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Unusual Email Exchange Between Indian Student And German Professor Goes Viral
In the screenshot, the student can be seen introducing himself and submitting his application for the internship.
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Zoom Kites Acquisition Buyout Live Transcription Real Time Machine Translation Company
Zoom has announced acquisition of real-time machine translation company Karlsruhe Information Technology Solutions – Kites. The company was established in 2015 by co-founders Dr. Alex Waibel and Dr. Sebastian Stüker. Dr. Stüker and the rest of the Kites team will remain based in Karlsruhe, Germany. Zoom plans to invest and grow the team there a...
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IIT Madras Team, German Researchers Develop New Materials For Long-Lasting Lithium Batteries
Researchers from IIT Madras and Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany, have developed a new class of 'high entropy materials' for use as cathodes in long-lasting and better performing lithium ion batteries.
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German Police Save Man Being Chased By Baby Squirrel
Brave cops in Germany came to the rescue of a man being chased down a street... by a baby squirrel. The incident took place on Thursday in the city of Karlsruhe.
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Parents Can Inherit Dead Daughter's Facebook Account: German Court
Judges at the Federal Constitutional Court in Karlsruhe found that the daughter's contract with Facebook was part of her legacy.
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German Man Finds Unexploded WWII Bomb In Backyard. It Was An Eggplant
Cops in the German city of Karlsruhe got a terrifying call on Thursday morning. On the other end was a panicked 81-year-old. He told cops he had found in his backyard what appeared to be an unexploded bomb from World War II.
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Angela Merkel Buys Time With Party Compromise On Refugees
German Chancellor Angela Merkel won a respite on the refugee question with a strong show of unity at a party congress but must deliver results ahead of key elections next year, analysts said.
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Angela Merkel Wants To 'Drastically Reduce' Refugee Arrivals In Germany
Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Sunday she wanted to "drastically decrease" the number of refugees coming to Germany, signalling a compromise to critics of her open-door policy from within her conservatives on the eve of a party congress.
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Top German Court Rejects Apple 'Slide to Unlock' Patent Appeal
The ruling by the Federal Court of Appeals in Karlsruhe covers one of the iPhone's most defining features.
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Volcanic Eruptions Slow Down Global Warming: Study
Volcanic eruptions may have slowed down global warming by injecting particulates into the atmosphere, according to a study.
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TV Frequencies May Be Able to Deliver Wi-Fi Internet in the Future
Scientists at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) says low-range TV frequencies are highly suited for penetrating obstacles such as walls.
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'Air-write' your emails and texts with new glove
The glove developed by a team of computer scientists at Germany's Karlsruhe Institute of Technology is equipped with accelerometers and gyroscopes.
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German scientists beat data transfer record
German scientists have broken a record, sending data contained on 700 DVDs over a single laser beam, in one second
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German scientists beat data transfer record
German scientists have broken a record, sending data contained on 700 DVDs over a single laser beam, in one second
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Gardener ties European 60 metre record
Jason Gardener of Britain tied his own five-year-old European record in the 60 meters, running 6.46 seconds at the Karlsruhe indoors athletics meet.
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Unusual Email Exchange Between Indian Student And German Professor Goes Viral
In the screenshot, the student can be seen introducing himself and submitting his application for the internship.
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Zoom Kites Acquisition Buyout Live Transcription Real Time Machine Translation Company
Zoom has announced acquisition of real-time machine translation company Karlsruhe Information Technology Solutions – Kites. The company was established in 2015 by co-founders Dr. Alex Waibel and Dr. Sebastian Stüker. Dr. Stüker and the rest of the Kites team will remain based in Karlsruhe, Germany. Zoom plans to invest and grow the team there a...
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IIT Madras Team, German Researchers Develop New Materials For Long-Lasting Lithium Batteries
Researchers from IIT Madras and Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany, have developed a new class of 'high entropy materials' for use as cathodes in long-lasting and better performing lithium ion batteries.
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German Police Save Man Being Chased By Baby Squirrel
Brave cops in Germany came to the rescue of a man being chased down a street... by a baby squirrel. The incident took place on Thursday in the city of Karlsruhe.
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Parents Can Inherit Dead Daughter's Facebook Account: German Court
Judges at the Federal Constitutional Court in Karlsruhe found that the daughter's contract with Facebook was part of her legacy.
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German Man Finds Unexploded WWII Bomb In Backyard. It Was An Eggplant
Cops in the German city of Karlsruhe got a terrifying call on Thursday morning. On the other end was a panicked 81-year-old. He told cops he had found in his backyard what appeared to be an unexploded bomb from World War II.
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Angela Merkel Buys Time With Party Compromise On Refugees
German Chancellor Angela Merkel won a respite on the refugee question with a strong show of unity at a party congress but must deliver results ahead of key elections next year, analysts said.
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Angela Merkel Wants To 'Drastically Reduce' Refugee Arrivals In Germany
Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Sunday she wanted to "drastically decrease" the number of refugees coming to Germany, signalling a compromise to critics of her open-door policy from within her conservatives on the eve of a party congress.
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Top German Court Rejects Apple 'Slide to Unlock' Patent Appeal
The ruling by the Federal Court of Appeals in Karlsruhe covers one of the iPhone's most defining features.
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Volcanic Eruptions Slow Down Global Warming: Study
Volcanic eruptions may have slowed down global warming by injecting particulates into the atmosphere, according to a study.
-
TV Frequencies May Be Able to Deliver Wi-Fi Internet in the Future
Scientists at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) says low-range TV frequencies are highly suited for penetrating obstacles such as walls.
-
'Air-write' your emails and texts with new glove
The glove developed by a team of computer scientists at Germany's Karlsruhe Institute of Technology is equipped with accelerometers and gyroscopes.
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German scientists beat data transfer record
German scientists have broken a record, sending data contained on 700 DVDs over a single laser beam, in one second
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German scientists beat data transfer record
German scientists have broken a record, sending data contained on 700 DVDs over a single laser beam, in one second
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Gardener ties European 60 metre record
Jason Gardener of Britain tied his own five-year-old European record in the 60 meters, running 6.46 seconds at the Karlsruhe indoors athletics meet.
