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Thought of the day by Ada Lovelace, the first computer programmer: ‘Your best and wisest refuge from all troubles is in…’ Wisdom on how to find logic over chaosThought of the day: Ada Lovelace’s enduring insight underscores the power of science as both a practical tool and a philosophical anchor. I...- Startups, not the only game in townIndia faces a job creation challenge as millions enter the workforce. The nation needs to support entrepreneurship in key sectors like infr...
- Scientists from IISc, IIT-M, NCBS TIFR bag HUL’s Women in STEM fellowshipHindustan Unilever Limited (HUL) has awarded its third Women in STEM Fellowship to eight scientists from leading Indian institutions. These...
- Women scientists from IISC, IIT Madras & NCBS TIFR bag HUL’s Women in STEM FellowshipThe Fellows were awarded at an event held at HUL’s R&D campus in Bengaluru in the presence of distinguished Women STEM leaders, including D...
- Women make for 35 pc STEM graduates globally; maths, gender stereotypes major reasons: UNESCOUNESCO's GEM team reveals that women constitute only 35% of STEM graduates globally, a figure stagnant for a decade, attributing it to low ...
- Amazon opens Future Engineer Makerspace in Bengaluru, aims to train 4,000 childrenThe initiative, the online retailers said, aimed to empower about 4,000 students in grades 5-12 from low-income families with hands-on lear...
- IIM Shillong signs MoU with SIDBI to launch entrepreneurship training and incubation programmeIIM Shillong and SIDBI have signed an MoU to promote entrepreneurship in the Northeast. The partnership will launch the STEM Programme, pro...
- More women must let off STEAMIndia's STEM education landscape is uneven with women constituting 42.3% of STEM students. Only 16.6% of STEM faculty in Indian universitie...
- Tech companies are bridging gender gap in a more sustainable fashionClosing the gender gap in India's tech sector requires collaboration across sectors. Efforts from employers, educational institutions, and ...
- As companies focus on STEM, women tick the tech boxLeading companies, including Vedanta, Procter & Gamble, Kotak Mahindra Bank and Tech Mahindra, have stepped up hiring of women in STEM acro...
- P&G India to introduce career relaunch program for STEM professionalsThe initiative called ‘P&G ReLaunch program’ is part of the company’s commitment to strengthen diversity in STEM and will focus on people l...
- Zolo launches initiative for individuals looking for internships or jobsThe idea has stemmed from the Zolo community where the leadership team and residents helped people who lost their jobs during the pandemic ...
- More women in IT workforce, companies now work on their growthAccording to data from 451 Research, a technology industry research firm, women now make up 34% of the IT workforce in India and the countr...
- Women less likely to pursue STEM careers, says surveyMeasures taken during college education would help prepare young women better to go the distance in STEM careers, the survey suggested.
- Ivanka Trump stresses on fuelling women-led business growthFuelling the growth of women-led businesses isn't simply good for our society -- it's good for our economy, said Ivanka Trump.
- Edugild launches fourth batch of dtech accelerator programmeThe startups in the fourth batch include Musein, a learning and mentorship community for people interested in creative areas like film, TV,...
- US body announces scholarship programme for Indian womenIIE and Goldman Sachs believe that providing young women university scholarships toward a degree in a STEM field and offering real-world ca...
- Tata Consultancy Services ranked 58th most valuable US brandTCS is one of only four global IT Services companies recognised as a Top 100 Brand in the US, and is the sector's most powerful brand with ...
- Indian American teen entrepreneur to get White House awardUnder Swetha's direction, Everybody Code Now! has taught hundreds of students how to code and has raised thousands of dollars for schools.
- Indian-origin scientist at MIT wins US$ 250,000 Heinz AwardShe hopes to eventually develop implantable liver tissue as a complement or substitute for whole-organ transplant.
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