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In the past six months, 233,570 visitors have accessed the Virtual Labs website. The visitors came not just from India but also United States, Malaysia, Philippines, United Kingdom, Australia, Canada,. . .
The ACM-W India Council provides support for women undergraduate and graduate students in India in the fields of computer science and engineering and other related disciplines. In 2010, the Coimbatore. . .
The Union Minister for Human Resource Development and Communications and Information Technology, Shri Kapil Sibal using the APTAH Haptic device (vocational tools training simulator)developed by AMMACHI Labs , during the. . .
“How can devotion for God help mankind in a practical way?” “The answer is inherent in the question itself. Devotion or love for God is the purest of all love. . .
Dr. Ramanathan, Professor of English at the Amritapuri campus of Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, presented a paper titled Moulding Posterity in the True Spirit of India’s Heritage and Culture at the. . .
Deakin University is one of Australia’s fastest growing research universities. After its founding in 1974, the university has been recognized as the Australian University of the Year twice. The Australian. . .
On Saturday, February 18, 2012, AMMACHI Labs conducted a meeting with Amrita SREE* District Coordinators to formally introduce them to the UNDEF, Women Empowerment Project, learn from their insights as. . .
SPARK is an open source in-memory cluster computing framework getting so much attention these days, just like Hadoop. Initially it was developed in UC Berkely AMPLab and now an Apache. . .
“What do human values mean to me as a prospective professional in management?” MBA students from over thirty B-Schools in the country pondered on this question, as they participated in. . .
According to a 2006 World Bank report, about 6,800 schools that offer vocational courses are utilizing only 40 percent of their full capacity. The empty seats what prompted B. Bhavani. . .