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Nepali Influencer Bibek Pangeni Dies After Battle With Cancer, Social Media Flooded With Grief
Nepali influencer and University of Georgia PhD candidate, Bibek Pangeni, passed away on December 19, 2024, after battling a brain tumor since 2022.
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US Teen Accepted In 231 University, Awarded $15 Million In Scholarships
Madison Crowell faced a number of rejections before finally achieving success. She was rejected by a small number of universities, including the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Tulane University and Colorado College.
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Men Could Live Up To 141 Years, Women Could Live To Over 130: Study
Human lifespans are capable of soaring past the current record of 120 years, with people possibly reaching the age of 141, a new study has claimed.
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Cocaine Bear Review: A Movie So Daft, It’s Actually Fun
Cocaine Bear, a movie that is exactly what the title suggests, is an absurd comedy-horror film that has all the makings of a cult classic. Loosely based on a real-life incident that took place in 1985, the film follows a bear that goes on a rampage after getting high on cocaine.
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Nanostructured, High-Performance Alloy Developed Using 3D-Printing: Details
Reseachers have developed a nanostructured high-entropy alloy that is far more ductile and stronger than other state-of-the-art additively manufactured materials. Created by researchers at from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and the Georgia Institute of Technology, the material could pave way for building higher-performance components used...
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Frequent Video Game Players Have Superior Decision-Making Skills, Says Study
A recent study by Georgia State University researchers suggests that frequent video game players reflect superior sensorimotor decision-making skills and enhanced activity in key regions of the brain as compared to non-players. For the findings, the authors used functional magnetic resonance imaging (FMRI).
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Scientists Surprised After Gene-Editing Experiment Turn Docile Hamsters Hyper Aggressive: Study
A team of neuroscience researchers was left "really surprised" after a gene-editing experiment conducted on hamsters turned the docile creatures into "aggressive" monsters.
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1 Killed, 7 Injured In Shooting Near US University Campus
One person was killed and eight people were injured in a shooting incident on Saturday night near student campus of the Fort Valley State University in the US state of Georgia, local authorities said.
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This Snake-Like Robot, Inspired By Plants, Can Burrow Through Sand And Soil
Researchers at the University of California, Santa Barbara and Georgia Institute of Technology have developed a snake-like robot that can burrow into the sand and navigate underground.
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It'll Be All White: Scientists Create Albino Lizards
A team of scientists at the University of Georgia has successfully performed gene-editing on reptiles for the first time, creating a pair of albino lizards the size of a human index finger.
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Backend Vulnerabilities Found in Top 5,000 Free Android Apps: Report
Researchers from Georgia Institute of Technology and The Ohio State University studied only applications in the Google Play Store.
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Refined Fibre May Cause Liver Cancer: Eat These 5 Foods Rich In Natural Fibres Instead
A new study by the researchers at Georgia State University and the University of Toledo has pointed to the dangers of consuming refined fibres present in processed foods.
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Soon, a Pain-Free Patch May Replace Flu Shots
A group of researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology and Emory University, are now working on creating a pain-less patch that can help people self-administer the vaccine with the press of a thumb.
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After String Of Defeats, Democrats Rudderless In Donald Trump Era
Frozen out of power in Washington and having lost a string of congressional races this year, Democrats are struggling to craft winning strategies to convert disillusionment with President Donald Trump into victory in 2018's midterm elections.
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New AI-Based Software Turns Any Smartphone Into an Eye-Tracking Device
Developed by researchers at MIT and University of Georgia, the system may help develop new computer interfaces or help detect signs of incipient neurological disease or mental illness.
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Nepali Influencer Bibek Pangeni Dies After Battle With Cancer, Social Media Flooded With Grief
Nepali influencer and University of Georgia PhD candidate, Bibek Pangeni, passed away on December 19, 2024, after battling a brain tumor since 2022.
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US Teen Accepted In 231 University, Awarded $15 Million In Scholarships
Madison Crowell faced a number of rejections before finally achieving success. She was rejected by a small number of universities, including the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Tulane University and Colorado College.
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Men Could Live Up To 141 Years, Women Could Live To Over 130: Study
Human lifespans are capable of soaring past the current record of 120 years, with people possibly reaching the age of 141, a new study has claimed.
-
Cocaine Bear Review: A Movie So Daft, It’s Actually Fun
Cocaine Bear, a movie that is exactly what the title suggests, is an absurd comedy-horror film that has all the makings of a cult classic. Loosely based on a real-life incident that took place in 1985, the film follows a bear that goes on a rampage after getting high on cocaine.
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Nanostructured, High-Performance Alloy Developed Using 3D-Printing: Details
Reseachers have developed a nanostructured high-entropy alloy that is far more ductile and stronger than other state-of-the-art additively manufactured materials. Created by researchers at from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and the Georgia Institute of Technology, the material could pave way for building higher-performance components used...
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Frequent Video Game Players Have Superior Decision-Making Skills, Says Study
A recent study by Georgia State University researchers suggests that frequent video game players reflect superior sensorimotor decision-making skills and enhanced activity in key regions of the brain as compared to non-players. For the findings, the authors used functional magnetic resonance imaging (FMRI).
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Scientists Surprised After Gene-Editing Experiment Turn Docile Hamsters Hyper Aggressive: Study
A team of neuroscience researchers was left "really surprised" after a gene-editing experiment conducted on hamsters turned the docile creatures into "aggressive" monsters.
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1 Killed, 7 Injured In Shooting Near US University Campus
One person was killed and eight people were injured in a shooting incident on Saturday night near student campus of the Fort Valley State University in the US state of Georgia, local authorities said.
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This Snake-Like Robot, Inspired By Plants, Can Burrow Through Sand And Soil
Researchers at the University of California, Santa Barbara and Georgia Institute of Technology have developed a snake-like robot that can burrow into the sand and navigate underground.
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It'll Be All White: Scientists Create Albino Lizards
A team of scientists at the University of Georgia has successfully performed gene-editing on reptiles for the first time, creating a pair of albino lizards the size of a human index finger.
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Backend Vulnerabilities Found in Top 5,000 Free Android Apps: Report
Researchers from Georgia Institute of Technology and The Ohio State University studied only applications in the Google Play Store.
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Refined Fibre May Cause Liver Cancer: Eat These 5 Foods Rich In Natural Fibres Instead
A new study by the researchers at Georgia State University and the University of Toledo has pointed to the dangers of consuming refined fibres present in processed foods.
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Soon, a Pain-Free Patch May Replace Flu Shots
A group of researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology and Emory University, are now working on creating a pain-less patch that can help people self-administer the vaccine with the press of a thumb.
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After String Of Defeats, Democrats Rudderless In Donald Trump Era
Frozen out of power in Washington and having lost a string of congressional races this year, Democrats are struggling to craft winning strategies to convert disillusionment with President Donald Trump into victory in 2018's midterm elections.
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New AI-Based Software Turns Any Smartphone Into an Eye-Tracking Device
Developed by researchers at MIT and University of Georgia, the system may help develop new computer interfaces or help detect signs of incipient neurological disease or mental illness.
