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35 Publications for the M.Tech AmritaWNA Batch 2010-2012

35 Publications for the M.Tech AmritaWNA Batch 2010-2012. Read More »»

Dr. Alice Kurian Wins Best Paper Award

Dr. Alice Kurian, maxillofacial surgery resident at the Amrita School of Dentistry received a best paper award at the recently concluded 16th National Conference of Association of Oral and Maxillofacial. . .

Amrita Osteoporosis Clinic Inaugurated

        July 26, 2012 School of Medicine, Kochi   The Amrita Osteoporosis Clinic was inaugurated at the Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences by Prof. K. V. Thomas,. . .

IEEE Symposium on Education, Technology and Entrepreneurship

“Over the years, Amrita has made significant contributions to the fields of education, technology and entrepreneurship,” proudly noted Dr. Balakrishnan Shankar, Associate Dean, Amritapuri Campus, during the inaugural ceremony of. . .

Best Student Paper Award

Annamalai Nadarajan, student of the 2011 MBBS batch at the Amrita School of Medicine recently received the best student paper award at the 7th Biennial World Cleft Lip and Palate. . .

Sadgamaya 2012 @ Amritapuri and Coimbatore Campuses

Over 600 faculty members at the Amritapuri and Coimbatore campuses had the opportunity to recently come together as they participated in a very unique three-day cultural camp at their respective. . .

Paper on Gold ETF Performance Published

An Amrita paper titled Gold ETF Performance: A Comparative Analysis of Monthly Returns was recently published in the IUP Journal of Financial Risk Management. This journal of the ICFAI University. . .

cloudsecurityalliance.org – Cloud Security Alliance, Esther Dyson and Amrita Co-Chair ‘Startup Pitchfest’ at SecureIT

Introduction to Research Methodologies

“Students from Western universities are opting for inter-disciplinary courses with a new fervor and travelling to India, the Far East and Africa, interacting with society, delivering solutions, offering discourse and. . .

MSW Graduate Receives Placement

“I say without fear of my figures being challenged successfully, that today India is more illiterate than it was fifty or a hundred years ago, because the British administrators, when. . .