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Indian-American Professor Researching Dalit Women Gets $8,00,000 "Genius" Grant
Shailaja Paik is a distinguished research professor of history at the University of Cincinnati, where she is also an affiliate faculty in Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, and Asian Studies.
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A Cup Of Strawberries A Day May Reduce Dementia Risk, Claims Study
The research was carried out by researchers from University of Cincinnati who said eating eight strawberries a day can help prevent depression and dementia.
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US Teen Dies After Loose Truck Tyre Smashes Windshield On Highway
The Walton Fire Department "extricated" and transported the teenager to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center with life-threatening injuries.
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US College Student Says Professor Failed Her For Using The Term 'Biological Women'
The 20-year-old student said that her professor for Women's Gender Studies in Pop Culture class failed her for using the "exclusionary" term.
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Man From Ohio Attacks Asian American Student, Blames Him For Covid
The man approached the student on a Cincinnati sidewalk and made racist slurs towards the victim.
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IIT Mandi, University of Cincinnati Develop Method To Study Internal Structure, Functions Of Living Cells
The researchers modified the nanoclusters with a biocompatible protein and track the dynamics of the lysosomes in the brain organoids. In particular, they studied the process by which lysosomes recycle damaged mitochondria inside cells.
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How to Teach a Robot to Open Doors by Itself? University of Cincinnati Students Find a Way
Over the years, businesses have increasingly turned to automation and robotics for undertaking many jobs. Since COVID-19 forced people to the confines of their homes, many enterprises introduced robots to perform tasks to help reduce human contact. From cleaning floors to disinfecting, the kind of tasks that robots can do has expanded manifold.
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Smart Tech Is Not Making People Dumber, Study Suggests
According to a new University of Cincinnati research by social/ behavioural expert Anthony Chemero, while there are plenty of negatives associated with smart technology, there is also a positive side to it.
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US Student Freed By North Korea Has 'Extensive Loss Of Brain Tissue'
The US student, Otto Warmbier, who faced a 17-month detention in North Korea, returned home this week because of medical concerns. University of Cincinnati doctors say that he demonstrates an extensive loss of brain tissue and is in a state of unresponsive wakefulness.
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US Student, Who Was In Coma While Detained In North Korea, Returns
A plane carrying University of Virginia student Otto Warmbier, who had been detained in North Korea for 17 months and was in a coma for most of it, touched down in Cincinnati on Tuesday night.
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Energy Sensor A Potential Target For Future Cancer Drugs
An energy sensing enzyme can potentially become a therapeutic target for future cancer drugs as it is responsible for sensing the available supply of GTP -- an energy source that fuels the uncontrolled growth of cancer cells, new research has found.
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Asthma May Lead to Chronic Migraine
Pre-existing asthma may be a strong predictor of future chronic migraine attacks in individuals experiencing occasional migraine headaches, according to researchers from the University of Cincinnati (UC) in the US.
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US Officer Pleads Not Guilty in Black Man's Fatal Shooting
A white Ohio policeman who shot a black man during a routine traffic stop pleaded not guilty to murder charges on Thursday as two of his colleagues were suspended.
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Ohio Police Officer Charged With Murder Released From Jail on Bond
A former University of Cincinnati police officer charged with murder in the shooting death of an unarmed black man was released on Thursday from jail on bond, according to the Hamilton County Clerk of Courts.
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Cincinnati Campus Police Officer Charged With Murder of Black Man
A University of Cincinnati police officer who fatally shot an unarmed black man has been charged with murder after a grand jury investigation, the Hamilton County prosecutor said on Wednesday.
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Indian-American Professor Researching Dalit Women Gets $8,00,000 "Genius" Grant
Shailaja Paik is a distinguished research professor of history at the University of Cincinnati, where she is also an affiliate faculty in Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, and Asian Studies.
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A Cup Of Strawberries A Day May Reduce Dementia Risk, Claims Study
The research was carried out by researchers from University of Cincinnati who said eating eight strawberries a day can help prevent depression and dementia.
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US Teen Dies After Loose Truck Tyre Smashes Windshield On Highway
The Walton Fire Department "extricated" and transported the teenager to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center with life-threatening injuries.
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US College Student Says Professor Failed Her For Using The Term 'Biological Women'
The 20-year-old student said that her professor for Women's Gender Studies in Pop Culture class failed her for using the "exclusionary" term.
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Man From Ohio Attacks Asian American Student, Blames Him For Covid
The man approached the student on a Cincinnati sidewalk and made racist slurs towards the victim.
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IIT Mandi, University of Cincinnati Develop Method To Study Internal Structure, Functions Of Living Cells
The researchers modified the nanoclusters with a biocompatible protein and track the dynamics of the lysosomes in the brain organoids. In particular, they studied the process by which lysosomes recycle damaged mitochondria inside cells.
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How to Teach a Robot to Open Doors by Itself? University of Cincinnati Students Find a Way
Over the years, businesses have increasingly turned to automation and robotics for undertaking many jobs. Since COVID-19 forced people to the confines of their homes, many enterprises introduced robots to perform tasks to help reduce human contact. From cleaning floors to disinfecting, the kind of tasks that robots can do has expanded manifold.
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Smart Tech Is Not Making People Dumber, Study Suggests
According to a new University of Cincinnati research by social/ behavioural expert Anthony Chemero, while there are plenty of negatives associated with smart technology, there is also a positive side to it.
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US Student Freed By North Korea Has 'Extensive Loss Of Brain Tissue'
The US student, Otto Warmbier, who faced a 17-month detention in North Korea, returned home this week because of medical concerns. University of Cincinnati doctors say that he demonstrates an extensive loss of brain tissue and is in a state of unresponsive wakefulness.
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US Student, Who Was In Coma While Detained In North Korea, Returns
A plane carrying University of Virginia student Otto Warmbier, who had been detained in North Korea for 17 months and was in a coma for most of it, touched down in Cincinnati on Tuesday night.
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Energy Sensor A Potential Target For Future Cancer Drugs
An energy sensing enzyme can potentially become a therapeutic target for future cancer drugs as it is responsible for sensing the available supply of GTP -- an energy source that fuels the uncontrolled growth of cancer cells, new research has found.
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Asthma May Lead to Chronic Migraine
Pre-existing asthma may be a strong predictor of future chronic migraine attacks in individuals experiencing occasional migraine headaches, according to researchers from the University of Cincinnati (UC) in the US.
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US Officer Pleads Not Guilty in Black Man's Fatal Shooting
A white Ohio policeman who shot a black man during a routine traffic stop pleaded not guilty to murder charges on Thursday as two of his colleagues were suspended.
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Ohio Police Officer Charged With Murder Released From Jail on Bond
A former University of Cincinnati police officer charged with murder in the shooting death of an unarmed black man was released on Thursday from jail on bond, according to the Hamilton County Clerk of Courts.
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Cincinnati Campus Police Officer Charged With Murder of Black Man
A University of Cincinnati police officer who fatally shot an unarmed black man has been charged with murder after a grand jury investigation, the Hamilton County prosecutor said on Wednesday.
