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Komli Media Strengthens Global Leadership Team
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India:Komli Media, Asia Pacific's leading media technology platform, today announced the appointment of two executives to its leadership team: Anjali Shrivastava as the VP & Global Head of Human Resources (HR) and Rajesh Ghonasgi as the Chief Financial Officer (CFO). Shrivastava will be responsible for planning and driving Komli Media’s people- and culture-related initiatives
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India:Komli Media, Asia Pacific's leading media technology platform, today announced the appointment of two executives to its leadership team: Anjali Shrivastava as the VP & Global Head of Human Resources (HR) and Rajesh Ghonasgi as the Chief Financial Officer (CFO). Shrivastava will be responsible for planning and driving Komli Media’s people- and culture-related initiatives
Virtual spiders may help arachinophobes overcome their phobia
A Kiwi-made technology may help people with arachinophobia, fear of spiders and other arachnids such as scorpions, to conquer their fear of creepy crawlies.
A Kiwi-made technology may help people with arachinophobia, fear of spiders and other arachnids such as scorpions, to conquer their fear of creepy crawlies.
CarDekho.com Unveils India's Premium Online Car Accessories Store – Shop.CarDekho.com
-- Shop.cardekho.com emerges as India’s first one of its kind store for car accessories
-- Shop.cardekho.com emerges as India’s first one of its kind store for car accessories
Soon, robot that records inner workings of brain cells
Researchers led by one of Indian origin have come up with a way to automate the process of finding and recording information from neurons in the living brain.
Researchers led by one of Indian origin have come up with a way to automate the process of finding and recording information from neurons in the living brain.
Dental plaques help decode ancient diets
Tiny particles of plaque removed from the teeth of our great great grandfathers may help decode their dietary habits and preferences, says a study.
Tiny particles of plaque removed from the teeth of our great great grandfathers may help decode their dietary habits and preferences, says a study.
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