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8+ min ago (260+ words) Excel and MySQL together form one of the strongest foundations for any data analyst. Excel is the world's most widely used analytics tool, while MySQL is one of the most trusted database systems. Combining these two gives learners the perfect skillset to handle real-world data analytics tasks across industries. Excel is known for its formulas, pivot tables, data cleaning, and modeling capabilities. MySQL, on the other hand, teaches learners how to store, query, filter, and manage large databases. A Data Analytics with Excel & MySQL course prepares students to work with structured data, automate tasks, and handle business-level datasets efficiently. Companies value Excel because it is flexible, fast, and easy for employees to understand. MySQL is used for large data operations, login systems, e-commerce data, and many enterprise applications. Together, these tools give students both beginner-friendly and advanced analytical skills. This…...

11+ min ago (10+ words) Imperial College London Highlights Student Innovation at STEMathon India Finale...

22+ min ago (237+ words) Also Read | Delhi Blast Case: Accused Doctor Shaheen Saeed's Terror Network Formed After 3rd Marriage. As a world-class STEM-focused institution renowned for innovation, Imperial created this unique platform to challenge students to develop original STEM solutions addressing the United Nations' 17 Sustainable Development Goals. Working in teams of three, students presented visionary ideas backed by rigorous research and creativity. Each team benefited from personalised mentoring by Imperial College London faculty, ensuring an enriching and transformative experience. Also Read | West Bengal Shocker: Van Driver Arrested for 'Repeatedly Raping' Differently-Abled Minor Girl by Luring Her With Food in South 24 Parganas District. Events like STEMathon are vital for nurturing the next generation of innovators. By challenging students to align their ideas with global sustainability goals, we're not only advancing STEM education but also inspiring practical solutions for real-world challenges. It's exciting to see such creativity…...

26+ min ago (1239+ words) Amy Bei, a professor of epidemiology at Yale University, received the cancellation notice from the federal government on May 1. The $300,000 grant from the National Institutes of Health was for the first phase of research into a method for tracking malaria spread through communities. Bei had been finishing up that first phase when the notice came through. It wasn't Bei's first brush with'federal funding cuts to research'this year. Bei's grants are only two of many at Yale and other Connecticut universities that have been cancelled or paused " or for which funding is expected to run out and not be renewed. According to Lindsay DiStefano, the University of Connecticut's interim vice president for research, innovation, and entrepreneurship, the school had lost $41 million in cancelled grants and nonrenewals as of mid-October. The university has been able to provide about $1.6 million of its own…...

26+ min ago (330+ words) Gujarat: The Admission Committee for Professional Postgraduate Medical Education Courses (ACPPGMEC) has once again extended the choice filling and locking window for Gujarat National Eligibility and Entrance Test Postgraduate (NEET PG) round 1 Counselling for the academic year 2025. According to the official website of DME Gujarat, the deadline for eligible participants to submit their preferred options for MD, MS, and postgraduate diploma courses has been extended until 01st December 2025. This information is available on the official DME Gujarat portal. 29 November 2025, up to 08:00 AM was earlier scheduled as the last date for the Choice filling process. "The Admission Committee hereby informs that the choice filling for the first Online Round of the PG MD/MS/DIPLOMA Postgraduate courses has been extended until 01/12/2025, up to 8:00 AM. Students are advised to take special note of this. Earlier, according to an advertisement issued by the Director…...

29+ min ago (411+ words) ROXBURY TOWNSHIP, N.J. (Warren County)" Roxbury's K-6 schools will host their fall TREP$ Marketplace on Wednesday, Dec. 3, giving young entrepreneurs a chance to debut and sell their own products, district officials announced. The event will take place from 6:30 to 7:45 p.m. at Franklin Elementary School, 8 Meeker St. in Succasunna. Overflow parking will be available at the Lincoln/Roosevelt School lots and the Meeker Street building lot. The TREP$ Marketplace is a flea-market style event in which all vendors are fourth- through sixth-grade students from Franklin, Jefferson, Kennedy, Nixon and Lincoln/Roosevelt schools. Over the past six weeks, 80 students have participated in the award-winning TREP$ program, where they learned the basics of entrepreneurship. "TREP$," short for enTREPreneurS, teaches students how to develop, market and launch their own small businesses, culminating in a one-night marketplace where they sell their products directly to friends, family and community…...

36+ min ago (401+ words) DALAT (Nov 29): The Centre for Technology Excellence Sarawak (Centexs) Dalat is set to transform rural talent development and elevate technical education. The campus was officially launched by Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg in conjunction with the eighth edition of Pesta Besaung Dalat. State Minister of Women, Childhood and Community Wellbeing Development Dato Sri Fatimah Abdullah said the establishment of Centexs Dalat reflected the government's firm commitment to inclusive development and the Premier's vision of ensuring rural youths gained equal access to world-class training. "Today is a historic moment for Dalat. Centexs Dalat is a manifestation of our Premier's dedication towards uplifting rural communities and ensuring no area is left behind as Sarawak advances towards developed and high-income status by 2030," she said. She said Centexs Dalat offers 16 main programmes, 10 Community Technology Outreach Programmes (CTOP), and specialised training…...

36+ min ago (1073+ words) The social media ban is set to stir up some big feelings for young people in Australia. Parents and caregivers have been urged to have important conversations with children under the age of 16 before the restrictions come into effect on December 10. Every child is different, but coming to those conversations informed and emotionally prepared are two things that every parent or caregiver can do to ensure the transition is as smooth as it can be. Before sitting down for one of several chats with their children, parents and caregivers can first build up their knowledge on the ban by getting familiar with the social media restrictions and the platforms that they will impact. Parents should then start to think about how they will create a safe space for these conversations, and support their children during them, and afterwards. Social media…...

38+ min ago (141+ words) A1.3 Control Systems: Sensors and feedback loops (radar, infrared) Read the article and then answer the questions: Can a drone wall really work? State two reasons why counter-drone systems struggle to detect low-flying UAVs, according to Weisi Guo Outline the concept of the proposed "drone wall" and the diverse range of technologies it is intended to employ Describe how an autonomous drone swarm, controlled from abroad, can change its strategy mid-mission and complicate attempts to counter it Explain the technical and logistical challenges of implementing a fully effective "drone wall" across Europe's vast eastern flank Compare and contrast two non-conventional methods for neutralising an identified rogue drone Evaluate the use of autonomous Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the proposed "drone wall" to trigger destructive countermeasures (such as lasers or collisions), considering both technical reliability and ethical accountability...

42+ min ago (262+ words) A former Google and Verily engineer explains why leaving a sizeable pay package finally made him happier. He spent nearly two decades inside Alphabet companies, starting at Google in 2006 and later moving to Verily For years, the perks were abundant and the compensation soared, eventually reaching roughly $700,000 in total pay Yet as he cycled through roles, he noticed a pattern: after about four years, the work stopped stimulating him This is the story of 41-year-old Jay Gengelbach, a Boulder-raised engineer now living in Canada, as told by Business Insider Once he moved into management, Gengelbach found himself cut off from the casual camaraderie he'd always relied on, reduced to a figure colleagues treated as a networking opportunity rather than a peer The combination of pandemic stress, layoffs across Big Tech, and a growing isolation pushed him toward a crossroads He…...