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West Can't Confine India Into One Narrative: UK Based Sanskrit Scholar
Professor James Hegarty, an academic in Sanskrit and Indian Religions, who currently heads the School of History, Archaeology, and Religion at Cardiff University said that the West cannot confine India into a single narrative.
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UK Scientists Plan Seabed Explosions To Solve Mystery Of Missing Flight MH370
Researchers believe audio signals captured at a hydroacoustic station off the coast of Australia could be key to locating MH370.
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14 Skeletons Found In Ruined 5,000-Year-Old Neolithic Tomb In Scotland
In a 5,000-year-old tomb, archaeologists have uncovered the skeletal remains of 14 individuals, including men, women, and children.
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Smartwatches Could Help Identify Parkinson's Disease Symptoms Early, Claims Study
The brains of most Parkinson's patients are already damaged till the time of diagnosis. This new study will help them by identifying the symptoms early.
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How This University Student Ate Free Food For Two Years With Simple Hacks
A University student from UK tried some simple hacks to save money on buying food, and indeed he managed to eat free food for two years.
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Clams, Worms Release As Much Greenhouse Gas As 20,000 Cows, Says Report
'Clams, worms release as much greenhouse gas as 20,000 cows' London, October 15 (PTI) Ocean clams and worms release a huge amount of harmful greenhouse gas into the atmosphere - almost as much as 20,000 dairy cows - a study has found.
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Use Gender Sensitive Language Or Lose Grades, Say UK Universities
Students enrolled in a religious activism course offered by School of Social Science at one of Britain's leading universities will soon be penalized for failing to adhere to gender-sensitive language norms. Not using gender sensitive language will adversely impact their grades.
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Bedtime Smartphone Use May Affect Kid's Sleep, Health: Study
Parents, take note! Kids who use smartphones or tablets at bedtime may be at over twice the risk of having inadequate sleep, which may lead to various health issues such as obesity and a poor diet, a new study has found.
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Lower Birthweight Ups Mortality In Infants, Adolescents
According to researchers, perinatal events and congenital malformations were the common causes of death in infancy.
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Loughborough Becomes Latest ICC-Accredited Testing Centre
Loughborough now joins Cardiff Metropolitan University, Cricket Australia's National Cricket Centre in Brisbane and the Sri Ramachandra University in Chennai which were all announced earlier this month.
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This Diabetes Drug May Even Benefit Non-Diabetics
A recent study at the Cardiff University's school of medicine has unraveled quite an interesting fact about a diabetes treating drug called Matformin. A research team has found that this widely prescribed drug has properties that can combat cancer, cardiovascular...
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Scientists grow 'mini human brains' from stem cells
Scientists have grown the first mini human brains in a laboratory and say their success could lead to new levels of understanding about the way brains develop and what goes wrong in disorders like schizophrenia and autism.
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Is it the happiest day of the year?
According to a British psychologist at Cardiff University, today is the happiest day of the year.
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West Can't Confine India Into One Narrative: UK Based Sanskrit Scholar
Professor James Hegarty, an academic in Sanskrit and Indian Religions, who currently heads the School of History, Archaeology, and Religion at Cardiff University said that the West cannot confine India into a single narrative.
-
UK Scientists Plan Seabed Explosions To Solve Mystery Of Missing Flight MH370
Researchers believe audio signals captured at a hydroacoustic station off the coast of Australia could be key to locating MH370.
-
14 Skeletons Found In Ruined 5,000-Year-Old Neolithic Tomb In Scotland
In a 5,000-year-old tomb, archaeologists have uncovered the skeletal remains of 14 individuals, including men, women, and children.
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Smartwatches Could Help Identify Parkinson's Disease Symptoms Early, Claims Study
The brains of most Parkinson's patients are already damaged till the time of diagnosis. This new study will help them by identifying the symptoms early.
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How This University Student Ate Free Food For Two Years With Simple Hacks
A University student from UK tried some simple hacks to save money on buying food, and indeed he managed to eat free food for two years.
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Clams, Worms Release As Much Greenhouse Gas As 20,000 Cows, Says Report
'Clams, worms release as much greenhouse gas as 20,000 cows' London, October 15 (PTI) Ocean clams and worms release a huge amount of harmful greenhouse gas into the atmosphere - almost as much as 20,000 dairy cows - a study has found.
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Use Gender Sensitive Language Or Lose Grades, Say UK Universities
Students enrolled in a religious activism course offered by School of Social Science at one of Britain's leading universities will soon be penalized for failing to adhere to gender-sensitive language norms. Not using gender sensitive language will adversely impact their grades.
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Bedtime Smartphone Use May Affect Kid's Sleep, Health: Study
Parents, take note! Kids who use smartphones or tablets at bedtime may be at over twice the risk of having inadequate sleep, which may lead to various health issues such as obesity and a poor diet, a new study has found.
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Lower Birthweight Ups Mortality In Infants, Adolescents
According to researchers, perinatal events and congenital malformations were the common causes of death in infancy.
-
Loughborough Becomes Latest ICC-Accredited Testing Centre
Loughborough now joins Cardiff Metropolitan University, Cricket Australia's National Cricket Centre in Brisbane and the Sri Ramachandra University in Chennai which were all announced earlier this month.
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This Diabetes Drug May Even Benefit Non-Diabetics
A recent study at the Cardiff University's school of medicine has unraveled quite an interesting fact about a diabetes treating drug called Matformin. A research team has found that this widely prescribed drug has properties that can combat cancer, cardiovascular...
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Scientists grow 'mini human brains' from stem cells
Scientists have grown the first mini human brains in a laboratory and say their success could lead to new levels of understanding about the way brains develop and what goes wrong in disorders like schizophrenia and autism.
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Is it the happiest day of the year?
According to a British psychologist at Cardiff University, today is the happiest day of the year.
