Who publishes this
Nolege News is published by Consortium e-Learning Network Pvt. Ltd. (CELNET), a scientific and academic publishing company based in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India. CELNET has published peer-reviewed research for over two decades, principally through its STM Journals imprint.
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What we cover
Nanotechnology, materials science, education technology, and research from India and the world — explained in plain language, in English and Hindi.
The intended reader is a student, a researcher early in their career, or a working professional who wants to understand something properly without a subscription and without a textbook. Each article aims to answer the question in its title completely enough that no follow-up search is needed.
Every article is published as a matched English–Hindi pair. The Hindi version is written as Hindi rather than translated into it, because a translated explanation of a technical idea usually explains the translation rather than the idea.
How articles are written
Articles are researched and drafted by an AI writing system working from published scientific literature, standards documents and primary sources, under the editorial direction of Amit Rai, editor of Nolege News and publisher of CELNET. He decides what the site covers, sets the standards it is held to, and is responsible for everything published here.
We say this plainly rather than leaving it to be inferred. What we hold the work to is set out in our editorial policy — including how we handle uncertainty, what we will not claim, and how corrections are made.
How this site is funded
Nolege News is free to read, carries no advertising, and has no paywall.
Articles carry recommendation cards at the end. Some of those point to businesses owned by the same group that publishes this site — Reinste Nano Ventures and STM Journals. That relationship is disclosed on every such card, and again in the body of any article that discusses one of those businesses by name.
Those cards never determine what we cover or what an article concludes. Where an article names a product, it is because the product illustrates the subject, and the article says so at that point in the text.
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