Kanpur: The Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur (IITK) on Monday inaugurated the Mehta Family Centre for Engineering in Medicine (MFCEM) with the objective of facilitating breakthroughsin biomedical engineering innovations. The centre, set up with support from Rahul Mehta of the Bhupat and Jyoti Mehta Family Foundation (MFF), was formally inaugurated on November 6 with a two-day inaugural symposium.It brought together researchers and scientists to collaborate for research at the convergence of engineering and medicine.Abhay Karandikar, secretary of the department of science & technology presided over the inaugural ceremony as the chief guest. Rahul Mehta shared his vision for the centre, which is dedicated to propelling the next generation of healthcare innovation, and fostering collaboration between various engineering and medical disciplines.Shankar Subramaniam, a distinguished figure in the field of bioengineering at the University of California San Diego (UCSD) and an advisor to the centre was also present at the event. The research symposium featured compelling presentations from prominent global experts in three primary research areas at MFCEM comprising molecular medicine, regenerative medicine, and digital medicine.Dr. Gang Bao, the chair of bioengineering at Rice University in his keynote address expounded upon the applications of nanomedicine and genome editing for disease therapies. Later, the Aurobindo Nath Bose entrepreneurship lecture was delivered by R Venkataramanan of Karkinos Healthcare Private Limited, a technology-driven oncology platform, with a focus on Molecular Medicine in Oncology practice. We also published the following articles recentlyIndia, Australia education ministers meet, agree to increase research collaborationsIndia and Australia have agreed to increase research collaborations in areas such as mines and minerals and critical minerals. They also plan to enhance research in agriculture, logistics, renewable energy, water management, healthcare, and artificial intelligence. The two countries aim to boost student and faculty exchange programs, dual degrees, twin degrees, and joint Ph.D. initiatives. The Australia-India Education and Skills Council (AIESC) will play a crucial role in identifying common interests and priorities for collaboration. The agreement reflects the shared aspirations of both countries and aligns with global requirements.IITGN and Deakin University sign MoU for research and educationThe Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar (IITGN) and Deakin University, Australia, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for academic and research collaboration. The partnership aims to promote student and faculty exchanges and foster knowledge sharing in research, teaching, and learning areas of common interest. Both institutions believe in the concept of global cooperation for collective growth and are enthusiastic about this collaboration. They anticipate that the partnership will significantly benefit students, faculty, and staff in terms of their careers and international exposure.10 Engineering Colleges in Bengaluru for Aspiring EngineersBengaluru, the capital of Karnataka, is a popular destination for engineering education and employment. It houses prestigious engineering colleges that offer a wide range of programs in fields like computer science, electronics, mechanical engineering, and civil engineering. The citys thriving tech environment and the presence of major companies like Infosys and Wipro make it attractive for engineering professionals. Bengaluru also provides student accommodations with amenities like gyms and dining areas. The cost of attending engineering colleges in the city varies depending on the institution and course chosen.

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