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Arizona State University Plans AI-Enhanced 'Agentic' University In India: President Michael Crow
Arizona State University (ASU) aims to expand its network by collaborating with up to 10 institutions.
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India US To Boost Educational Collaborations, Focus On Offshore Campuses
The discussion took place during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the US, with key commitments outlined in a joint statement issued by the two leaders.
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Karnataka Government Invites Pennsylvania's Higher Education Institutes In US For Collaboration
C N Ashwath Narayan was speaking at the preliminary meeting regarding a global partnership between higher education institutes in Karnataka and PASSHE.
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Ties With The US On A Steady Upward Trajectory: Indian Ambassador
India's ties with US are on a steady, upward trajectory, but two countries need to collaborate more in key sectors like healthcare, education, climate change and defence to achieve true potential that relationship holds, Taranjit Singh Sandhu said.
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IBM, Institutions in India Join Hands to Develop Quantum Computing Skilling in India
Although quantum computing is a popular buzzword, one fact that’s often understated is that as this new branch of computing develops, skilled expertise will be critical in making the most of this opportunity. IBM India and top-tier institutions in India are collaborating to skill the youth in quantum computing. Gadgets 360 caught up with stakehol...
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Panjab University Partners With US Firm For Assembling Its Air Purifiers In Indian Hospitals
The Sophisticated Analytical Instrumentation Facility at Panjab University has collaborated with US-based air purifier manufacturer Molekule to assemble and optimise its device in about 10 hospitals in Punjab, Uttarakhand, Chandigarh and Himachal Pradesh.
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IIT-Gandhinagar Signs MoU With Four New Jersey Universities For Research Collaboration
IIT-Gandhinagar has signed MoUs with four universities in the US state of New Jersey for academic and research collaboration.
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IIT Kharagpur Signs MoU With 2 US Varsities For Research Collaborations
A team of delegates from IIT Kharagpur was currently visiting USA led by the Director.
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US Diplomat To Visit India, Nepal To Strengthen Relations
A top US diplomat will be visiting India and Nepal next week to explore opportunities that would strengthen the people-to-people relations through educational collaborations and women empowerment.
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US to Help Provide Skills Training to 400 Million Indians
In a boost to India's ambitious skill development programme, the United States will collaborate with it on a number of education-related projects to help the country achieve its goal of providing such training to 400 million people in the next decade.
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India, US need higher levels of collaboration in education: Kapil Sibal
The first ever high-level Indo-US education summit takes place today in Washington. Co-chaired by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and HRD Minister Kapil Sibal, over 300 higher education leaders, government and private sector representatives will participate in the daylong event.
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Arizona State University Plans AI-Enhanced 'Agentic' University In India: President Michael Crow
Arizona State University (ASU) aims to expand its network by collaborating with up to 10 institutions.
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India US To Boost Educational Collaborations, Focus On Offshore Campuses
The discussion took place during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the US, with key commitments outlined in a joint statement issued by the two leaders.
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Karnataka Government Invites Pennsylvania's Higher Education Institutes In US For Collaboration
C N Ashwath Narayan was speaking at the preliminary meeting regarding a global partnership between higher education institutes in Karnataka and PASSHE.
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Ties With The US On A Steady Upward Trajectory: Indian Ambassador
India's ties with US are on a steady, upward trajectory, but two countries need to collaborate more in key sectors like healthcare, education, climate change and defence to achieve true potential that relationship holds, Taranjit Singh Sandhu said.
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IBM, Institutions in India Join Hands to Develop Quantum Computing Skilling in India
Although quantum computing is a popular buzzword, one fact that’s often understated is that as this new branch of computing develops, skilled expertise will be critical in making the most of this opportunity. IBM India and top-tier institutions in India are collaborating to skill the youth in quantum computing. Gadgets 360 caught up with stakehol...
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Panjab University Partners With US Firm For Assembling Its Air Purifiers In Indian Hospitals
The Sophisticated Analytical Instrumentation Facility at Panjab University has collaborated with US-based air purifier manufacturer Molekule to assemble and optimise its device in about 10 hospitals in Punjab, Uttarakhand, Chandigarh and Himachal Pradesh.
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IIT-Gandhinagar Signs MoU With Four New Jersey Universities For Research Collaboration
IIT-Gandhinagar has signed MoUs with four universities in the US state of New Jersey for academic and research collaboration.
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IIT Kharagpur Signs MoU With 2 US Varsities For Research Collaborations
A team of delegates from IIT Kharagpur was currently visiting USA led by the Director.
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US Diplomat To Visit India, Nepal To Strengthen Relations
A top US diplomat will be visiting India and Nepal next week to explore opportunities that would strengthen the people-to-people relations through educational collaborations and women empowerment.
-
US to Help Provide Skills Training to 400 Million Indians
In a boost to India's ambitious skill development programme, the United States will collaborate with it on a number of education-related projects to help the country achieve its goal of providing such training to 400 million people in the next decade.
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India, US need higher levels of collaboration in education: Kapil Sibal
The first ever high-level Indo-US education summit takes place today in Washington. Co-chaired by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and HRD Minister Kapil Sibal, over 300 higher education leaders, government and private sector representatives will participate in the daylong event.
