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"These Lunatics...": US Says Over 300 Visas Likely Revoked Amid Crackdown
Marco Rubio said the State Department may have revoked 300 visas and warned that Trump administration was looking every day for "these lunatics" after a Turkish Student visa was revoked following her detention at Tufts University.
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Video: Moment When Student Was Picked Up By US Officials From Boston Street
Federal authorities have detained an international student studying at Tufts University near Boston and have revoked their visa, the university said in a statement Tuesday night.
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Indian-Origin Academician Sunil Kumar Named As Next President Of Tufts University
Sunil Kumar received his PhD from the University of Illinois in 1996
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Why Do We Remember Fearful Memories Longer Than Happy Ones? Study Answers
The team of experts from Tulane University School of Science and Engineering and Tufts University School of Medicine carried out experiments on mice to find the answer.
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Pulses, Vegetables, Fruits And More - Scientists Rank Best (And Worst) Foods To Eat
In the food compass, each food item received scores ranging from 1 to 100 - where 1 is considered least healthy and 100 is determined to be most healthy.
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Here's Why You Should Read Nutritional Labels
The research, led by Tufts University researchers, found that labeling reduced consumers' intake of calories by 6.6 per cent, total fat by 10.6 per cent and other unhealthy food options by 13 per cent.
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Now Track Your Calorie Intake With This Sensor-Based Tooth
Students at Tufts University's engineering school has created a product which shall be to sense the calories consumed and transmit it to an app.
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Switching to a Low Glycemic Diet May Reduce the Risk of Age-Related Eye Diseases
Researchers at the Tufts University in the United States have found that switching to a low glycemic diet can offer many health benefits especially in reducing the risk of developing eye diseases such as age-related macular degeneration.
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Scientists Tweak Worms to Give Them Brains of Another Species
The researchers, led by Tufts professor Michael Levin and undergraduate student Maya Emmons-Bell, cut off the heads of some Girardia dorotocephala - worms known to regenerate with ease.
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US university offers to pay students for year off
A new program at Tufts University hopes to remove the financial barriers keeping cash-strapped U.S. students from taking a year off after high school to travel or volunteer, offering an opportunity now typically only available to more affluent students to explore different communities and challenge their comfort zones before starting university.
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Tufts develops world's smallest electric motor
Researchers at Tufts University have developed the world's first single molecule electric motor which measures a mere nanometer across.
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Tufts develops world's smallest electric motor
Researchers at Tufts University have developed the world's first single molecule electric motor which measures a mere nanometer across.
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"These Lunatics...": US Says Over 300 Visas Likely Revoked Amid Crackdown
Marco Rubio said the State Department may have revoked 300 visas and warned that Trump administration was looking every day for "these lunatics" after a Turkish Student visa was revoked following her detention at Tufts University.
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Video: Moment When Student Was Picked Up By US Officials From Boston Street
Federal authorities have detained an international student studying at Tufts University near Boston and have revoked their visa, the university said in a statement Tuesday night.
-
Indian-Origin Academician Sunil Kumar Named As Next President Of Tufts University
Sunil Kumar received his PhD from the University of Illinois in 1996
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Why Do We Remember Fearful Memories Longer Than Happy Ones? Study Answers
The team of experts from Tulane University School of Science and Engineering and Tufts University School of Medicine carried out experiments on mice to find the answer.
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Pulses, Vegetables, Fruits And More - Scientists Rank Best (And Worst) Foods To Eat
In the food compass, each food item received scores ranging from 1 to 100 - where 1 is considered least healthy and 100 is determined to be most healthy.
-
Here's Why You Should Read Nutritional Labels
The research, led by Tufts University researchers, found that labeling reduced consumers' intake of calories by 6.6 per cent, total fat by 10.6 per cent and other unhealthy food options by 13 per cent.
-
Now Track Your Calorie Intake With This Sensor-Based Tooth
Students at Tufts University's engineering school has created a product which shall be to sense the calories consumed and transmit it to an app.
-
Switching to a Low Glycemic Diet May Reduce the Risk of Age-Related Eye Diseases
Researchers at the Tufts University in the United States have found that switching to a low glycemic diet can offer many health benefits especially in reducing the risk of developing eye diseases such as age-related macular degeneration.
-
Scientists Tweak Worms to Give Them Brains of Another Species
The researchers, led by Tufts professor Michael Levin and undergraduate student Maya Emmons-Bell, cut off the heads of some Girardia dorotocephala - worms known to regenerate with ease.
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US university offers to pay students for year off
A new program at Tufts University hopes to remove the financial barriers keeping cash-strapped U.S. students from taking a year off after high school to travel or volunteer, offering an opportunity now typically only available to more affluent students to explore different communities and challenge their comfort zones before starting university.
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Tufts develops world's smallest electric motor
Researchers at Tufts University have developed the world's first single molecule electric motor which measures a mere nanometer across.
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Tufts develops world's smallest electric motor
Researchers at Tufts University have developed the world's first single molecule electric motor which measures a mere nanometer across.
