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	technology of science Daily update ⋅ 26 February 2018
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	PM: Use Science and Technology for welfare Doordarshan Prime Minister Narendra Modi today stressed that science and technology should be used for welfare of humanity and to reach the highest peaks of human life. Addressing the 41st edition of monthly Mann Ki Baat programme, the PM also said that spirit of inquiry is the real inspiration behind scientific ... 'Spiritualism needed even as world makes progress in science and tech', Modi at Auroville - Hindustan Times Narendra Modi invokes CV Raman in 41st edition of Mann Ki Baat, stresses on science and ... - Firstpost Ensuring women's participation in every walk of life our duty: PM - Economic Times Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Wearable tech aids stroke patients BBC News Scientists in the US are developing wearable sensors to speed up the recovery of stroke patients. The sensors are able to send information to doctors continuously. The team developing the system says it could allow therapists to more closely monitor the effectiveness of their care. Details of the study ... Flag as irrelevant
	Science And Technology For Sustainable Future The Navhind Times Science and technology for sustainable future is the theme of National Science Day (NSD), February 28, 2018, celebrating the completion of nine decades of discovery of the Raman Effect. And to achieve a sustainable future we need visionary scientists and technologists like C V Raman. Goans would ... Flag as irrelevant
	Girls gather at CLC to learn about science, technology careers Chicago Daily Herald Girls interested in careers dealing with science, technology, engineering and math gathered Saturday in Grayslake to learn about opportunities in those fields. The College of Lake County's seventh annual STEM for Girls event was open to girls in seventh through 12th grades, who attended workshops ... STEM Like a Girl event promotes careers in math, science to young women - Tyler Morning Telegraph Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Think It! Make It! gives kids a taste of science and technology careers Corvallis Gazette Times Six-year-old cousins Adri Atchley, center, of Corvallis and Kyle Atchley of Lebanon work on a science experiment with Haley Coutts of the Oregon State University College of Engineering. Elementary and middle school kids from around the mid-valley took part in Think It! Make It!, a free, hands-on ... Flag as irrelevant
	STEM Saturday provides kids with a taste of science, technology fields KOB 4 "You don't necessarily have to be a Ph.D. lab scientist like a lot of my colleagues are to really get into technology," he said. "Technology is more and more important across many careers, so we want kids to know about that early, and consider choosing a career in technology." Watch the above video for ... Flag as irrelevant
	The continuing challenges for women in STEMM Cosmos In light of this, what does the future look like for women in science, technology, engineering, mathematics and medicine, or STEMM for short? After all, quite a lot is riding on the answer. Our ability to address a wide range of current and future challenges — in climate, resource sustainability, food security, ... Flag as irrelevant
	NIT to spruce up maths, science teachers' aptitude Times of India RAA's aim is to make science, maths and technology exciting for children and to foster an enduring interest in activities inside as well as outside the ... Research and Training (SCERT) has asked NIT Goa to conduct teacher training programmes for around 250 science and 250 maths teachers under RAA ... Flag as irrelevant
	Interview: Quantum tech is tip of iceberg, full application expected to come in decades: Israeli ... Xinhua JERUSALEM, Feb. 24 (Xinhua) -- The development of the quantum technology is just the tip of iceberg and in very early stage, and the full application of the technology is expected to arrive within several decades, an Israeli scientist said. China has made an "amazing" achievement in quantum ... Flag as irrelevant
	Funeral parlour looking for 'volunteers' for 'Black Mirror' project to create immortal AI Express.co.uk While the technology sounds like science fiction, if it happens then digital immortality could be a real phenomenon. This is not the first time scientists have proposed AI which would allow people to live forever. Futurist Dr Michio Kaku thinks we could soon be able to upload our minds into machines which ... Flag as irrelevant
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