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How Can Introverts Shine In The Office? Stanford Lecturer Offers Insights
Introverts seeking to wield influence in the workplace, as suggested by Stanford University lecturer Matt Abrahams, can achieve this by actively involving their audience, keenly observing, conducting thorough research, and introspectively analyzing t
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FTX Sues Parents of Founder Sam Bankman-Fried, Alleging Them of Misusing Company Assets
FTX on Monday sued the parents of founder Sam Bankman-Fried, saying that Stanford professors Joseph Bankman and Barbara Fried used the company to enrich themselves at the expense of FTX's customers.
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"Would've Been My Professor": Elon Musk Receives Letter From Stanford Lecturer
Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently shared a picture of a letter he received from a Stanford lecturer, who could have been his professor if he hadn't put his graduation studies on "permanent deferment".
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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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Stanford University Launches First Class Taught Entirely in Virtual Reality
Stanford University has launched a class that will be conducted entirely in virtual reality (VR). It is the first VR class in the university's history.
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13 IIT Patna Professors Got Featured In Stanford University's Top 2% List Of Scientists
Thirteen professors of IIT Patna got featured in Stanford University’s list of top two per cent of researchers across the world.
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DUK Professor In Stanford University's List Of Top 2% Scientists
Alex P James, Associate Dean (Academic) of the Digital University Kerala, has been listed among the top 2 per cent scientists in the world. Dr James figured in the list prepared by Stanford University and Elsevier BV, a Netherlands-based publishing company, for the second consecutive time.
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Lockdown Slows Coronavirus, Isn't Enough, Warn Stanford Professors
We are fighting a war. The aggressor is invisible, but the effects are the same: a ravaged economy, physical, social and emotional harm to our loved ones and a threat to our way of life. We must mobilize now to win this war.
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US Professor Apologises For Mentioning Trump's Son At Impeachment Hearing
The impeachment hearing against President Donald Trump took an ugly turn when a professor of law from the prestigious Stanford University took the name of his son Barron during her testimony before a Congressional panel.
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Harvard Bans Ex-Professor Found Guilty Of 40-Year-Long Sexual Misconduct
Harvard University revoked the emeritus faculty privileges of a retired professor and barred him from campus Thursday after an internal investigation found that he engaged in "unwelcome sexual conduct" toward several people over a span of nearly 40 years.
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Why Do We Remember Negative Events More Than The Positive Ones?
Many studies suggest that we are more likely to remember negative experiences over positive experiences, and according to Laura Carstensen, a psychology professor at Stanford University, in general, we tend to notice the negative more than the positive.
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Indian-Origin Professor Wins Fields Medal, The "Nobel of Mathematics"
Akshay Venkatesh, a renowned Indian-Australian mathematician, is one of four winners of mathematics' prestigious Fields medal, known as the Nobel prize for math.
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Google Announces Artificial Intelligence Group for Google Cloud
The group will be led by Fei-Fei Li, an artificial intelligence professor at Stanford University, and researcher Jia Li.
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IIT Kharagpur, Stanford, Then UCLA Shooter: The Life Of Mainak Sarkar
A former University of California, Los Angeles, student shot dead a woman at her home in Minnesota before he drove almost 2,000 miles to the school and killed a professor but failed to find a third intended victim, police said on Thursday.
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A Stanford Professor's Quest to Fix the Major Flaw in Driverless Cars
It's nothing more than a dune buggy on a cordoned-off street, but it's headed for trouble.
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How Can Introverts Shine In The Office? Stanford Lecturer Offers Insights
Introverts seeking to wield influence in the workplace, as suggested by Stanford University lecturer Matt Abrahams, can achieve this by actively involving their audience, keenly observing, conducting thorough research, and introspectively analyzing t
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FTX Sues Parents of Founder Sam Bankman-Fried, Alleging Them of Misusing Company Assets
FTX on Monday sued the parents of founder Sam Bankman-Fried, saying that Stanford professors Joseph Bankman and Barbara Fried used the company to enrich themselves at the expense of FTX's customers.
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"Would've Been My Professor": Elon Musk Receives Letter From Stanford Lecturer
Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently shared a picture of a letter he received from a Stanford lecturer, who could have been his professor if he hadn't put his graduation studies on "permanent deferment".
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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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Stanford University Launches First Class Taught Entirely in Virtual Reality
Stanford University has launched a class that will be conducted entirely in virtual reality (VR). It is the first VR class in the university's history.
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13 IIT Patna Professors Got Featured In Stanford University's Top 2% List Of Scientists
Thirteen professors of IIT Patna got featured in Stanford University’s list of top two per cent of researchers across the world.
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DUK Professor In Stanford University's List Of Top 2% Scientists
Alex P James, Associate Dean (Academic) of the Digital University Kerala, has been listed among the top 2 per cent scientists in the world. Dr James figured in the list prepared by Stanford University and Elsevier BV, a Netherlands-based publishing company, for the second consecutive time.
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Lockdown Slows Coronavirus, Isn't Enough, Warn Stanford Professors
We are fighting a war. The aggressor is invisible, but the effects are the same: a ravaged economy, physical, social and emotional harm to our loved ones and a threat to our way of life. We must mobilize now to win this war.
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US Professor Apologises For Mentioning Trump's Son At Impeachment Hearing
The impeachment hearing against President Donald Trump took an ugly turn when a professor of law from the prestigious Stanford University took the name of his son Barron during her testimony before a Congressional panel.
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Harvard Bans Ex-Professor Found Guilty Of 40-Year-Long Sexual Misconduct
Harvard University revoked the emeritus faculty privileges of a retired professor and barred him from campus Thursday after an internal investigation found that he engaged in "unwelcome sexual conduct" toward several people over a span of nearly 40 years.
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Why Do We Remember Negative Events More Than The Positive Ones?
Many studies suggest that we are more likely to remember negative experiences over positive experiences, and according to Laura Carstensen, a psychology professor at Stanford University, in general, we tend to notice the negative more than the positive.
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Indian-Origin Professor Wins Fields Medal, The "Nobel of Mathematics"
Akshay Venkatesh, a renowned Indian-Australian mathematician, is one of four winners of mathematics' prestigious Fields medal, known as the Nobel prize for math.
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Google Announces Artificial Intelligence Group for Google Cloud
The group will be led by Fei-Fei Li, an artificial intelligence professor at Stanford University, and researcher Jia Li.
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IIT Kharagpur, Stanford, Then UCLA Shooter: The Life Of Mainak Sarkar
A former University of California, Los Angeles, student shot dead a woman at her home in Minnesota before he drove almost 2,000 miles to the school and killed a professor but failed to find a third intended victim, police said on Thursday.
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A Stanford Professor's Quest to Fix the Major Flaw in Driverless Cars
It's nothing more than a dune buggy on a cordoned-off street, but it's headed for trouble.
