<p>Jain (Deemed-to-be University) has introduced project-based learning for students through online classrooms.</p>.<p>Initiating the projects with various industry partners, the varsity has created applications and programmes for postgraduate students and faculty members at the school of science.</p>.<p>Dr Geetha Balakrishna, Director, Centre for Nano and Material Sciences at the varsity, said: "Perspective articles on the use of ozone to combat Covid19 were prepared by a member of our faculty in online collaboration with Dr N M Sowmya, from Pharmacology Division of US Research Laboratory.”</p>.<p>Even a project on the development of inexpensive antiviral and antibacterial face masks has been submitted to the nano mission wing of Department of Science and Technology, Government of India.</p>.<p>Aravinth Mahesh, a final-year BBA student, said: "The transition from the classroom to the online medium has been smooth. The experience is exceptional."</p>.<p>President of the varsity Dr Chanraj Roychand said: “Our faculty and students with the right kind of support and guidance have constantly innovated and found new ways of achieving outcomes through online collaboration using a repertoire of fit for the purpose tools and platforms.”</p>
<p>Jain (Deemed-to-be University) has introduced project-based learning for students through online classrooms.</p>.<p>Initiating the projects with various industry partners, the varsity has created applications and programmes for postgraduate students and faculty members at the school of science.</p>.<p>Dr Geetha Balakrishna, Director, Centre for Nano and Material Sciences at the varsity, said: "Perspective articles on the use of ozone to combat Covid19 were prepared by a member of our faculty in online collaboration with Dr N M Sowmya, from Pharmacology Division of US Research Laboratory.”</p>.<p>Even a project on the development of inexpensive antiviral and antibacterial face masks has been submitted to the nano mission wing of Department of Science and Technology, Government of India.</p>.<p>Aravinth Mahesh, a final-year BBA student, said: "The transition from the classroom to the online medium has been smooth. The experience is exceptional."</p>.<p>President of the varsity Dr Chanraj Roychand said: “Our faculty and students with the right kind of support and guidance have constantly innovated and found new ways of achieving outcomes through online collaboration using a repertoire of fit for the purpose tools and platforms.”</p>