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dostoyevsky-official · 1 day

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Systematic and widespread attacks on civilian housing and infrastructure in Gaza has been described as “domicide” by Professor Balakrishnan Rajagopal, the UN’s Special Rapporteur on the right to adequate housing. He told us “Even with attacks against individual buildings, every building which is bombed or destroyed has got to be evaluated legally. Whether a building on this or that corner of a road needed to be destroyed or not...the burden is on the IDF to show that they have evidence, that they have proof and that the attack is proportionate and necessary”. It’s estimated that more than 50% of Gaza’s buildings have been destroyed or damaged and approximately 1.7 million people have been displaced since the offensive began. We used social media to track a single IDF combat engineering battalion, 8219 Commando, as they moved across Gaza, demolishing tunnels, houses, and mosques. [...] Satellite imagery of this shows that at least 34 residential housing blocks were either completely or partially destroyed during this time. As most of these blocks were seven to ten storeys high, this meant the demolition of a significant amount of homes. [...] On November 19, the Captain wrote about finding rockets and a UAV at one location, which matches a Times of Israel report from this time. He did not explain why this discovery required the destruction of so many residential blocks. [...] Sometime between December 10 and 15, Al-Islah mosque and an adjacent building were demolished. Religious buildings receive protected status under International Humanitarian Law. [...] “We've become addicted to explosions,” The Captain said in a post on December 28. [...] Our partners at Scripps News interviewed a member of 8219, Yonatan Segal, who said “I think we are the unit, at least until we left, that blew up the most amount of houses in Gaza.” [...] The Captain himself said they destroyed “thousands” of buildings, noting in a post on January 13, 2024 that his Commanding Officer told him there is “no precedent” for this in the IDF and that they had stopped counting the buildings they had destroyed. Yonatan Segal said he did not post about the demolitions on social media but had videos of them on his phone. Asked if revenge was one of the motivations behind the demolitions he said: “Yes. But what is revenge? Revenge in terms of teaching them a lesson, so to speak, so that they would never do that again.” Religious elements appear to creep in. In one post regarding the demolition in Khan Younis the Captain talks of using 400 mines to demolish a residential area “in honour of the Shabbat”. [...] We asked Professor Balakrishnan Rajagopal, the UN’s Special Rapporteur on adequate housing and the Professor of Law and Development at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology about the demolitions carried out by 8219 Commando. He told us that these demolitions were relevant to the ICJ case on genocide, supporting South Africa’s case that Israel was, in effect, rendering Gaza uninhabitable. He noted that even if it was not possible to establish genocidal intent, widespread destruction rendering a place uninhabitable could still amount to a crime against humanity. Further, he noted that the “buffer zone” being cleared by the IDF along the border with Gaza doesn’t fit the definition of such zones within the Geneva Conventions and is effectively a “land-grab” taking approximately 16% of Gaza’s land. (x)

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ietbhaddal · 21 days

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Institution of Engineering and Technology - IET Bhaddal

The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) is a globally renowned professional body driving innovation and excellence in engineering and technology. With a rich history spanning over 150 years, IET serves as a leading platform for engineers, technologists, and innovators worldwide. Through its diverse range of resources, events, publications, and professional development opportunities, IET empowers individuals and organizations to advance the field of engineering and address global challenges. Join IET to connect with like-minded professionals, access cutting-edge insights, and contribute to shaping the future of technology.

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ianchisnall · 7 months

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The Government needs to focus on wildlife issues

A few days ago an article was published in the IET website which was written by Jack Loughran. The item is entitled “Government not doing enough to halt ‘devastating’ wildlife declines, report finds” and one of the contents within the article came from Craig Bennett who is the chief executive of The Wildlife Trust. It will be very interesting if our Sussex MPs would be willing to discuss with the…

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thejuniorage · 8 months

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Embrace the Future of Sports: Get Ready for Possible Competitive Lunar Football Launch on the Moon by 2035 - An Exciting Prospect Awaits!

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materialsscienceandengineering · 3 months

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How magnetization direction can be controlled using strain in an interfacial multiferroic material

Controlling the direction of magnetization using low electric field is necessary for developing efficient spintronic devices. In spintronics, properties of an electron's spin or magnetic moment are used to store information. The electron spins can be manipulated by straining orbital magnetic moments to create a high-performance magnetoelectric effect. A Japanese research team, led by Jun Okabayashi from the University of Tokyo, including Associate Professor Yoshihiro Gohda from Tokyo Tech and Osaka University researchers have revealed a strain-induced orbital control mechanism in interfacial multiferroics. The study is published in the journal NPG Asia Materials. In multiferroic material, the magnetic field can be controlled using an electric field—potentially leading to efficient spintronic devices. The interfacial multiferroics that Okabayashi and his colleagues studied consist of a junction between a ferromagnetic material and a piezoelectric material. The direction of magnetization in the material could be controlled by applying voltage.

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jcmarchi · 14 days

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Women in STEM — A celebration of excellence and curiosity

New Post has been published on https://thedigitalinsider.com/women-in-stem-a-celebration-of-excellence-and-curiosity/

Women in STEM — A celebration of excellence and curiosity

What better way to commemorate Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day than to give three of the world’s most accomplished scientists an opportunity to talk about their careers? On March 7, MindHandHeart invited professors Paula Hammond, Ann Graybiel, and Sangeeta Bhatia to share their career journeys, from the progress they have witnessed to the challenges they have faced as women in STEM. Their conversation was moderated by Mary Fuller, chair of the faculty and professor of literature.

Hammond, an Institute professor with appointments in the Department of Chemical Engineering and the Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research, reflected on the strides made by women faculty at MIT, while acknowledging ongoing challenges. “I think that we have advanced a great deal in the last few decades in terms of the numbers of women who are present, although we still have a long way to go,” Hammond noted in her opening. “We’ve seen a remarkable increase over the past couple of decades in our undergraduate population here at MIT, and now we’re beginning to see it in the graduate population, which is really exciting.” Hammond was recently appointed to the role of vice provost for faculty.

Ann Graybiel, also an Institute professor, who has appointments in the Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences and the McGovern Institute for Brain Research, described growing up in the Deep South. “Girls can’t do science,” she remembers being told in school, and they “can’t do research.” Yet her father, a physician scientist, often took her with him to work and had her assist from a young age, eventually encouraging her directly to pursue a career in science. Graybiel, who first came to MIT in 1973, noted that she continued to face barriers and rejection throughout her career long after leaving the South, but that individual gestures of inspiration, generosity, or simple statements of “You can do it” from her peers helped her power through and continue in her scientific pursuits.

Sangeeta Bhatia, the John and Dorothy Wilson Professor of Health Sciences and Technology and Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, director of the Marble Center for Cancer Nanomedicine at the Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research, and a member of the Institute for Medical Engineering and Science, is also the mother of two teenage girls. She shared her perspective on balancing career and family life: “I wanted to pick up my kids from school and I wanted to know their friends. … I had a vision for the life that I wanted.” Setting boundaries at work, she noted, empowered her to achieve both personal and professional goals. Bhatia also described her collaboration with President Emerita Susan Hockfield and MIT Amgen Professor of Biology Emerita Nancy Hopkins to spearhead the Future Founders Initiative, which aims to boost the representation of female faculty members pursuing biotechnology ventures.

A video of the full panel discussion is available on the MindHandHeart YouTube channel.

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niituniversity · 16 days

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Simplifying Student Life: Essential Tips for a Smooth Journey

The Top Institutes of Engineering and Technology always have lots of resources to help you out. The library is great for studying and research. The career-centric programmes can help you think about jobs for the future. And there are always multiple clubs and people around to help with your studies if you’re finding something tough.

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srmup · 22 days

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Best B. Tech Computer Science College

If you search for the best B. Tech Computer Science College in Delhi than SRM Science and Technology is one of the best College for you in our campus has more than 5000 students pursuing their career in various fields. The Delhi-NCR campus excels at providing the ambiance and serenity to allow a focused approach towards learning for its students with a ‘green’ campus.

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bitsedu · 29 days

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BITS College Sonipat: Exploring the Top Engineering College in Haryana

BITS College Sonipat is recognized as one of the top engineering colleges in Haryana, offering a wide range of programs in various disciplines. With state-of-the-art infrastructure and experienced faculty, students at BITS College Sonipat are provided with a holistic learning experience that prepares them for successful careers in the engineering field.

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ietbhaddal · 3 months

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Institution of Engineering and Technology IET

Established in the picturesque surroundings of Ropar, Punjab, IET Bhaddal Technical Campus epitomizes excellence in engineering and technology education. Affiliated with the esteemed Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), our institution prides itself on fostering innovation, research, and industry-aligned learning experiences. With state-of-the-art facilities, experienced faculty, and a vibrant campus community, IET Bhaddal empowers students to excel in their chosen fields and become future leaders in the dynamic world of engineering and technology. Join us to embark on a transformative academic journey and unleash your potential for success in collaboration with the renowned Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET).

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ianchisnall · 7 months

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Birmingham to Manchester HS2 is getting scrapped

As we heard from the Conservative discussions this week in their Conference in Manchester, the HS2 is getting reduced. A couple of days ago on Monday the Institution of Engineering and Technology website, they have submitted the information which was written by Laura Edgar and Jack Loughran. The article is available here and here is the text they have supplied. Birmingham to Manchester leg of…

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hiet-chennai · 2 months

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Future Scope of Diploma in Automobile Engineering

The automotive industry is poised for substantial growth by 2026, driven by advancements in technology. This growth translates to a rising demand for skilled professionals proficient in designing, implementing, repairing, and operating automobiles. Graduates with a diploma in automobile engineering can explore diverse career avenues, including production plants, service stations, automobile manufacturing companies, and road transport corporations.

Moreover, the growing demands of technology are fueling the demand for automotive engineers across various sectors. This trend creates a promising future for individuals with expertise in automobile engineering, presenting numerous career opportunities.

Benefits of Automobile Engineering Diploma

Obtaining a diploma in automobile engineering offers several benefits, including access to a dynamic and expanding industry. The curriculum equips students with practical skills and knowledge essential for success in the automotive sector. Additionally, the diploma program provides a strong foundation in engineering principles, enhancing employability and career advancement prospects.

Career and Jobs after Diploma in Automobile Engineering

After completing a diploma in automobile engineering, graduates can pursue a variety of rewarding career paths. Some of the prominent job roles include:

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Furthermore, the automobile engineering program opens doors to diverse job opportunities in automotive industries, manufacturing companies, and academic institutions. With the rapid advancements in technology, the field of automobile engineering continues to evolve, offering exciting prospects for professionals in this domain. In conclusion, pursuing a diploma in automobile engineering provides a solid foundation for a successful career in the thriving automotive industry. Graduates can leverage their skills and expertise to contribute to innovation and growth in this dynamic sector while enjoying diverse career options and opportunities for professional development.

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advanto-software · 2 months

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Unlock the Code to Success: Software Testing Training in Pune Released

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