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Post-study work in Ireland: How graduates are building global careers after graduationIreland is becoming a top destination for international students, offering academic excellence and strong industry links. Universities focu...- The alchemist of Bengaluru: Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw began from a garageKiran Mazumdar-Shaw has named her niece Claire Mazumdar as successor, setting up a gradual leadership transition at Biocon. A pioneer who b...
- Demand for AI professionals in India projected to touch one million by 2026: ReportIndia's tech education landscape is increasingly embracing interdisciplinary and industry-integrated learning to nurture a new generation o...
- US Visa Row: How international students make America greatDespite facing increased scrutiny and stricter visa rules, international students significantly boost the U.S. economy, contributing $43.8 ...
- With the pvt sector indifferent to R&D, India risks missing the deep-tech bus, or getting locked outChina recognized technological dependence as a weakness and invested heavily in R&D. India faces similar challenges now. The government has...
- Emcure Pharmaceuticals partners with Gilead Sciences to produce HIV prevention drug LenacapavirEmcure Pharmaceuticals has partnered with Gilead Sciences Ireland UC to manufacture and distribute generic lenacapavir for HIV prevention a...
- Dr Reddy's enters voluntary licensing deal with Gilead for long-acting HIV drugDr. Reddy’s has partnered with Gilead Sciences to manufacture and market the HIV drug Lenacapavir in India and 120 other countries. The agr...
- Singing to babies may help them learn a new language, claims new studyPhonetic information, the smallest sound elements of speech, typically represented by the alphabet, has been considered by many linguists t...
- Looking for R&D opportunities? How Ireland could be a good option for youIreland has emerged as one of the leading global centres for Research, Development, and Innovation. The country offers an ideal commercial,...
- Scientists in Ireland identify how and why some Covid patients develop blood clotsPrevious research has established that blood clotting is a significant cause of death in patients with Covid.
- Ireland has a reason to celebrate India’s Republic DayIn more recent times trade and investment and Indian diaspora in Ireland are bringing the two countries closer. “Trade and investment also ...
- 8 websites offering free or paid online courses that can enhance your careerThe lockdown is a good time to upskill or acquire knowledge in a new field. Acquiring a new skill can help you enhance your career. Do keep...
- First drug proves able to improve survival from COVID-19The drug was given either orally or through an IV. After 28 days, it had reduced deaths by 35% in patients who needed treatment with breath...
- A look at 10 most-prominent churches in BengaluruAs Bengaluru dives into the spirit of Christmas, here are some of the oldest churches in the city and the stories behind them.
- UCC to celebrate George Boole’s bicentenary year at IIT Madras, looks to further India tiesAs part of the GB200 programme, UCC is holding a day-long symposium in Chennai on 20th November in collaboration with IIT Madras and the In...
- PM Narendra Modi meets several hundred Indian-Americans in New YorkIn fact, he would have met at least a hundred people and posed for picture on the first night itself when he arrived after a long flight fr...
- Taxing times for Make in India: Why CBTD should be prevented from driving away investorsCBDT vitiates the investment climate because of several factors — extreme complexity of income tax laws, combative and rent seeking attitud...
- India commits to end hunger at London eventThe event, organised by Prime Minister David Cameron at 10 Downing Street, was attended by Olympic stars, charity organisations, companies ...
- Jellyfish invasion in a warming worldAblood-orange blob the size of a small refrigerator emerged from the dark waters, its venomous tentacles trapped in a fishing net. Within m...
- Brains, tax breaks attract drug research cos to IrelandGlaxosmithkline investigated 12 countries when it was deciding where to research gastrointestinal diseases. It chose Ireland.
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