Circumnutation is a common plant behavior in which plants rotate around a central axis, allowing exploration of the surrounding 3D space. This movement is the achievement of coordinated cell growth and turgor pressure changes, and was first analyzed in detail by Charles Darwin.
Researchers at IISc and @jncasr have developed a paper-based platform that can help quickly detect the presence of antibiotic-resistant, disease-causing bacteria.
It would be an inexpensive and time-saving approach for testing samples.
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#IIScresearch
Summer Internship in Korea
Open for UG and PG students till 31st March 2024 in Physics, Chemistry, Math, Biology, cognitive & Medical Science. Duration of the Internship is June 24 ~ August 16, 2024. Airfare and accommodation provided to interns.
Info
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Scientists discover why ripe fruit is more susceptible to necrotrophic pathogens than unripe fruit
In a recent study researchers have elucidated the mechanism underlying the susceptibility to necrotrophs in fruit ripening
#bioactive#attenuate#jasmonate
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An oil painting of Welwitschia I illustrated a few years ago. This extraordinary desert-dwelling gymnosperm only ever produces two adult leaves: they grow like a conveyor belt, splitting into ribbons along the way.
Out of the random blue, one fine day our institute decided to bar students from pursuing an external final year MS thesis. Really don't know if I should laugh or scream my lungs dry.
"When I’m writing well, I have this very clear and distinct feeling that what I’m writing on is already written. It’s somewhere out there. I just have to write it down before it disappears."
- 2023 literature laureate Jon Fosse on his writing
Read more:
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LIST OF SCHOOLS IN USA 🇺🇸 WITH FULLY-FUNDED SCHOLARSHIP IN SPECIFIC COURSES.
1. University of Notre Dame (PhD Chemistry)
2. Oregon State University (MS Statistics)- GRE, IELTS
3. University of Cincinnati (PhD Philosophy)
4. New Mexico State University (MSc in Family and Consumer Science) - TOEFL
5. Georgia State University (MS in Biology). No GRE, NO IELTS/TOEFL, NO WES.
6. Georgia state university
(MBA) business analytics.
GRE
7. North Carolina State University (PhD Chemical Engineering)
8. University of Georgia (PhD Engineering Education)
9. North Dakota State University (PhD chemistry) GRE, WES
10. UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
PhD (Rhetoric and Composition)
11. University of Kansas (Chemistry PhD) TOEFL + MSc
12. University of Kentucky (M. SC, Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering) GRE
13. Purdue University, Fort Wayne (M.A Professional Communication)
14. Lehigh University (PhD Bioengineering)
15. Georgia State University (MSc. Statistics) GRE, School transcript
16. Washington State University (MSc Horticultural Science)
17. University of Tennessee, Knoxville
PhD, Mathematics
Full funding
No GRE, TOEFL, publication, app fee 😱
18. Purdue University, West Lafayette ( PhD. Medical Physics), GRE.
19. South Dakota State University. PhD Nutrition and Exercise Science (Major Human Nutrition). GRE required, But Professor waived it for me. WED required.
20. Purdue University, West Lafayette. PhD Cell and Molecular Biology, IELTS required.
22. American University, Kogod School of Business. MS, Accounting. $20,000 scholarship. GRE, APP FEE WAIVED.
23. Ohio University. PhD Communication Studies. Fully Funded. Only application fee is required.
24. State University of New York Upstate Medical University
PhD Biomedical Sciences (Bsc-PhD)
No publication, no app fee, no GRE, no IELTS
WES evaluation after you have been accepted.
25. Wayne State University. Molecular Genetics and Genomics. Fully funded. No GRE & English Test. Request for App Fee waiver after starting the application. WES is required after admission.
26. University of Delaware. MS Human Nutrition
GRE required, TOEFL waived, app fee waived, but $75 without waiver.
27. Arizona State University. PhD Materials Science and Engineering
GRE( I don’t think they are accepting GRE anymore), no toefl, application fee depends on department but I was given fee waiver
28. University of Delaware, PhD Art History, Fully Funded. *NO APP FEE, NO ANY TEST*
29. Ohio University, MA, Art History, Fully Funded, NO APP FEE, NO ANY TEST.
30. Florida State University, MA, Art History, Fully Funded, WES REQUIRED, $30 APP FEE, NO TEST.
31. Kent State University, MA, Art History, Fully Funded, NO APP FEE, NO ANY TEST.
32. Virginia Tech University, Chemistry PhD fully funded, App fee $75, No Tests(GRE Optional)
33. West Virginia University, Chemistry PhD. No Tests, App fee waived (All achieved with good communication with the GC).
34. University at Buffalo. PhD Medicinal Chemistry TOEFL waived GRE optional App fee waived. Cold emailed Prof✅
35. Baylor University. Fully funded MBA
GRE required
36. Montana State University
Fully funded MSc Curriculum and Instruction, PhD Statistics , MSc Mathematics, PhD Materials Science, PhD Chemistry
GRE waived, IELTS/DUOLINGO required
App Fee: $60
38. University of Arkansas Little Rock
MA Communication
Scholarship $5k
GA available if applied on time
COA: $27K
No GRE, App fee: $40
39. Purdue University
MA Communication
App fee: $75 or attend webinar to waive app fee if available. No GRE, IELTS waived, Partial funding(GA)
40. Lehigh university PhD Physics
App fee 75$
No GRE, TOEFL
41. University at Albany. phD physics. $75, NO GRE/ TOEFL
42. University of Utah. PhD Physics
No GRE No TOEFL
43. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Fully-funded PhD for all STRM courses.
44. University of Kentucky. Fully funded MA Foreign Languages (French/German). $75 app fee and proof of English.
Electrical signaling in Venus Flytrap shown in real-time⚡️ Touching the trigger hairs of the trap causes an influx of calcium ions (shown on top) that spreads rapidly across the leaf. Two action potentials and the leaves quickly close to trap their prey 🪰
Have u ever wondered Why Do We Go Clockwise Around Temples🛕?
This walking around the 🛕 in clockwise direction is called '#Pradakshina'.
Some time back when my 5-year-old asked me, why only clockwise & not anticlockwise? I had no answer.
But Now I know the reason behind it.
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