides details on the prevailing market trends, market shares, industry size, current salary, periodic performances and profit forecasts over the forecast period. The report provides extensive documentation of the market performance of university catalog and curriculum management software during the analysis period. It provides insights into the driving factors influencing market dynamics, as well as the growth pattern tracked by the industry over the forecast period. The report also focuses on analyzing the challenges existing in the market and the growth prospects that will define the industry in the years to come. Key Highlights of the College Catalog and Curriculum Management Software Market Report: Consumption graph Compensation forecast Market concentratio...

According to Rashid Al Awadhi, CEO of the New Media Academy, VR and immersive technologies are shaping the learning experience of tomorrow. Photo credit: Delivered Dubai: Dubai-based New Media Academy announced the launch of the Middle East's first virtual campus to use immersive technology on Sunday. The campus is a tailor-made virtual space station from the New Media Academy in orbit around Mars. Users are given the experience of transporting them to explore the surface of Mars. Several academy members and alumni attended the inauguration of the virtual campus, including executives from public and private institutions as well as independent content makers. Charlie Fink, specialist in immersive and virtual reality technology and Forbes columnist, gave a presentation on the role of Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) in business and ...

Jordan Green | The Oklahoman Summer programs are designed to help students affected by a pandemic Oklahoma Superintendent Joy Hofmeister announced that the state is investing $ 14 million in school programs to help students recover from the pandemic. Addison Kliewer, Oklahoma Consistent pay, opportunities to learn, and the ability to do what she loves. In some jobs, such a combination may seem too good to be true. But Janeth Reyna, a student at ASTEC Charter High School, says she will have it in her upcoming two-year apprenticeship at Dell Technologies in Oklahoma City. “I really like helping others and showing love to the community,” Reyna said. "I can do that by communicating over the phone and helping solve your technical problems." Reyna is one of five Charter School juniors selected for a Dell program that trains students for jobs in the booming technical support industry. The program, which started in 2017 and did not accept any new students in 2020 due to the c...

After virtual classes were suspended due to a ransomware attack late last year, the Newhall School District was named one of six districts across the country on Wednesday to receive a $ 500,000 cybersecurity grant. District officials said the grant money will be used for upgrading their computer systems, training employees and families in solid digital security strategies, and providing a template for responding to incidents like last September for Newhall administration. According to Norton.com, ransomware attacks involve antagonistic software that invades a system and withholds data from administrators and users of the system until a ransom is paid. Distance learning for the Newhall district was suspended from Sept. 14-23, officials said at the time, and parents have been temporarily asked to stay away from the district's technology until the threat is neutralized. On Wednesday, Superintendent Jeff Pelzel declined to comment on how the district could resume cla...

When Carlee Simon became the principal of Alachua County School, the first task on her agenda was to rededicate the school district. However, with the expectation that about $ 90 million in federal funds will flow into the county's school system, she is putting this task on hold - at least for another year, if not longer. Instead, it shifts the focus to reorganizing the school administration with the stated aim of ensuring that the school system is ready and able to spend this inflow of money efficiently. The school reallocation should start in autumn 2022 and should solve the problem disrupting the school system in Alachua County: a number of schools in the western part of the county are overloaded while others, mainly on the east side, are underutilized. It is neither convenient for students nor cost effective. From April: Ready or not, Alachua County's new headmaster says a rezoning must come Big changes in the head: Alachua County's principal plans to change the adminis...

Gary Stern | Rockland / Westchester Journal News The hope is that this summer will be a bridge from one and a half years of pandemic education to an autumn for everyone in school and a "normal" school year 2021-22. The abrupt transition to distance learning in March 2020, followed by an autumn and winter of “hybrid” teaching and debates about synchronous vs. asynchronous learning, challenged students, parents and educators alike. Lower Hudson Valley school districts tried to adhere to the state's sometimes ambiguous health and safety guidelines and county advice while feeling pressure from some parents to reopen schools. The differences separating affluent suburban boroughs from needier, more diverse boroughs also became clearer than ever as boroughs take months to bring laptops and WiFi hotspots to all students. News / lohud magazine took a step-by-step approach to the issues and challenges that families and schools face. Here are some recent articles on education in...

The project gave students hands-on experience, said Bob Thoreson, construction instructor, while saving costs for the owner. “That's one of the great things about things we can do here too. The kids have a really good experience and the customer gets a pretty good deal with no labor costs, ”said Thoreson. "That's why we like to say that it is a win-win situation in this scenario." And Darby Heinert, assistant director of the Career and Technology Center and assistant principal of Jamestown High School, says these types of experiences are not only valuable to students, but can also help potential employers. From the end of October to May around 17 junior and senior students in the construction professions worked on the cabin. "I've worked in construction with my father over the years and have always been keen to learn mo...

The current research report on the global Education Technology (Ed Tech) Market presents the latest industry data and future trends so you can identify the products and end users that are driving sales growth and profitability in the marketplace. The report offers a comprehensive analysis of the key drivers, leading market players, key segments, and regions. In addition, the experts thoroughly examined various geographic areas and presented a competitive scenario to help new entrants, leading market players and investors identify emerging markets. These insights offered in the report would help market participants formulate strategies for the future and gain a strong position in the global market. Request a sample of this premium research: https://www.bigmarketresearch.com/request-sample/3780722?utm_source=KI&utm_medium=Rajashrik The report begins with a brief introduction and market overview of the Education Technology (Ed Tech) industry, followed by its market scope and size....

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Competency-Based Education Spending Market is a comprehensive report on the global market offering in-depth industry insights covering all the key parameters and analysis that provide qualitative insights into the factors influencing the growth of the global Competency-Based Education Spending Market. Covers all regions and countries in the world that have the status of regional development including market size. The Skill-Based Education Spending market was estimated at $ 48500 billion in 2021 and is projected to reach $ 59700 billion by 2025, up from a CAGR of 6.9% over the forecast period. Competency-based programs assess students' progress in terms of precise skills and ensure graduate integration into any new area with increasing labor needs. Request a sample copy of this report: (SPECIAL OFFER: UP TO 25% OFF FOR LIMITED TIME) https://www.reportsnmarkets.com/request_sample.php?id=109212&mode=RON The report presents the competitive landscape of the market and a corre...

FALL RIVER - BMC Durfee High School announces the following students have made it into the top 10 of the class of 2021: Charlotte Misturado, Valedictorian, is the daughter of Glen and Michelle Misturado of Fall River. She will attend Yale University with a major in Health Sciences. Charlotte receives the Academic Excellence Award from the Superintendent, Harold R. Bannister and Nathan & Irene Anthony Chance Alumni Association Scholarship and a Junior Book Award. During her time at Durfee, she has challenged herself in over 10 AP courses and outperformed them in all. Charlotte was Senior Captain of Durfees Varsity Girls Soccer Team, Member of the National Honors Society, Learn to Serve, and MIAA Ambassador. She also worked to donate $ 1,500 worth of money and products to the Northeast Animal Shelter. Sophie McDonnell, salutatorian, is the daughter of Steven and Erin McDonnell of Hood Street in Fall River. She will be attending Simmons University this fall to study nursing and ...

“It's so rewarding when a student says, 'I get it now. Thank you for explaining to me, '”said Peake, who has taught English literature at Valley Middle School for five decades. "I love your reaction to your success." Peake was honored on Friday May 28 for the impact she has made at the school during her 50-year career. At the special event attended by current and former colleagues and staff, school district administrators and former students, the admiration and respect of many people for them was evident. Several speakers praised her qualities as teacher and friend, and shared fond memories and some personal stories that made the knowing audience laugh. Another English teacher, Kristin Smith, who spoke during the program, said, "Thank you for touching so many lives." Peake received plaques and recognitions from Ma...

Harrisburg, PA - Today Acting Secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Education, Noe Ortega, along with Executive Director Jeff Sweda (UBCTS) of the Upper Bucks County Technical School (UBCTS), local superintendents, and State Representative Craig Staats led a school tour led by Raymond Slifer, Pennsylvania's first-ever professional and technical education (CTE) student honored with the US Presidential Scholar Award. "I was thrilled to have the opportunity to tour Upper Bucks County Technical School with Raymond and see where his passion for STEM was nurtured," said Acting Secretary of Education Noe Ortega. “As the first CTE student in Pennsylvania to receive one of the highest academic awards in the country, Raymond has paved a path that reflects hard work, leadership, and community service. I look forward to recognizing future students across Pennsylvania who will follow in his footsteps. " Investing in vocational and technical education is a priority for th...

PARIS , June 3, 2021 / PRNewswire / - Sequans Communications SA (NYSE: SQNS), the leading supplier of chips and modules for broadband, critical and massive IoT, announced that BEC Technologies, maker of 4G / 5G broadband network solutions, has announced that Cassiopeia Cat 4. Sequans Deploys CBRS Module To Connect A New 4G / LTE Router Designed As A Cost-Effective Solution For Schools To Facilitate Distance Learning During The Covid-19 Pandemic And Beyond. BEC Tech 4G / LTE CBRS WiFi router connected to Sequan's CBRS module “We are proud to partner with BEC to connect their new router, which will enable schools to set up distance learning in a way that is not only fast and reliable, but also inexpensive and gives schools exactly what they need for teaching need need remotely over private CBRS networks, "said Bertrand Debray , VP and GM, Broadband IoT, Sequans. "The global pandemic has created a high demand for distance learning solutions using CBRS networks and the BEC...

Times Observer photo by Brian Ferry Warren County Career Center Automotive Technology Student Alex Glotz accepts a $ 5,000 scholarship check from Midtown Motors owner Kevin Ruttenbur. Students who prevail often receive scholarships to further their education. Sometimes students don't need further education, but they deserve a reward. Alex Glotz, an automotive engineering student at the Warren County Career Center, spent two years working and learning from Midtown Motors during the Career Center's Co-op / TANF program. His working day was interrupted on Tuesday. He was called to a meeting. Little did he know that he would meet with the owner, the service providers, his parents and his teacher. Nor did he know that he would accept a scholarship. Owner Kevin Ruttenbur, Service Director Randy Carlson, Service Director Rich Landman presented Glotz with $ 5,000 - $ 1,000 was in his hands on Tuesday, with another $ 2,000 to follow on his one- and two-yea...