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FOR EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION SKILLS IN
ENGLISH AMONG STUDENTS... - GTU to utilise good hands for better use
Ahmedabad Mirror | 4 Nov 2014
The technological varsity will form groups of
students fluent in English to train fellow mates less versed in the language;
programme to start in January. To enhance communication skills in aspiring
engineers, Gujarat Technological University (GTU) is planning to form groups of
students fluent in English to train fellow students less versed in the
language. Read
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Airport's new vision: System to help
aircraft land in low visibility conditions
The Times of India | 5 Nov 2014
The city airport is set to get a
guidance system which will help air traffic control (ATC) to track the
movements of aircraft and several other vehicles plying on the aerodrome in low
visibility conditions. After Mumbai airport, Ahmedabad's Sardar Vallabhbhai
Patel International Airport is the second airport in the western region to get
advanced surface movement guidance and control system (A-SMGCS). Read
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India mulls strategic
shift in stance on climate parleys : May Take Different Line From China
The Times of India | 5 Nov 2014
Climate negotiations in the run-up
to the global deal in Paris next year may not to be on predictable lines. After
trade, the Narendra Modi government is now contemplating astrategic shift
during talks, delinking India's position from China. Read
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Quest for total
information just got easier
Ahmedabad Mirror | 5 Nov 2014
Raghuvir Songhela, 21, a software
developer and a DAIICT alumnus, devises new method to make RFID, the latest
infotech fad, way more secure. Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is taking
the world by storm. In India, it will be making its appearance with electronic
toll plazas, some of which have already been tested on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad
highway. While the system is convenient, security issues can become a major
concern for those getting tagged. Not to worry. A 21-year-old software
developer from Bangalore has written a research paper that can counter such
worries. Read
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New handheld device
could sniff out drugs
Ahmedabad Mirror | 5 Nov 2014
Researchers are using a new type of
carbon nanotube material to create a handheld sensor that could quickly detect
explosives, deadly gases and even illegal drugs. University of Utah engineers
have developed a new type of carbon nanotube material for handheld sensors that
will be quicker and better at sniffing out explosives, deadly gases and illegal
drugs. Read
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Sound waves may help
replace tissue
Ahmedabad Mirror | 1 Nov 2014
Researchers have developed a way
to use ultrasound to create cellular scaffolding that could serve as a biocompatible
template on which to grow new tissue. Scientists at the University of
Washington have developed a way to use sound to create cellular scaffolding for
tissue engi neering, a unique approach that could help overcome one of
regenerative medicine's significant obstacles. The researchers will present
their technique at the 168th meeting of the Acoustical Society of America. Read
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Pandian is new chief
secretary
Ahmedabad Mirror | 31 Oct 2014
According to sources, DJ Pandian
was picked for the top post since the CM felt he was perfect for the job when
the state was preparing for a grand Vibrant summit. He superseded S K Nanda who
has been made CMD of GSFC. Considered to be one of the most powerful
bureaucrats in Gujarat, D J Pandian trumped everyone to clinch the top post of
Chief Secretary (CS) of the state. Pandian superseded SK Nanda, an
independent-minded civil servant, who has been made the chairman and managing
director of Vadodara-based Gujarat State Fertilisers and Chemicals Ltd (GSFC). Read
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3D-printed smarter, cheaper prosthetics
Ahmedabad Mirror | 31 Oct 2014
Researchers have created an
open-source 3D-printable electromyographic controlled prosthetic hand that is
more than 100 times cheaper than a comparable commercially available device. For
most amputees, the road to a more fun recreactional prosthetic device is slow
and costly. However, thanks to a student-led research group at the University
of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, that might be changing, which is especially
good news for those who are most in need, residents of the developing world. Read
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Smart shoes could
prevent injuries
Ahmedabad Mirror | 4 Nov 2014
Researchers have created a new
device that can track your location, heart beat and your running style to
predict future injuries and provide advice to improve your performance. Hardly
any sport is as popular as jogging, millions worldwide train regularly. Read
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