ENTECH Digital Magazine - August 2024

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ENTECH ONLINE ISSN: 2584-2749
AUGUST-2024 | VOLUME-2 | ISSUE-8
The AUGUST 2024 issue of ENTECH Magazine presents a Cover Story "From Columbia Helicopters Inc. to Ballistic Research: The Engineering Journey of Luke Zollinger", a candid conversation.
A Career Focus article "Career Planning Guidance: Finding Your Way Forward", by Mr. Anand Bhise.
A Book Review "Basic Concepts of Chemical Kinetics", by Dr. Damodar V Prabhu, Dr. Venkat S Narayan, and Dr. Harichandra A Parbat.
A LIFE Focus article "Home and Community Gardening: Transforming Lives", by Mr. Larry Waters.
A MATH Focus article “Limits in Algebra: Surprising Truths", by Mr. Ayush Deshpande.
A Safety Focus article “Road Safety Audit to Prevent Accidents”, by Mr. Jinesh Singatkar.
An original article "How it is Made: the lead acid battery - Part XI Formation Process", by SOVEMA Group.
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The issue also highlights “Rethinking Technology and Its Impact on Humanity” in the editorial letter by Dr. Charudatta Pathak.

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ENTECH Digital Magazine Description:

ENTECH magazine is for teenagers, especially in the age group of 13-17 who are fascinated by Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics, STEM. ENTECH magazine will help teenagers in exploring areas that spark their interest, discover their passion. The ENTECH magazine is a companion, which will help teenagers to take most suitable and appropriate action to convert passion into their profession. ENTECH magazine will publish short articles by experienced professionals, innovators, researchers and faculty. ENTECH Magazine intends to be an ideal resource for budding scientists, technocrats, engineers and mathematicians.