How to sanitise essential items at home, PGI doctor explains

Virus cannot survive or remain stable on newspapers, cash or books for long. one should keep them outside for 2-3 hours before using them.

During the pandemic, as people bring essentials or other items home, the fear of

contracting coronavirus from the same also looms large. PGIMER’s Department of Community Medicine and School of Public Health Professor Dr Sonu Goel explains why sanitisers are not recommended for use on fruits and vegetables and handling of cooked food can be a cause of concern. While busting myths, Professor Goel also sheds light on the protocol to be followed while bringing essentials to one’s home.

How can we ensure safety as we get vegetables and fruits from the vendors?

For More Details click on following link

 https://indianexpress.com/article/cities/chandigarh/how-to-sanitise-essential-items-at-home-pgi-doctor-explains-6415252/

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Thesis and Dissertation Repositories and Websites

Thesis and Dissertation Repositories and Websites

 

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 Open Access thesis and dissertation

National ETD Portal (South Africa thesis and dissertation)

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Now Access Full Text Articles From Research Journals Published by CSIR-NISCAIR!

Now access full text articles from research journals published by CSIR-

NISCAIR!

Full text facility is provided for all nineteen research journals viz. 

ALIS, AIR, BVAAP, IJBB, IJBT, IJCA, IJCB, IJCT, IJEB, IJEMS, IJFTR, 

IJMS, IJNPR, IJPAP, IJRSP, IJTK, JIPR, JSIR & JST. NOPR also hosts three

 Popular Science Magazines viz. Science Reporter (SR), Vigyan Pragati (VP) &

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Open-Access Publishing and the Coronavirus

Some publishers are moving toward an open model, prompted by COVID-19.

 

The unrestricted sharing of scientific papers during the coronavirus pandemic may have hastened the shift toward more open-access publishing, scientists believe, as several leading journals move to make content publicly available.

Following are some Publishers:

Britain’s Biochemical Society became the latest organization to make all of its published content free to view, citing the “extraordinary times with the current Covid-19 pandemic” as its reason for lifting paywalls on its Portland Press imprint until further notice

 

Springer Nature, announced on April 8, to offer researchers a route to publishing open access in Nature and most Nature-branded journals from 2021

 

Elsevier title, Neuron,  to demand a similar switch to open access.

Source: https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2020/05/15/coronavirus-may-be-encouraging-publishers-pursue-open-access

Access Rare and Beautiful “Manuscripts of the Muslim World” via UPenn’s Digital Library

Access Rare and Beautiful “Manuscripts of the Muslim World” via UPenn’s Digital Library

 

This project offers over 500 manuscripts and 827 paintings that are “mostly unresearched.

All materials on OPenn are in the public domain or released under Creative Commons licenses as Free Cultural Works.

The MMW Project characterizes these materials as “mostly unresearched,” perhaps encouraging a curious army of sequestered armchair historians to dig into this wealth more than 500 manuscripts and 827 paintings from the Islamicate world broadly construed.

Rource:https://hyperallergic.com/556697/manuscripts-of-the-muslim-world/