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Infosys Science Foundation Awards Winners In Six Fields: Here's Complete List
Prof. Arvind (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) was awarded for Engineering and Computer Science, Prof. Kaushik Basu (Cornell University and former SVP, World Bank) for Social Sciences, Prof. Akeel Bilgrami (Columbia University) for Humanities, here's the list of winners
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Scientists Develop Open-Source AI Humanoid Head Eva That Uses Facial Expressions to Communicate Like Humans
Scientists at Columbia University's Department of Mechanical Engineering have developed an AI humanoid head called Eva that can mimic facial expressions and speech to better communicate with humans. The study titled, "Facially expressive humanoid robotic face", published in the journal Science Direct, aims to help potential artificial intelligence ...
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IBM Scientist Rajiv Joshi Bags Inventor of the Year Award for Improving AI Capabilities
In his acceptance speech, Dr. Joshi said that cloud, artificial intelligence, and quantum computing not only remain the buzzwords, but their utility, widespread usage is advancing with leaps and bounds.
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Food Porn Can Actually Help You Make Better Choices: Experts
A new study, conducted by experts from the Columbia University and the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS), now suggests that these beautiful images of tempting food may encourage people to eat healthy and make better choices
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Indian-American Professor Wins $625,000 Macarthur 'Genius' Grant
Kartik Chandran, an Indian-American associate professor of earth and environmental engineering at Columbia Engineering, has been named a 2015 MacArthur Fellow with a "genius grant" of $625,000 with no strings attached.
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Indian-Origin Engineer Developing Dynamic Braces for Children
An Indian-origin engineering professor in the US is developing dynamic spine braces for children that are more flexible than the rigid braces presently in use, a Columbia University statement said.
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Firm run by Indian-Americans to fix Obamacare website
The Obama administration has turned to a technology company run by Indian-Americans to fix the problem ridden website for Americans to buy insurance under President Barack Obama's signature healthcare law.
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Infosys Science Foundation Awards Winners In Six Fields: Here's Complete List
Prof. Arvind (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) was awarded for Engineering and Computer Science, Prof. Kaushik Basu (Cornell University and former SVP, World Bank) for Social Sciences, Prof. Akeel Bilgrami (Columbia University) for Humanities, here's the list of winners
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Scientists Develop Open-Source AI Humanoid Head Eva That Uses Facial Expressions to Communicate Like Humans
Scientists at Columbia University's Department of Mechanical Engineering have developed an AI humanoid head called Eva that can mimic facial expressions and speech to better communicate with humans. The study titled, "Facially expressive humanoid robotic face", published in the journal Science Direct, aims to help potential artificial intelligence ...
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IBM Scientist Rajiv Joshi Bags Inventor of the Year Award for Improving AI Capabilities
In his acceptance speech, Dr. Joshi said that cloud, artificial intelligence, and quantum computing not only remain the buzzwords, but their utility, widespread usage is advancing with leaps and bounds.
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Food Porn Can Actually Help You Make Better Choices: Experts
A new study, conducted by experts from the Columbia University and the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS), now suggests that these beautiful images of tempting food may encourage people to eat healthy and make better choices
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Indian-American Professor Wins $625,000 Macarthur 'Genius' Grant
Kartik Chandran, an Indian-American associate professor of earth and environmental engineering at Columbia Engineering, has been named a 2015 MacArthur Fellow with a "genius grant" of $625,000 with no strings attached.
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Indian-Origin Engineer Developing Dynamic Braces for Children
An Indian-origin engineering professor in the US is developing dynamic spine braces for children that are more flexible than the rigid braces presently in use, a Columbia University statement said.
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Firm run by Indian-Americans to fix Obamacare website
The Obama administration has turned to a technology company run by Indian-Americans to fix the problem ridden website for Americans to buy insurance under President Barack Obama's signature healthcare law.
