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How A Wrong Spelling Led To Google Getting Its Name
Computer scientists Sergey Brin and Larry Page launched the company in 1998 while pursuing their doctorates at Stanford University.
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Google's 25-Year Journey From Dorm To Internet Dominance
More than 25 years ago, two students at Stanford University brainstormed in their dormitory and came up with an idea - to create an internet search engine that would organize web pages and rank them.
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Top 5 Engineering Colleges In The World
These institutions comprise MIT, Stanford University, the University of Cambridge, the University of Oxford, and the University of California.
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Indian-American Named Dean Of Stanford University's Climate Change School
Arun Majumdar, Indian-American material scientist, engineer and professor, has been named the inaugural dean of Stanford University's new school that focuses on climate change and sustainability.
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Who Is Twitter's New CEO Parag Agrawal?
Parag Agrawal has been named Jack Dorsey’s successor to lead Twitter. Agrawal is an Indian-origin tech executive who joined Twitter in 2011 and became the CTO of the company in 2017. Agrawal is a Stanford University and IIT Bombay alumnus.
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Infosys Prize 2020: Harvard, Stanford, MIT, IISc Scholars Among Winners
Infosys Prize 2020: The prize is awarded for contributions in Engineering and Computer Science, Humanities, Life Sciences, Mathematical Sciences, Physical Sciences and Social Sciences.
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Recruitment and Reform -- Tackling Racism in US Tech Sector
All of a sudden, every tech company wants a diversity consultant. "My phone has been ringing off the hook," says Kevin Nichols, founder of The Social Engineering Project, a Stanford University venture that promotes equality in the tech sector.
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SC, ST, OBC Engineering Students Learning At Faster Rates: Stanford Study
The study is being conducted according to a pact between the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and Stanford University struck last year.
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Women In Science Ask Fewer Questions; Affected By Test Anxiety In High Stake Exams
The gender gap in education is still a glaring and unfortunate reality. Women have to fight different odds to make their presence felt in the academic world, and however much one may wish to believe, the stair to academic success for women is not easy.
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Waiting For Green Cards, Indian Visa-Holders See Hope In Donald Trump Review
When Gokul Gunasekaran was offered a full scholarship for a graduate programme in electrical engineering at Stanford University, he saw it as the chance of a lifetime.
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20-Cent Hand-Powered Blood Centrifuge Developed
Stanford engineers, including those of Indian origin, have built an ultra-low-cost, human-powered centrifuge that separates blood into its individual components in only 1.5 minutes, and may enable precise diagnosis and treatment of diseases such as malaria, HIV and tuberculosis.
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Researchers Develop 'High-Rise' Chips Combining Logic and Memory
Stanford University engineers have revealed "high-rise" chips that could increase the performance of single-storey logic and memory chips.
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Indian-Origin Scientist Leads Research Into 'High-Rise' Chip
For decades, the mantra of electronics has been smaller, faster, cheaper. Stanford University engineers, led by an Indian-origin scientist, have added a fourth word - taller.
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New 'Smart' Lithium-Ion Battery Sends Users Fire, Overheating Alerts
"Our goal is to create an early warning system that saves lives and property," said Yi Cui, associate professor of materials science and engineering at Stanford University.
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Indian-Born Researcher at Stanford Wins Prestigious Award
Himanshu Asnani, 27, an Indian-born mathematics researcher at Stanford University Electrical Engineering School in the US, is the winner of the Marconi Society Paul Baran young scholar award for 2014.
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How A Wrong Spelling Led To Google Getting Its Name
Computer scientists Sergey Brin and Larry Page launched the company in 1998 while pursuing their doctorates at Stanford University.
-
Google's 25-Year Journey From Dorm To Internet Dominance
More than 25 years ago, two students at Stanford University brainstormed in their dormitory and came up with an idea - to create an internet search engine that would organize web pages and rank them.
-
Top 5 Engineering Colleges In The World
These institutions comprise MIT, Stanford University, the University of Cambridge, the University of Oxford, and the University of California.
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Indian-American Named Dean Of Stanford University's Climate Change School
Arun Majumdar, Indian-American material scientist, engineer and professor, has been named the inaugural dean of Stanford University's new school that focuses on climate change and sustainability.
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Who Is Twitter's New CEO Parag Agrawal?
Parag Agrawal has been named Jack Dorsey’s successor to lead Twitter. Agrawal is an Indian-origin tech executive who joined Twitter in 2011 and became the CTO of the company in 2017. Agrawal is a Stanford University and IIT Bombay alumnus.
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Infosys Prize 2020: Harvard, Stanford, MIT, IISc Scholars Among Winners
Infosys Prize 2020: The prize is awarded for contributions in Engineering and Computer Science, Humanities, Life Sciences, Mathematical Sciences, Physical Sciences and Social Sciences.
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Recruitment and Reform -- Tackling Racism in US Tech Sector
All of a sudden, every tech company wants a diversity consultant. "My phone has been ringing off the hook," says Kevin Nichols, founder of The Social Engineering Project, a Stanford University venture that promotes equality in the tech sector.
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SC, ST, OBC Engineering Students Learning At Faster Rates: Stanford Study
The study is being conducted according to a pact between the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and Stanford University struck last year.
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Women In Science Ask Fewer Questions; Affected By Test Anxiety In High Stake Exams
The gender gap in education is still a glaring and unfortunate reality. Women have to fight different odds to make their presence felt in the academic world, and however much one may wish to believe, the stair to academic success for women is not easy.
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Waiting For Green Cards, Indian Visa-Holders See Hope In Donald Trump Review
When Gokul Gunasekaran was offered a full scholarship for a graduate programme in electrical engineering at Stanford University, he saw it as the chance of a lifetime.
-
20-Cent Hand-Powered Blood Centrifuge Developed
Stanford engineers, including those of Indian origin, have built an ultra-low-cost, human-powered centrifuge that separates blood into its individual components in only 1.5 minutes, and may enable precise diagnosis and treatment of diseases such as malaria, HIV and tuberculosis.
-
Researchers Develop 'High-Rise' Chips Combining Logic and Memory
Stanford University engineers have revealed "high-rise" chips that could increase the performance of single-storey logic and memory chips.
-
Indian-Origin Scientist Leads Research Into 'High-Rise' Chip
For decades, the mantra of electronics has been smaller, faster, cheaper. Stanford University engineers, led by an Indian-origin scientist, have added a fourth word - taller.
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New 'Smart' Lithium-Ion Battery Sends Users Fire, Overheating Alerts
"Our goal is to create an early warning system that saves lives and property," said Yi Cui, associate professor of materials science and engineering at Stanford University.
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Indian-Born Researcher at Stanford Wins Prestigious Award
Himanshu Asnani, 27, an Indian-born mathematics researcher at Stanford University Electrical Engineering School in the US, is the winner of the Marconi Society Paul Baran young scholar award for 2014.
