#Joint MSc- PhD

[iit-jam]

IIT JAM Vs GATE: Which Exam is Right for You?

For students aspiring to advance their academic or professional journeys, IIT JAM (Joint Admission Test for MSc) and GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) are two of the most prestigious national-level exams in India. Both are organized by the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs), but they cater to different purposes and audiences. If you're unsure which exam aligns with your career aspirations, this guide highlights the key differences to help you decide.

Purpose and Goals

IIT JAM: This exam is aimed at students who wish to pursue MSc, Joint MSc-PhD, or other postgraduate programs in science at institutes like IITs, NITs, and IISc. It’s an excellent choice for candidates aspiring to establish a career in research, academia, or science-related fields. Subjects include Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biotechnology, and more.

GATE: GATE is designed for students from engineering, technology, or science backgrounds who seek admission to M.Tech, M.E., or Ph.D. programs. Beyond academics, GATE serves as a gateway to employment in Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) like IOCL, ONGC, and BHEL, offering lucrative career opportunities.

Eligibility

IIT JAM: Candidates holding a bachelor’s degree in science are eligible to apply. Each program has specific subject requirements, which must be met to qualify for admission.

GATE: Open to candidates with a bachelor’s degree in engineering, technology, or science, including final-year students. GATE's broader eligibility criteria attract a wider range of aspirants.

Career Prospects

IIT JAM: Successful candidates can secure admission to MSc or integrated Ph.D. programs at IITs, IISc, and NITs. This path is ideal for students aiming for careers in research, academia, or specialized scientific domains.

GATE: A good GATE score provides access to top postgraduate programs and job opportunities in PSUs. It also opens avenues in advanced engineering, research, and government roles.

Which Exam Should You Choose?

Your choice between IIT JAM and GATE depends on your career aspirations. If you're interested in science and research, IIT JAM is the right fit. On the other hand, if you’re inclined towards engineering, technology, or PSU careers, GATE is a better choice.

For an in-depth comparison and more insights, check our blog on IIT JAM Vs GATE for detailed information. Make the right choice to align your career with your goals!

[elstevo]

Pump-Action Summer - A Dixon & Dong Joint

The home on Gonád Road came up in real estate listings as a villa or sometimes a compound. At ground level, a handful of separate structures connected by basements, bridges, and verandas formed a horseshoe around the gardens and swimming pool. The main house stood three stories tall including the attic which opened into a sun room which opened onto a rooftop patio. Somewhere inside were a half-dozen bedroom suites, a commercial-grade kitchen, a private movie theatre, and a highly profitable laboratory. The DiFrodesiac twins knew all this. Their research lay open on their laps as they surveilled the place.

Besides every estate listing, public document, and news clipping for the house going back thirty years, they had manila folders for all four of the occupants, the three members of the Humongous family, as well as their long-time manservant Grone. Jonathan Pritchard Humongous (MS, MSc, PhD) and Adelia Forsythe-Clicks (MA, MSc) were soon to celebrate twenty-eight years of marriage and recently held a party for their daughter Ethel’s twenty-fifth birthday. Ms. Forsythe-Clicks’s architectural firm brought in most of the bacon although Dr. Humongous’s scientific revenue should not be sneezed at. Her buildings drove up rents in every major skyline worldwide, and his patents were the crown jewels of industrial espionage. Ethel Humongous (MS, multiple Bango Award winner) shared some of her father’s patents, held two of her own, and made spectacular erotic cinema. The twins had seen her films and predictably not reacted.

The front door to the house swung sharply open, and Ethel Humongous bounded out. She was evenly caramel-toned from head to foot, with eyes as gold as her hair, and small all over except where it paid better to be large. Her breasts were handsome in the archaic sense, and she had never groomed her thatch. No one had ever asked her to; it was immaculate. She was otherwise physically unremarkable yet utterly superb in terms of personality. No one had ever disliked Ethel except at a distance, and the twins were not far enough away, parked as they were just across the street in their inconspicuous hire car. They both felt an alien stirring in their deficient loins and, with perfect synchronicity, wiggled uncomfortably.

Proximity to Ethel turned a lens on something they’d only understood at an academic level and forced on them personal experience of the prurient, albeit as fleeting as perfume from a passing gondola. What had been a purely mercenary assignment immediately became blood vendetta. The twin riding shotgun turned and reached for the violin case on the back seat, but his brother’s gentle hand on his shoulder stopped him. True, there would be time later for brutale delicto. For now, they still had a tail job to perform, and the DiFrodesiacs were nothing if not dedicated to a good tailing.

Ethel Humongous pulled her sexy little roadster out onto the road, and the twins followed at a professional distance. She led them down the long, empty roads of the suburban hills into downtown California Beach. Traffic thickened. The twins closed the distance of their tail because they could and because they had to. They drove and drove. Ethel stopped at corner stores, clothes shops, delis, and everywhere else up and down the city. She was an easy tail. She obeyed every traffic law and kept a good amount under the speed limit, typical of a youth out to enjoy their salad days in an open-top car in summer, the blue skies overhead and ocean breezes in their hair.

Down along the beachfront, though, she broke the pattern. At a signal turning red from amber, she accelerated hard to beat the light. Ethel’s roadster leapt through the intersection and swung left. The low chassis leaned hard on the right-hand springs as the actor at the wheel pushed the envelope. Both twins felt a surging anxiety. Had she made them? They shared a quick glance that communicated an entire debate. They relaxed. There was no way this bubbly little girl had made them, no chance she was giving them the runaround. They were two of the best. They were focused on their job, unrelenting agents undistracted by carnal trinkets like handjobs or butt stuff. Their perfect record ran longer than that girl had been alive.

The light changed, and they roared around the corner. They scanned the road ahead for their quarry. Surf shacks, convenience stores, taco stands, and taco stands, and taco stands passed by on either side. Every strand of beautiful person seemed to be out and enjoying the day.

Neither twin noticed a sexy little roadster slip into traffic behind them, Ethel Humongous at the wheel, microcamera in hand.

[evoldir]

Fwd: Graduate Position: AuburnU.ConservationGenomics

Begin forwarded message: > From: evoldir@evol.biology.mcmaster.ca > Subject: Graduate Position: AuburnU.ConservationGenomics > Date: 29 August 2024 at 06:15:37 BST > To: rdmpage@gmail.com > > > The Whelan Lab at Auburn University and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service > Southeast Conservation Genetics Lab (SECGL) are seeking graduate student > applications for the MSc or PhD degree. At least one MSc and one PhD > position will be available to start in August 2025. Potential masters > and PhD projects include conservation genetics and molecular ecology > of freshwater mollusks, phylogenetics and systematics of freshwater > gastropods, and environmental DNA (eDNA) related research like assay > design and applied distributional studies. Students interested in eDNA > research are particularly encouraged to apply. Students will work in > museum, lab, and field environments. > > SECGL is a joint U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Auburn University > research lab. We are located in Swingle Hall on Auburn University’s > main campus. Our research includes both basic and applied science, and > students work in an academic research environment while collaborating with > government researchers and on-the-ground conservation scientists. Students > will have the opportunity to work directly with conservation practitioners > and perform cutting-edge research. Current research projects in the lab > include (1) phylogenomics of freshwater gastropods, with an emphasis > on Pleuroceridae, (2) conservation genomics and molecular ecology of > freshwater mollusks, including threatened and endangered mussels and > snails, (3) taxonomy of terrestrial snails, freshwater mussels, and > freshwater snails, (4) freshwater gastropod life history evolution, (5) > conservation genomics of threatened and endangered freshwater fishes, and > (5) black bass genetics management. The lab’s research has recently > expanded to include eDNA work. We also work with the National Fish > Hatchery program and use genetic data to evaluate and improve hatchery > efforts. > > SECGL has outstanding facilities, equipment, and capacity for lab- and > field-based research. Current eDNA lab space includes modular clean rooms > and separate rooms for different steps of eDNA data generation. We are in > the process of constructing new lab and office space that will include > purpose-built eDNA and traditional conservation genetics lab space. We > have all the equipment needed for next-generation library prep and > other molecular data generation, including an Agilent Fragment Analyzer, > Blue Pippen, Quibit, and Opentrons OT-2 liquid handling robot. We also > have multiple computers for bioinformatics (e.g., an 80-core, 512GB RAM > machine) and access to additional computing resources through Auburn > University and the Alabama Supercomputer Authority. The lab has a 4WD > SUV and other equipment for fieldwork. > > Auburn University is a public land-, sea-, and space-grant institution > with internationally recognized research and academics. Auburn and nearby > Opelika, Alabama are vibrant towns with excellent quality of life and > a relatively low cost of living. > > > GRA Stipends and Start Dates: Students will receive a stipend of at least > $2,500/month ($30,000/year) and a tuition waiver. Available start dates > are August 2025. > > > More information about the lab: www.nathanwhelan.com; > https://ift.tt/cCAMBr2 > > To apply: Send a letter of interest, current CV, contact information > for 2-3 references, and unofficial transcripts to: Dr. Nathan Whelan, > nathan_whelan@fws.gov. Members of historically underrepresented groups > are particularly encouraged to apply. > > > > "Whelan, Nathan V"

[aman2576]

IIT JAM 2024 : Joint Admission test for Masters

https://medicaljagat.com/exams/iit-jam

The IIT Joint Admission Test for MSc (IIT JAM) is an entrance exam conducted jointly by the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) for admission to various postgraduate programs such as MSc, Joint MSc-PhD, MSc-PhD Dual Degree, and other post-bachelor degree programs at IITs and IISc.

IIT JAM is held once a year, usually in February, and the exam pattern includes multiple-choice questions (MCQs), multiple-select questions (MSQs), and numerical answer type (NAT) questions. The duration of the exam is typically 3 hours.

To be eligible for IIT JAM, candidates must have a bachelor's degree in the relevant field with the required percentage of marks. The application process, exam dates, syllabus, and other details are announced by the organizing institute on the official IIT JAM website.

IIT JAM scores are used for admission to various academic programs offered by IITs and IISc. Candidates can apply to these institutes based on their ranks and counselling procedures after the results are declared.

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Two from MIT named 2024 Marshall Scholars

Anushree Chaudhuri and Rupert Li will pursue graduate studies in the United Kingdom.

Julia Mongo | Office of Distinguished Fellowships

Anushree Chaudhuri and Rupert Li have won Marshall Scholarships, a prestigious British government-funded fellowship that offers exceptional American students the opportunity to pursue several years of graduate study in any field at any university in the United Kingdom. Up to 50 scholarships are awarded each year by the Marshall Aid Commemoration Commission.

The students were advised and supported by the distinguished fellowships team, led by Associate Dean Kim Benard in Career Advising and Professional Development. They also received mentorship from the Presidential Committee on Distinguished Fellowships, co-chaired by professors Will Broadhead and Nancy Kanwisher.

“The MIT students who applied for this year's Marshall Scholarship embody that combination of intellectual prowess, hard work, and civic-mindedness that characterizes the Institute at its best,” says Broadhead. “These students are truly amazing! The thoughtfulness and optimism they demonstrated throughout the months-long exercise in critical reflection and personal growth that the application process demands impressed and inspired us all. On behalf of the Distinguished Fellowships Committee, Nancy and I are thrilled to extend our warmest congratulations to Anushree and Rupert and our very best wishes as they take their richly deserved places in the Marshall Scholar community.”

Anushree Chaudhuri

Anushree Chaudhuri from San Diego, California, will graduate next spring with bachelor’s degrees in urban studies and planning and economics and a master's in city planning. As a Marshall Scholar, she plans to pursue an MPhil/PhD in environmental policy and development at the London School of Economics and Political Science. In the future, Chaudhuri hopes to work across the public and private sectors to drive structural changes that connect global environmental challenges to local community contexts. Since 2021, Chaudhuri has worked with Professor Larry Susskind in the Science Impact Collaborative to study local responses to large-scale renewable energy projects. This past summer, she traveled around California to document the experiences of rural and Indigenous communities most directly affected by energy transitions.

Chaudhuri has also worked with the U.S. Department of Energy, the World Wildlife Fund, and an environmental, social, and governance investing startup, as well as with several groups at MIT including the Office of Sustainability, Environmental Solutions Initiative, and the Climate and Sustainability Consortium. She represented MIT as an undergraduate delegate to the United Nations COP27. On campus, Chaudhuri co-leads the Student Sustainability Coalition, an umbrella organization for student sustainability groups. She has previously served as chair of Undergraduate Association Sustainability; a co-lead of the student campaign to revise MIT’s Fast Forward Climate Action Plan; judicial chair of Burton-Conner House; and as a representative on several campus committees, including the Corporation Joint Advisory Committee. She also loves to sing and write. In 2023, Chaudhuri was named a Udall Scholar and an MIT Burchard Scholar. By taking an interdisciplinary approach that combines law, planning, economics, participatory research, and data science, she is committed to a public service career addressing social and climate injustices.

Rupert Li

Hailing from Portland, Oregon, Rupert Li is a concurrent senior and master’s student at MIT. He will graduate in May 2024 with a BS in mathematics, a BS in computer science, economics, and data science, and a minor in business analytics. He will also be awarded an MEng in computer science, economics, and data science.

As a graduate student in the U.K., Li will pursue the MASt degree in pure mathematics at Cambridge University, followed by the MSc in mathematics and foundations of computer science at Oxford University. Li aspires to become a professor of mathematics.

Li has written 10 math research articles, primarily in combinatorics, but also including discrete geometry, probability, and harmonic analysis. Since his first-year fall, he has worked with Adjunct Professor Henry Cohn in the MIT Department of Mathematics and has authored two papers based on this work.

Li works on sphere-packing and coding theory, a famously challenging mathematical problem that has applications in error-correcting codes, which are ubiquitously used in the digital age to protect against data corruption. He currently also works with Professor Nike Sun in the MIT math department on probability theory and Professor Jim Propp of the University of Massachusetts at Lowell on enumerative combinatorics and statistical mechanics.

Li has worked as a course designer and teaching assistant for Professor Jim Orlin of the MIT Sloan School of Management and Professor Muhamet Yildiz in the Department of Economics, and is currently head teaching assistant for class 6.7900 (Machine Learning). Li received the Barry Goldwater Scholarship and a Morgan Prize Honorable Mention for his undergraduate research. In his free time, he enjoys watching movies and playing strategy games with friends.

[medicaljagat]

iit jam exam

The Joint Admission Test for MSc (JAM) is an entrance examination conducted for admission to various postgraduate programs like MSc, Joint MSc-PhD, MSc-PhD Dual Degree, and other post-bachelor degree programs at Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and the Indian Institute of Science (IISc).

[subbareddy]

From Bureaucracy To Politics, Dr. Thota Chandrashekhar Has Left No Stone Unturned

As the President of the BRS party, Dr. Thota Chandrashekhar, a retired IAS officer with a MSc and a PHD, has been making waves in Andhra Pradesh. Dr. Chandrashekhar has gone above and beyond in his efforts to change the state, drawing on his impressive political and bureaucratic experience. A rare honor for an ex-IAS officer is that Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrashekhar Rao recently appointed him as the President of the AP BRS. Dr. T Chandrashekhar's new blood donation crusade, which saw in excess of 100 individuals give blood, was only one of his numerous drives pointed toward working on the existences of individuals, and he likewise coordinated the planting of trees on Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrashekhar Rao's birthday, featuring his obligation to natural manageability. His accomplishments go past these new occasions. As a previous IAS official, he has a noteworthy history of public help. During his time in the common help, he served in different limits in the public authority of Andhra Pradesh, including as the Collector of East Godavari region, Joint Secretary in the Division of Modern Approach and Advancement in the Service of Business and Industry, and Chief General of the Public Foundation of Customs, Extract, and Opiates. Dr. Thota's work as Collector of East Godavari Locale was especially remarkable. During his tenure, he implemented a number of novel initiatives, such as a project to promote organic farming and a program to empower rural women. The district became a model for sustainable development under his leadership, with an emphasis on agriculture and rural development. Dr. Chandrashekhar has been involved in politics in addition to his work in the civil service. Since then, he has put in a lot of effort to advance the party's agenda and effect change in the state. Dr. Chandrashekhar has voiced his disapproval of Andhra Pradesh's current situation. He has been straightforward about the unfortunate condition of framework, the absence of water system and drinking water, and the developing issue of joblessness. Additionally, he has criticized the state's political leadership, claiming that they have not kept their promises to the people of Andhra Pradesh. Notwithstanding these difficulties, Dr. Chandrashekhar stays hopeful about what's in store. He is of the opinion that the BRS party will emerge as a viable alternative to the state's current political parties. He has illustrated an unmistakable vision for the party, zeroed in on advancing supportable turn of events, enabling ladies, and working on the existences of individuals of Andhra Pradesh. In conclusion, Dr. Thota Chandrashekhar is a remarkable person who has worked for the public good all his life. His most recent tree planting and blood donation campaigns are just the recent manifestations of his unrelenting efforts to improve the lives of others. His great history in the common assistance and his obligation to legislative issues have assisted him with turning into a strong voice for change in Andhra Pradesh. The state's future appears to be very bright with Dr. Chandrashekhar in charge of the Ap BRS Andhrapradesh.

[plitics]

From Bureaucracy To Politics, Dr. Thota Chandrashekhar Has Left No Stone Unturned

As the President of the BRS party, Dr. Thota Chandrashekhar, a retired IAS officer with a MSc and a PHD, has been making waves in Andhra Pradesh. Dr. Chandrashekhar has gone above and beyond in his efforts to change the state, drawing on his impressive political and bureaucratic experience. A rare honor for an ex-IAS officer is that Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrashekhar Rao recently appointed him as the President of the AP BRS. Dr. T Chandrashekhar's new blood donation crusade, which saw in excess of 100 individuals give blood, was only one of his numerous drives pointed toward working on the existences of individuals, and he likewise coordinated the planting of trees on Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrashekhar Rao's birthday, featuring his obligation to natural manageability. His accomplishments go past these new occasions. As a previous IAS official, he has a noteworthy history of public help. During his time in the common help, he served in different limits in the public authority of Andhra Pradesh, including as the Collector of East Godavari region, Joint Secretary in the Division of Modern Approach and Advancement in the Service of Business and Industry, and Chief General of the Public Foundation of Customs, Extract, and Opiates. Dr. Thota's work as Collector of East Godavari Locale was especially remarkable. During his tenure, he implemented a number of novel initiatives, such as a project to promote organic farming and a program to empower rural women. The district became a model for sustainable development under his leadership, with an emphasis on agriculture and rural development. Dr. Chandrashekhar has been involved in politics in addition to his work in the civil service. Since then, he has put in a lot of effort to advance the party's agenda and effect change in the state. Dr. Chandrashekhar has voiced his disapproval of Andhra Pradesh's current situation. He has been straightforward about the unfortunate condition of framework, the absence of water system and drinking water, and the developing issue of joblessness. Additionally, he has criticized the state's political leadership, claiming that they have not kept their promises to the people of Andhra Pradesh. Notwithstanding these difficulties, Dr. Chandrashekhar stays hopeful about what's in store. He is of the opinion that the BRS party will emerge as a viable alternative to the state's current political parties. He has illustrated an unmistakable vision for the party, zeroed in on advancing supportable turn of events, enabling ladies, and working on the existences of individuals of Andhra Pradesh. In conclusion, Dr. Thota Chandrashekhar is a remarkable person who has worked for the public good all his life. His most recent tree planting and blood donation campaigns are just the recent manifestations of his unrelenting efforts to improve the lives of others. His great history in the common assistance and his obligation to legislative issues have assisted him with turning into a strong voice for change in Andhra Pradesh. The state's future appears to be very bright with Dr. Chandrashekhar in charge of the Ap BRS Andhrapradesh.

[sheharreddy]

From Bureaucracy To Politics, Dr. Thota Chandrashekhar Has Left No Stone Unturned

https://thotachandrashekhar.com/

Dr. Thota Chandrashekhar, a retired IAS officer with an MSc and a PHD, has been making waves in Andhra Pradesh as the President of the BRS party. With his impressive background in bureaucracy and politics, Dr. Chandrashekhar has left no stone unturned in his efforts to bring about change in the state. He was recently appointed as the AP BRS President by Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrashekhar Rao, a rare honor for an ex-IAS officer.

Chandrashekhar’s recent blood donation campaign, which saw more than 100 members donate blood, was just one of his many initiatives aimed at improving the lives of the people, and he also organized the planting of over 100 trees on the eve of Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrashekhar Rao’s birthday, highlighting his commitment to environmental sustainability.

His achievements go beyond these recent events. As a former IAS officer, he has an impressive track record of public service. During his time in the civil service, he served in various capacities in the government of Andhra Pradesh, including as the Collector of East Godavari district, Joint Secretary in the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion in the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, and Director General of the National Academy of Customs, Excise, and Narcotics.

Dr. Thota's work as Collector of East Godavari District was particularly noteworthy. During his tenure, he implemented several innovative initiatives, including a program to empower women in rural areas and a project to promote organic farming. Under his leadership, the district became a model for sustainable development, with a focus on agriculture and rural development. In addition to his work in the civil service, Dr. Chandrashekhar has also been active in politics. He has since been working tirelessly to promote the party's agenda and bring about change in the state.

Dr. Chandrashekhar has been a vocal critic of the current state of affairs in Andhra Pradesh. He has been outspoken about the poor state of infrastructure, the lack of irrigation and drinking water facilities, and the growing problem of unemployment. He has also been critical of the political leadership in the state, accusing them of failing to fulfill their promises to the people of Andhra Pradesh.

Despite these challenges, Dr. Chandrashekhar remains optimistic about the future. He believes that the BRS party will emerge as a viable alternative to the existing political parties in the state. He has outlined a clear vision for the party, focused on promoting sustainable development, empowering women, and improving the lives of the people of Andhra Pradesh.

In conclusion, Dr. Thota Chandrashekhar is a remarkable individual who has dedicated his life to public service. His recent blood donation campaign and tree planting initiative are just the latest examples of his tireless efforts to make a difference in the lives of people. His impressive track record in the civil service and his commitment to politics have helped him become a powerful voice for change in Andhra Pradesh. With Dr. Chandrashekhar at the helm of the Ap BRS Andhrapradesh, the future of the state looks bright indeed.

[sequelscreen]

IIT Kanpur to host 56th convocation ceremony on July 3

IIT Kanpur will confer its highest honorary academic degree— the Doctor of Science (Honoris Causa) upon boxer and politician, MC Mary Kom.

The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Kanpur will be hosting its 56th convocation on July 3 with NR Narayana Murthy as their chief guest. Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kanpur was established on November 2, 1959.

This year, a total of 2,127 students will receive their degrees. Apart from the degrees, various prizes and medals will also be awarded to students across several categories. IIT Kanpur will confer its highest honorary academic degree — the Doctor of Science (Honoris Causa) upon boxer and politician, MC Mary Kom.

Out of the 2,127 degrees, 236 are for PhD students, 15 from MTech-PhD (joint degree), 483 from MTech, 739 from BTech, 21 MBA students, 16 MDes students, 51 from MS (by research), 40 from PGPEX-VLFM, one diploma student from IIT (DIIT), 151 MSc (2 year course) students, 18 double major students, 125 students from dual degree, 14 from MS-PD (MS part of dual degree), 149 from BS and 68 students from eMasters degree programmes.

Murthy is an alumnus of the institute and is known for shaping India’s IT industry. He pursued MTech from IIT Kanpur in 1969.

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From Bureaucracy To Politics, Dr. Thota Chandrashekhar Has Left No Stone Unturned

Dr. Thota Chandrashekhar, a retired IAS officer with an MSc and a PHD, has been making waves in Andhra Pradesh as the President of the BRS party. With his impressive background in bureaucracy and politics, Dr. Chandrashekhar has left no stone unturned in his efforts to bring about change in the state. He was recently appointed as the AP BRS President by Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrashekhar Rao, a rare honor for an ex-IAS officer.

Chandrashekhar’s recent blood donation campaign, which saw more than 100 members donate blood, was just one of his many initiatives aimed at improving the lives of the people, and he also organized the planting of over 100 trees on the eve of Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrashekhar Rao’s birthday, highlighting his commitment to environmental sustainability.

His achievements go beyond these recent events. As a former IAS officer, he has an impressive track record of public service. During his time in the civil service, he served in various capacities in the government of Andhra Pradesh, including as the Collector of East Godavari district, Joint Secretary in the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion in the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, and Director General of the National Academy of Customs, Excise, and Narcotics.

Dr. Thota's work as Collector of East Godavari District was particularly noteworthy. During his tenure, he implemented several innovative initiatives, including a program to empower women in rural areas and a project to promote organic farming. Under his leadership, the district became a model for sustainable development, with a focus on agriculture and rural development. In addition to his work in the civil service, Dr. Chandrashekhar has also been active in politics. He has since been working tirelessly to promote the party's agenda and bring about change in the state.

Dr. Chandrashekhar has been a vocal critic of the current state of affairs in Andhra Pradesh. He has been outspoken about the poor state of infrastructure, the lack of irrigation and drinking water facilities, and the growing problem of unemployment. He has also been critical of the political leadership in the state, accusing them of failing to fulfill their promises to the people of Andhra Pradesh.

Despite these challenges, Dr. Chandrashekhar remains optimistic about the future. He believes that the BRS party will emerge as a viable alternative to the existing political parties in the state. He has outlined a clear vision for the party, focused on promoting sustainable development, empowering women, and improving the lives of the people of Andhra Pradesh. In conclusion, Dr. Thota Chandrashekhar is a remarkable individual who has dedicated his life to public service. His recent blood donation campaign and tree planting initiative are just the latest examples of his tireless efforts to make a difference in the lives of people. His impressive track record in the civil service and his commitment to politics have helped him become a powerful voice for change in Andhra Pradesh. With Dr. Chandrashekhar at the helm of the Ap BRS Andhrapradesh, the future of the state looks bright indeed

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PPSC JOBS ADVERTISEMENT

Punjab Public Service Commission known as PPSC responsible to hire qualified people in different departments and they provide numerous jobs.

PPSC jobs advertisement 2023

Punjab Public Service Commission known as PPSC responsible to hire qualified people in different departments and they provide numerous jobs.

offered salary: 100000 to 200000.

Age: 40 to 50.

Gender: Male/Female.

Skills level: Management, Administration.

Designation: Assistant Director.

Experience: 5 to 7 years experience required.

Region: Punjab

Vacant position:

Joint Chief Economist (BS-20)

Assistant Director Agriculture

Qualification according to Joint chief Economist.

PHD in economics, Economics planning, Economics policy, Development economics, transportation economics, Industrial economics, Business Administrator of public finance, from a recognized university.

Qualification according to the Assistant Director Agriculture.

2nd division from the recognized university

Msc (hons) Agriculture OR Bsc agriculture engineering OR Bsc mechanical engineering

FOR APPLYING YOU MUST HAVE TO VISIT THE SITE.

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Fwd: Postdoc: SouthAfrica.Genetics_MarineBiology

Begin forwarded message: > From: evoldir@evol.biology.mcmaster.ca > Subject: Postdoc: SouthAfrica.Genetics_MarineBiology > Date: 12 April 2024 at 06:24:55 BST > To: rdmpage@gmail.com > > > The Centre for Ecological Genomics and Wildlife Conservation at the > University of Johannesburg invites expressions of interest for a > joint postdoctoral fellowship to the value of R250 000 (~US$ 13,400) > per annum.  The fellowship is awarded for up to 2 years, depending > on performance. > > Candidates should have experience in the analysis of genetic and/or > genomic data by means of unix-based applications, including high > performance computing. The successful applicant will work on existing > or new projects in a research field of their choice, which may > include population genetics/genomics, phylogenetics/genomics and > eDNA metabarcoding. Projects typically focus on marine/estuarine > eukaryote species of conservation concern, commercially exploited > species, or document biodiversity. Please see details about the > center at https://ift.tt/iMOx6vk and > https://ift.tt/zprOJ8j > > This is an excellent opportunity for young researchers (with a PhD > awarded within the past 5 years) to boost the number of research > outputs on their CV. They can also gain experience in student > supervision if they choose to become registered co-supervisors of > postgraduate students (MSc and PhD levels). The University of > Johannesburg is Africa's top university in terms of the number of > accredited research outputs published, and postdocs contribute > significantly to this: > https://ift.tt/Vy1wU8z > . > > Interested candidates should please send the following documents > to Prof.  Peter Teske (pteske101@gmail.com); the review of applications > will commence immediately: > > * A motivation letter not exceeding 1 page in which the applicant >  briefly summarises skills and interests (with a particular focus >  on experience in unix-based analyses and other skills relevant to >  this position) > * A short CV (1-2 pages) that includes key publications; do not include >  predatory journals (https://ift.tt/QITkDdM) > * Proof of having completed a PhD no earlier than 2019 (e.g. a scan of >  the PhD certificate or academic record); candidates who have not yet >  completed their PhD, but expect to do so soon, are encouraged to apply > * A PDF of at least one published (or in press) scientific paper that is >  relevant to this position (at least one first authorship is a >  prerequisite) > * Contact details of three references > > The most suitable candidate will be selected by May 1, and will > then officially apply for this position at the departmental level > (the closing date is May 15). The actual commencement of the postdoc > position is flexible, but should be no later than 3 months after > the outcome of the application has been announced. > > > *Prof. Peter Teske* > Department of Zoology > University of Johannesburg, Kingsway Campus > Auckland Park 2006 > South Africa > Tel +27 (0)11 559 3373 > https://ift.tt/5E9esbR > > > For courier shipments: > D3 LAB 339 > (D LAB building on the far right (seen from D RING), two floors up, > turn right through the glass door, last entrance on the left) > Department of Zoology > University of Johannesburg, Kingsway Campus (APK) > Corner Kingsway and University Rd. > Auckland Park 2092 > Email: pteske101@gmail.com > Tel.: 011 559 3373 > > Peter Teske

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Celebrating Amazing Women for the Month of March: Lindsay LeBlanc

Celebrating Inspirational Women throughout the month of March.

Dr. Lindsay LeBlanc is a Canadian atomic physicist. She is an associate professor of physics at University of Alberta and the Tier 2 Canada Research Chair for Quantum Simulation with Ultracold Quantum Gases. Her work involves quantum simulation, quantum memory, and developing hybrid quantum systems.

Dr. LeBlanc completed a BSc in engineering physics at University of Alberta. She earned a MSc and PhD in physics at University of Toronto researching ferromagnetism in ultracold Fermi gas winning the 2011 CAP Division of Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics Canada (DAMOPC) Thesis Prize for her PhD thesis on “Exploring many-body physics with ultracold atoms”. She conducted a postdoctoral fellowship at the Joint Quantum Institute of National Institute of Standards and Technology and University of Maryland, College Park.

She is part of the multidisciplinary QUANTA (QUantum Nanotechnology Training in Alberta) CREATE program team which trains graduate students in emerging quantum technologies. She was also a fellow of Canadian Institute for Advanced Research (CIFAR)'s quantum materials program. At the U of A, LeBlanc started a research group and leads quantum simulation experiments and explores atomic quantum memory and hybrid quantum technologies. She has led development of new techniques to build quantum memories using ultracold rubidium atoms to store pulses of light encoding quantum information. She also studies hybridization of solid state devices in ultracold gasses and aims to extend quantum correlations between systems. LeBlanc's research may lead to the engineering of more energy-efficient electronic devices that use many-body behaviour.

R. J. Davies

A Riveting Jacked-In Dreamy Mind-Bender

RJ Davies - Science Fiction Author, Maddox Files, Novels

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Candidates must obtain a minimum score of 55% on the qualifying exam. All applicants who fall under the SC, ST, or PD categories must have scored a minimum of 50% overall on the qualifying test. The grades earned across all study years should be included in the overall percentage. It should contain the grades attained in the primary subjects, additional subjects, and languages. You will get detailed knowledge about eligibility from any of the best coaching for iit jam physics in delhi.

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New formulation can provide up to six months of full protection against HIV

For people at high risk of contracting HIV, missing doses of their daily HIV prevention pills can have big consequences. In some cases, missing a pill can lead to lack of protection against the virus. Since 2017, the lab of Rahima Benhabbour, PhD, MSc, associate professor in the UNC/NCSU Joint Department of Biomedical Engineering, has been working with a research team at the Centers for Disease…