【ノーベル賞に日本人2人】単独で大発見はなし得ない 基礎研究の基盤を大切に 東京大特任准教授 浅谷公威
Category: education
Melbourne professor Richard Robson among Nobel Prize chemistry winners
Melbourne professor Richard Robson among Nobel Prize chemistry winners
GN Ramachandran: Celebrating The Legacy Of A Pioneer In Biophysics
GN Ramachandran was a pioneering Indian scientist whose groundbreaking contributions transformed the study of protein structure. He was born on October 8, 1922. His work has had a lasting impact on biochemistry and molecular biology, and his name is etched in the history of scientific research due to his pioneering methods in understanding the three-dimensional structures of proteins.
UPSC CDS II Result 2025 To Be Out Soon; Here’s How To Download
The Combined Defence Services (CDS) exam results will be declared soon by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) on the official website, upsc.gov.in.
Japanese Teachers Still Work World’s Longest Hours
Elementary and junior high school teachers in Japan still work the longest hours among their peers worldwide, according to an OECD report released on Tuesday. While the 2024 results by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development showed working hours had fallen by around four hours per week compared with the previous survey in 2018, Japan’s teachers still far exceeded their global counterparts. (News On Japan)
Report: North Carolina assistant coach suspended for allegedly giving a player’s family extra sideline passes
Armond Hawkins is in his first year at North Carolina after coaching with Steve Belichick at Washington in 2024.
Coursera now available within ChatGPT: How to use
OpenAI has announced the integration of Coursera into its ChatGPT platform, making it the first online learning service to be directly embedded in the AI chatbot.
Translation, education and development
R ecently, there has been growing interest in translation studies. What could be the reason behind the rapid rise in translations popularity across the globe? It is often said that the gap between developed and developing countries boils down to knowledge and is rooted in educational.