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Topic : Create a program that allows the user to convert temperatures between Fahrenheit to celcius Exciting Update from my Internship Journey . I am thrilled to share that I've successfully completed a challenging project during my internship at #TechnoHacks #SandipGavit

Navigate the degrees of precision with the Temperature Converter. A tool simplifying the language of Celsius, Fahrenheit, and Kelvin. This is 3rd project for my internship at Oasis Infobyte. #oasisinfobyte #webdevelopment #calculatorproject #TechSimplicity

Task 1 : Landing Page Here is the glimpse of my first task of my Internship at NeuroNexus Innovations #NeuroNexusInnovations

During virtual internship at oasisinfobyte I have created a Temperature converter in task3 that converts Celsius value into Fahrenheit and kelvin. #leve1 #task3 #oasisinfobyte #oasisinfobyteinternship #webdevelopmentinternship

Here is the glimpse of the second task of my Internship at NeuroNexus Innovations NeuroNexus Innovations #webdevelopment

Task 3 of oasis infobyte internship - temperature converter

After discovering her passion for the regulatory side of engineering during her internship, SESer Saemi Tanaka Aceves found the perfect fit as a spectrum engineer. In a new #SatelliteStories episode, Saemi shares what spectrum management involves and offers a glimpse into one of our most fascinating departments. 🎧 https://ow.ly/JxYR50SVNHQ

Hi All..... I am very excited to share one of my internship task with you all....this is followed by the topic Gesture Recognition .It is a task to recognise hand gestures in a given image. #AIMERS #AimerSociety #APSCHE #GestureRecognition

Them: Where are you going to be taking your internship? Me: Noguchi Memorial Institute Them: How did you get there? Me: I simply submitted my letter and God helped. Them: Through who? Me: (Confused at this point😂) Through no one just my letter. ...and that is how an internship which would go on to give me so much exposure and also change my perceptions about many things started. Three weeks ago, I successfully completed my six-week internship at the Noguchi Memorial Institute and I must say, it was an insightful and inspiring journey for me seeing all the groundbreaking accomplishments scientists are making in the field of research.  From character development to learning new lab techniques and processes like DNA extraction to gratitude coupled with struggles from time to time. The six-week period was definitely worth it. In upcoming posts, I’m going to be sharing some of the lessons learned, the things I’m grateful for as well as the challenges I encountered and how I dealt with them. Have you taken an internship before? Let me know about your experience in the comments.🤩