Sweta Bharti

Sweta Bharti is a content writer at Eduvast who specializes in health, wellness, education, and informational content. She is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) degree and has a growing academic foundation in Ayurveda, preventive healthcare, nutrition, and holistic wellness. At Eduvast, she focuses on creating well-researched, reader-friendly content that helps readers understand complex topics in a simple and accessible manner.

University Of Warwick Expert Bags Prestigious National Teaching Award

Elena develops novel modules, events, and activities that investigate complex topics and issues, thereby establishing connections between the scientific and humanities disciplines.

University of Warwick receives £100 million from NIHR

The 15 current PRUs have provided evidence for a variety of policy priority areas over the past five years.

Heidelberg University Ranked Best University In Germany In Shanghai Ranking

In the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2023, Heidelberg University is also ranked first nationally for the subject area Life Sciences & Medicine.

Research finds PVC pipes can hack voice identification systems

These systems, which are already in place for phone banking and other applications, are adept at detecting digitally-manipulated attempts to impersonate a user's voice.

Code Gladiators 2023: IIT Delhi graduate Jatin Yadav emerges as the Champion

TechGig, the largest online community of software developers and IT professionals in India, hosts an annual coding competition known as Code Gladiators.

University Of Amsterdam Institutes Announce Future Heritage Research Residency For Dutch Artists

Selected artists will have access to AP collections, reading chambers, and IAS office space.

University of Warwick nominated for University of the Year in the UK Social Mobility Awards

The winners of this year's event will be determined by an independent judging council comprised of prominent business, nonprofit, and government figures.

Aditya-L1: ISRO To Launch India’s First Sun Mission On September 2

Using the unique vantage point L1, four payloads directly observe the Sun, while the remaining three payloads conduct in-situ studies of particles and fields at the Lagrange point L1.