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The flagship activity of the Department of Science and Technology's INSPIRE program, which aims to encourage academic engagement with the sciences, is a popular science camp for high school students. Athulaprabha Murthi speaks with program coordinators and organizers of several of these camps to gain insight into the program, which attracts students from across the country.
Shreya Malik shares her experiences as a member of the BCIL (Biotech Consortium India Limited) team, which conducted an independent evaluation of the Department of Biotechnology (DBT) Post-Graduate Teaching Programme that supports supports Masters-level biotechnology courses in universities/institutions across the country.
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The Institute of Mathematical Sciences( IMSc) announces call for application for the Ph.D. programme in computational biology. This is open for students 
Edd Gent reports about a new pain-free drug delivery system developed by a team of biologists and aerospace engineers from Bangalore, which could provide a novel way of treating hard to shake infections in diabetics.
Ipsita Herlekar reports on a recent study in which scientists from Kolkata have tested whether converted coral discs when infused with growth factors are more effective in enhancing and accelerating bone tissue regeneration.
