October 18, 2017

News for the IET

MSc in advanced electrical machines in the UKedit

Hindustan Times

University of Sheffield, UK, is inviting applications for MSc Advanced Electrical Machines, Power Electronics and Drives course. The course is accredited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET). Eligibility for the course is 60 percent marks.

The IET

News for other PEI

No specific news for the PEIs todayedit

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Industry News: Information and Communications

IoT will make healthcare more accurate, consistent and affordable: Chris Sullivanedit

ET Health World

IoT will make healthcare more accurate, consistent and affordable: Chris Sullivan In an interview with ETHealthworld, Chris Sullivan, Global Healthcare Practice, Leader for Zebra Technologies, talks on how technology is revolutionalising the healthcare delivery.

HealthcareIoT
Artificial Intelligence may give birth to superhumans in 20 yearsedit

Zee News

Artificially intelligent (AI) nano-machines will provide huge medical benefits, such as being able to repair damage to cells, muscles and bones, say experts

Artificial Intelligence
Cyber security top concern for corporate IoT deployments: BlackBerryedit

The Economic Times

Cyber security is the top concern regarding digital technologies and processes for firms globally (63 per cent) but only a few (37 per cent) actually have a formal digital transformation strategy in place when it comes to Internet of Things (IoT) deployments, new research said on Tuesday.

Cyber SecurityIoT
Five Ways To Unleash The Potential of IoT Dataedit

Business World

With the rise of low-cost sensors, ubiquitous connectivity, and massive data volumes, the “Internet of Things” promises to change the world. Don’t let data challenges get in the way.

Internet of Things

Industry News: Education

Karnataka: No vacancy! Degrees of burden for engineering graduatesedit

Deccan Chronicle

The placement cells should tie up with companies across all sectors to ensure placements in other fields too, Aniruddh Narayan Lal suggest.

Engineering
Higher education ills, it’s not only about moneyedit

Navhind Times

It is argued, quite rightly, that the best Indian higher educational institutions are not starved of funds. They run innovative programs and carry out cutting edge research activities. Their faculty members have excellent credentials and physical infrastructure helps them to attract students from far and near.

Higher Education

Uncategorized

Wind power installations witness steep fall in H1 this yearedit

The Hindu Business Line

By M Ramesh

Installations of new wind power capacity in the first half worked out to 421 MW, compared with 1,305 MW in the corresponding period of last year, a trend that indicates that wind power capacity addition in the current year is likely to be far less than the record 5,400 MW achieved in 2016-17.

Renewable Energy
Off-grid power producers fret as ‘Saubhagya’ clouds fortunesedit

The Hindu Business Line

By Twesh Mishra

Off-grid power producers in the country are in a fix as the Centre aims to increase penetration of power grid connectivity to un-electrified villages and households. The Modi government has launched the Saubhagya scheme with the aim of making electricity accessible to every household in the country by the end of 2018.

Power Grid
Wind power stocks to gain from potential fast-track projectsedit

Money Control

News reports suggest projects of about 4500 MW could be awarded over the next four months, which is quite significant given market estimates of mere 1500 MW addition this year.

Renewable Energy
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