Tejas Rao

Cambridge

Writer at Freelance

Writer at Curd Rice Daily

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Articles

A stronger belief in God recently.

1 week ago | medium.com | Tejas Rao

It was the summer of 2004. Kindergarten in Tokyo had just gotten over and I was not really looking forward to my vacations. Even though I slept that night, oh how miserable my sleep was. I actually enjoyed school, kicking the soccer ball with my friends ( surprisingly fun when the ball is half your height). I wondered what the next two months would bring me. The next day I woke up a little surprised. My dad said he would teach me something new. “Oh was it one of those unicycles?
Engineering Excellence: Overcoming Challenges in Bilayer Tablet Manufacturing

1 month ago | writeupcafe.com | Tejas Rao

Bilayer tablets represent a significant innovation in oral drug delivery, enabling the integration of two drugs or release profiles in a single, compa
Badgers fall short in final road game of regular season, defeated by Huskies on home turf

1 month ago | dailycardinal.com | Tejas Rao

A crushing loss to the Washington Huskies sends the Badgers back to Madison with a three-game home stretch to look forward to. The Wisconsin Badgers men’s tennis team (9-9) fell to the Washington Huskies (13-6) at the Nordstrom Tennis Center on Sunday, ending their last road game of the regular season with a disappointing loss. Oliver Olsson and Tomas Zlatohlavek faced a formidable force in their opponents.
Badgers men’s tennis off to a difficult start in the Wild West

2 months ago | dailycardinal.com | Tejas Rao

Wisconsin began its last road trip of the regular season with a loss. The Wisconsin Badgers men’s tennis team headed to the West for their last road trip of the regular season to face the Oregon Ducks Friday at the Student Tennis Center, falling short 4-2. This matchup marked their eighth loss of the season and their fourth loss out of the six games so far in the second half of their 21-game season.
Hoosiers stun Badgers in comeback despite commanding doubles play

2 months ago | dailycardinal.com | Tejas Rao

Wisconsin struggles to maintain points lead as Indiana hand them their fifth Big Ten conference loss. The Wisconsin Badgers men’s tennis team hosted the Indiana Hoosiers at Nielsen Tennis Stadium at home on March 28 after two games on the road. The Badgers seemed to pick up momentum after their nail-biting win over the Penn State Nittany Lions, but they unfortunately could not convert against the Hoosiers as a team.
Men’s tennis swept by No. 3 Ohio State Buckeyes

2 months ago | dailycardinal.com | Tejas Rao

Wisconsin Badgers go pointless for the third time this season against a ranked opponent in the Big Ten. The Wisconsin Badgers men’s tennis team lost 4-0 to the Ohio State Buckeyes on the road at Ty Tucker Tennis Center in Columbus, Ohio, on March 21. In their 13th game overall and fifth Big Ten matchup of the season, the Badgers stand at a 9-9 win-loss ratio, and if not for the Spartans’ disciplinary violation in the previous game, this loss would have been their fifth straight.
Overcoming Drug Formulation Challenges with Liquid-Filled Hard Capsules

2 months ago | writeupcafe.com | Tejas Rao

Liquid-filled hard capsules (LFHCs) are an advanced drug delivery system that addresses key pharmaceutical formulation challenges. By improving drug s
International Law Under Pressure

2 months ago | verfassungsblog.de | Markus Gehring |Tejas Rao

The adage that a leader who ‘saves’ their country cannot break the law—often misattributed to Napoleon—stands in stark contrast to the reality of international legal obligations. Not only can a nation breach international law, but under certain circumstances, such actions may constitute international crimes.
Wisconsin men’s tennis faces second away loss against Big Ten opponent

Mar 6, 2025 | dailycardinal.com | Tejas Rao

As the Badgers’ road trip comes to an end, they face their first upset as the unranked Northwestern Wildcats leave no room for error. The No. 58 Wisconsin Badgers men’s tennis team fell short to the Northwestern Wildcats 5-2 in their third away game in a row this season at the Combe Tennis Center in Evanston, Illinois. This result seems to be one of concern as the Badgers fall for the second time to a Big Ten conference rival.
Notre Dame hands Wisconsin men’s tennis a reality check

Feb 26, 2025 | dailycardinal.com | Tejas Rao

The Wisconsin men’s tennis team found weaknesses in a loss to the first-ranked opponent, breaking a four-game win streak. The Wisconsin Badgers men’s tennis team faced off against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish at the Eck Tennis Center Friday, marking their first away game of the season. The Badgers played a number of forgettable matches, as they went pointless for the first time since last season against the Ohio State Buckeyes.