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US University Heads Unite To Condemn Hamas And Support Israel
A multifaith coalition of United States colleges and universities has released a public statement in support of Israel and opposition to Hamas.
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Life-Saving Stem Cells Can Be Regrown in Damaged Umbilical Cord, Claims Study
A study, by bioengineers at the University of Notre Dame, talks about a new strategy that can restore damaged stem cells, and enable them to grow new tissues again. Under the new strategy, each damaged stem cell is given a nanoparticle backpack.
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IITian Arvind Krishna To Be New IBM CEO
IBM will likely continue its trajectory under Krishna, but may pursue more small acquisitions in the cloud and analytics space, said Tim Hubbard, assistant professor at the University of Notre Dame and a former IBM consultant.
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Indian-Origin Student's Body Found In Lake At US University: Report
A 21-year-old Indian-origin student's body was found in a lake on the campus of a premier university in Indiana, the police said.
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NASA's Only Moon Rover Just Got Canceled
Months after President Donald Trump signed a directive ordering NASA to return astronauts to the moon, the space agency has canceled its only lunar rover currently in development.
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University Students Walk Out Of US Vice President Mike Pence's Speech
Dozens of students at Indiana's Notre Dame University protested White House policies on Sunday by walking out of a commencement speech by Vice President Mike Pence, who criticized political correctness at American colleges.
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Deep Learning Algorithm Can Now Judge You by Your Face
A team of programmers at University of Notre Dame and Harvard taught an algorithm to rate people on their trustworthiness, dominance, IQ, and age.
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H1B Visa Lowers Wages, has Negligible Impact on Patents: Study
Contrary to popular perception, H-1B visas have insignificant impact on new patents in the short term and also results in lower wages, according to a study.
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Astronomers spot first possible 'exomoon'
The astronomers used a technique called gravitational microlensing, in which one star passes in front of another as seen from Earth.
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First exomoon discovered 1800 light years away?
Astronomers may have discovered the first known moon outside our solar system and it is 1,800 light years from Earth.
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Facebook surrenders its privacy in IPO documents
The unveiling came late on Wednesday when the company filed its plans to raise $5 billion in an initial public offering of stock.
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US University Heads Unite To Condemn Hamas And Support Israel
A multifaith coalition of United States colleges and universities has released a public statement in support of Israel and opposition to Hamas.
-
Life-Saving Stem Cells Can Be Regrown in Damaged Umbilical Cord, Claims Study
A study, by bioengineers at the University of Notre Dame, talks about a new strategy that can restore damaged stem cells, and enable them to grow new tissues again. Under the new strategy, each damaged stem cell is given a nanoparticle backpack.
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IITian Arvind Krishna To Be New IBM CEO
IBM will likely continue its trajectory under Krishna, but may pursue more small acquisitions in the cloud and analytics space, said Tim Hubbard, assistant professor at the University of Notre Dame and a former IBM consultant.
-
Indian-Origin Student's Body Found In Lake At US University: Report
A 21-year-old Indian-origin student's body was found in a lake on the campus of a premier university in Indiana, the police said.
-
NASA's Only Moon Rover Just Got Canceled
Months after President Donald Trump signed a directive ordering NASA to return astronauts to the moon, the space agency has canceled its only lunar rover currently in development.
-
University Students Walk Out Of US Vice President Mike Pence's Speech
Dozens of students at Indiana's Notre Dame University protested White House policies on Sunday by walking out of a commencement speech by Vice President Mike Pence, who criticized political correctness at American colleges.
-
Deep Learning Algorithm Can Now Judge You by Your Face
A team of programmers at University of Notre Dame and Harvard taught an algorithm to rate people on their trustworthiness, dominance, IQ, and age.
-
H1B Visa Lowers Wages, has Negligible Impact on Patents: Study
Contrary to popular perception, H-1B visas have insignificant impact on new patents in the short term and also results in lower wages, according to a study.
-
Astronomers spot first possible 'exomoon'
The astronomers used a technique called gravitational microlensing, in which one star passes in front of another as seen from Earth.
-
First exomoon discovered 1800 light years away?
Astronomers may have discovered the first known moon outside our solar system and it is 1,800 light years from Earth.
-
Facebook surrenders its privacy in IPO documents
The unveiling came late on Wednesday when the company filed its plans to raise $5 billion in an initial public offering of stock.
