Instagram Stories: A Powerful Tool That Can Help Your Business Grow By: Karthik Reddy Instagram added the Stories feature in 2016. Since then, it has proven to be a fun and useful medium for sharing memorable moments. However, it has also proved to be a powerful marketing tool for businesses [..]
IoT: A Groundbreaking Technology that Will Reshape Our World as We Know It By: Ana Bera IoT has emerged as a groundbreaking technology that has the potential to reshape our world. Although it’s still in its infancy stage, its adaptability, ingenuity, and rate of expansion are overwhelming. Although it might [..]
How We Make Complex Decisions | MIT Research Neuroscientists identify a brain circuit that helps break decisions down into smaller pieces. By: Anne Trafton | MIT News Office When making a complex decision, we often break the problem down into a series of smaller decisions. For example, when deciding how [..]
Adeptrix Corporation Receives Funding from ICV Venture Engineering Fund I to Accelerate Product Development Pipeline and Advance Translational Research Biology By: Jeffrey C. Silva, Ph. D. | Adeptrix Beverly, MA 01915, May 6th, 2019, Adeptrix Corporation announces the completion of initial investment through ICV Venture Engineering Fund I, for its [..]
Assessing the Place of AI in the Human Workplace By: Nick Galov For years, pop culture has painted AI as an autonomous technology that is built to help mankind but often ends up hurting it instead. As modern technology continues to steer closer towards realizing AI’s full potential, there are [..]
With new Proto Ventures Program, MIT Innovation Initiative turns ideas into impact By: Zach Winn | MIT News Office Since its launch in 2013, the MIT Innovation Initiative has been the driving force behind several projects designed to support MIT’s entrepreneurial community — but the new Proto Ventures Program may [..]
Writing High-Quality Publications; a textbook from 30 years of medical writing experience By: Vijay Soni, Ph.D. | Founder Scipreneur Did you know that nearly 3 million scientific papers are written each year? Yet studies suggest that most trials registered on Clinicaltrials.gov are not published in peer-reviewed journals within 2.5 years [..]
Impact of Artificial Intelligent Robots on Human Life By: B.Sree Vethya | TOC August finalist Robotics and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are general terms that imply the use of a computer to model and replicate the intelligent behavior. Research in AI focuses on the development and analysis of algorithms that learn [..]
Robotics Process Automation (RPA) Used in Health Care By: Atchaya Nataraj| TOC August finalist Robotics Process Automation (RPA) is used to automate processes and can also deliver a wealth of data in a continuous feedback loop that can be used for performance improvement and optimization. RPA systems can collect data on [..]
Nanobots – A Gift of Technology and Science By: Devasena Umai. R | TOC August finalist How would it be if you have nanobots administered to you, just like how you get vaccinated, and they circulate in your bodies all the time and monitor all that is happening in your body? [..]
These are Some Indian Scholarships You can Apply After 12th Class | TOC By: Dr. Richa Lakhotia We all know taking admission in govt colleges for higher studies is not an easy task, due to the very limited number of seats & high cut off. Students have to explore the suitable private [..]
Relationship Between Intelligence and Creativity Intelligence is the ability to acquire and utilize knowledge, whereas creativity is the act of having original and valuable thoughts. It’s immediately clear see how the two are linked in utility, though not so much in substance. Let’s explore. For some time (hundreds of centuries [..]
Creativity and Innovation Creativity is the act of turning new and imaginative ideas into reality. Creativity is characterised by the ability to perceive the world in new ways, to find hidden patterns, to make connections between seemingly unrelated phenomena, and to generate solutions. Creativity involves two processes: thinking, then producing. [..]
Common Traits of all Successful Entrepreneurs Every successful entrepreneur believes in Pareto’s Law more than the law of gravity. Pareto’s Law states that that 80 percent results come from 20 percent causes. Through experience, such entrepreneurs have learned that 20 percent of their actions yield 80 percent results. So they maximize their [..]
Let’s Start a Startup! By: Vijay Soni, Ph.D. | Founder and C.E.O. Scipreneur “A startup is a temporary organization used to search for a repeatable and scalable business model” – Steve Blank Setting up a startup is not easy. But if you have an idea that you think deserves to be shared, if you think that you [..]
Research Simplified – J-Gate, an answer to a Researcher’s Quest! Patience is one of the virtues that is required in abundance if you’re a researcher or a scientist. A typical day in the life of a researcher entails him/her rummaging online to find information. You find a surplus amount of [..]
‘Medequip’: A Venture for Quality Healthcare Products Did you know that Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) is the 4th largest cause of deaths globally? COPD has been given the nickname “the silent killer” because of how it can come to be diagnosed, and for how prevalent it is, in spite [..]
Entrepreneur? Must Read These Books By: Vijay Soni | Founder & C.E.O. Scipreneur Reading book is the most important way to improvise yourself as a leader. Because someone who doesn’t read is going to make more dumb mistakes than someone who reads and pays attention. There are some survey books that [..]
Patent is the Starting, Not the End! By: Vijay Soni, Ph.D. | Founder Scipreneur Many patent attorneys, especially pay-for-services outside counsel, are giving terrible advice that is purely self-serving. Their advice is only designed to put money in their pocket at the expense of their clients, but masquerades by “helping” [..]
Future of Energy: Cleaner Fossil Fuels By: MARK SHWARTZ | Stanford News This story is part of a series on Stanford collaborations helping to create the Future of Energy. In the United States, most electricity from the grid comes from power plants that run on coal or natural gas. These plants [..]
Future of Energy: Efficiency By: AMY ADAMS | Stanford News In the past few decades, improvements in energy efficiency in our homes, buildings and cars have significantly reduced carbon emissions by cutting demand. In addition to the environmental impacts, this enhanced efficiency has improved national security, reducing energy imports four [..]
This is Why Researchers Should Step Out of The Lab By: David L. Chandler | MIT News Office When Shreya Dave was an MIT doctoral student working on a new kind of filter for desalination plants, she paid a visit to a working reverse-osmosis desalination plant in Spain. She quickly learned [..]
SciGlo: A One-Stop Solution for Your Scientific and Career Needs By: Sandhya Sriram Ph.D. | Founder and C.E.O. of SciGlo 26 September 2017 Did you know that more than 65% of students/scientists spend more than 1 hour – 60 minutes! – per day online, searching for information (jobs, internships, products, reagents, labs, [..]
The 4th Annual U.Pitch National Elevator Pitch Competition and Showcase November 16, 2017 Future Founders immerses youth in experiences that inspire and empower them to create their own opportunity. We believe this leads to a generation more determined, hopeful and equipped as they engage the future. To date, our programs have [..]
Innovative Entrepreneurial Intentions can Be Cultivated By College Innovative entrepreneurial intentions – or the aim to create new products and bring them to market, rather than replicating existing products – are boosted by college experiences, according to research by NYU’s Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development. The multi-country [..]
A New Course by Stanford Teaches Designing For People With Disabilities BY: SARAH DEROUIN Source: Stanford News Students in a new undergraduate course have this question to ponder: How would it feel to be a bright person with big goals and ideas, but live in a world that’s not designed for [..]
Pilot Program Started by NIH for Innovative Neurological Research By: NIH News January 26, 2017 The first 30 recipients of the new R35 Research Program Award (RPA), a pilot program designed to encourage creative research by enhancing funding stability, have been announced by the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke [..]
Study: Technological Progress Alone Won’t Stem Resource Use Jennifer Chu | MIT News Office January 24, 2017 Are humans taking more resources from the Earth than the planet can safely produce? The answer lies partly in whether we can “dematerialize,” or reduce the amount of materials needed to produce goods [..]
Kripa Varanasi: Innovating at Interfaces David L. Chandler | MIT News Office January 24, 2017 Ketchup’s sluggish pace as it oozes out of its bottle is a longstanding nuisance — but one that is about to be upended by a new product coming to market. The brainchild of MIT mechanical [..]
BIRAC Announces 10th Call for Proposals under the Biotechnology Ignition Grant (BIG) Scheme 1st Jan-15th Feb, 2017 Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance Council (BIRAC), a Section 8 ‘Not-for-Profit Company’ of Government of India, has been set up as DBT’s interface agency, to serve as a single window for emerging biotech companies. [..]
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