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Stabbed Indian Student's Father Seeks Swift Visa To Tend To Son In Sydney
The father of the Indian student who was knifed by a local man in Sydney in an apparent race related attack has urged the Indian government to expedite his request for visa so that someone from his family can fly to Australia.
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Indian Student, An IIT Graduate, Stabbed Repeatedly In Sydney; 1 Arrested
An Indian student in Australia is in hospital after being stabbed 11 times last week in a brutal knife attack that his family alleges was a hate crime.
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Opinion: Omicron And Delta Could Trigger New Super Variant, Warns Scientist
What happens when two nasty Covid-19 variants get together and share their most effective mutations? Omicron and delta have brought us closer to the answer, says Peter White, a virologist at the University of New South Wales who warns of the inevitab
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Indian-Origin Researcher Turns Banana Plant Into Packaging Material
An Indian-origin researcher-led team at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) on Friday announced it has discovered a novel way to turn banana plantation waste into packaging material that is not only biodegradable but also recyclable.
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Indian-Origin Researcher Gets $3.3 Million Grant To Manage Battery Waste
An Indian-origin researcher at University of New South Wales (UNSW), Sydney has received $3.3 million grant to transform waste and resource recovery industry by developing advanced manufacturing capabilities that focus on small-scale processing of materials produced from battery and consumer wastes.
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UNSW Team Reports Breakthrough in Quantum Computing
A team of scientists from the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in Australia has measured for the first time accuracy of two-qubit operations in silicon.
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Mumbai Born Indo-Australian Scientist Develops World's First Microfactory To Tackle E-Waste Hazard
In a pioneering effort to tackle the growing mountains of e-waste, an IIT-trained Australian scientist of Indian origin at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) here has helped launch the world's first microfactory that can transform electronic waste (e-waste) like smartphones and laptops into valuable material for re-use.
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Australian University Celebrates Unique 'Festival Of India'
The campus grounds of the University of New South Wales (UNSW) transformed into a "Little India" as it celebrated Festival of India 2017 to promote Australia's partnership and friendship with India.
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Quantum Computers? New Flip-Flop Qubit Design May Usher Them in Soon
The team from the University of New South Wales say they have invented a new chip design based on a new type of quantum bit.
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Early Life On Earth Began On Land Not Sea: Report
A paradigm-shifting hypothesis has pushed back the time for the emergence of microbial life on Earth by 580 million years, suggesting that life began not in the sea but on land.
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New Solar Cell Can Help India Save Rs 6,000 Crore In Cost: Report
The University of New South Wales (UNSW) today said its new solar cell technology can help India save Rs 6,000 crore annually in operational costs.
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Sleep Loss May Impair Facial Recognition: Study
Lack of proper sleep can impact the accuracy of face identification, researchers have found, suggesting that the crucial "passport task" by officers can be affected by poor sleep.
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Spin Bowling's Mystery Solved: Australian Scientists
Scientists from Victoria University and University of New South Wales in Australia have used mathematics to deduce significance of small variations in the proportion of different spin types applied to the ball by slow bowlers
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New Breakthrough May Lead to HIV Relapse Cure
Scientists are now better able to predict how quickly the HIV virus will return after individuals stop treatment, thanks to the discovery of new immune system biomarkers by researchers at the University of New South Wales (UNSW), Australia, and the University of Oxford.
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Scientists Find Link Between Autism and Genetic Changes
Scientists have discovered a link between autism and genetic changes in some segments of DNA that are responsible for switching on genes in the brain.
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Stabbed Indian Student's Father Seeks Swift Visa To Tend To Son In Sydney
The father of the Indian student who was knifed by a local man in Sydney in an apparent race related attack has urged the Indian government to expedite his request for visa so that someone from his family can fly to Australia.
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Indian Student, An IIT Graduate, Stabbed Repeatedly In Sydney; 1 Arrested
An Indian student in Australia is in hospital after being stabbed 11 times last week in a brutal knife attack that his family alleges was a hate crime.
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Opinion: Omicron And Delta Could Trigger New Super Variant, Warns Scientist
What happens when two nasty Covid-19 variants get together and share their most effective mutations? Omicron and delta have brought us closer to the answer, says Peter White, a virologist at the University of New South Wales who warns of the inevitab
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Indian-Origin Researcher Turns Banana Plant Into Packaging Material
An Indian-origin researcher-led team at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) on Friday announced it has discovered a novel way to turn banana plantation waste into packaging material that is not only biodegradable but also recyclable.
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Indian-Origin Researcher Gets $3.3 Million Grant To Manage Battery Waste
An Indian-origin researcher at University of New South Wales (UNSW), Sydney has received $3.3 million grant to transform waste and resource recovery industry by developing advanced manufacturing capabilities that focus on small-scale processing of materials produced from battery and consumer wastes.
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UNSW Team Reports Breakthrough in Quantum Computing
A team of scientists from the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in Australia has measured for the first time accuracy of two-qubit operations in silicon.
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Mumbai Born Indo-Australian Scientist Develops World's First Microfactory To Tackle E-Waste Hazard
In a pioneering effort to tackle the growing mountains of e-waste, an IIT-trained Australian scientist of Indian origin at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) here has helped launch the world's first microfactory that can transform electronic waste (e-waste) like smartphones and laptops into valuable material for re-use.
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Australian University Celebrates Unique 'Festival Of India'
The campus grounds of the University of New South Wales (UNSW) transformed into a "Little India" as it celebrated Festival of India 2017 to promote Australia's partnership and friendship with India.
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Quantum Computers? New Flip-Flop Qubit Design May Usher Them in Soon
The team from the University of New South Wales say they have invented a new chip design based on a new type of quantum bit.
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Early Life On Earth Began On Land Not Sea: Report
A paradigm-shifting hypothesis has pushed back the time for the emergence of microbial life on Earth by 580 million years, suggesting that life began not in the sea but on land.
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New Solar Cell Can Help India Save Rs 6,000 Crore In Cost: Report
The University of New South Wales (UNSW) today said its new solar cell technology can help India save Rs 6,000 crore annually in operational costs.
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Sleep Loss May Impair Facial Recognition: Study
Lack of proper sleep can impact the accuracy of face identification, researchers have found, suggesting that the crucial "passport task" by officers can be affected by poor sleep.
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Spin Bowling's Mystery Solved: Australian Scientists
Scientists from Victoria University and University of New South Wales in Australia have used mathematics to deduce significance of small variations in the proportion of different spin types applied to the ball by slow bowlers
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New Breakthrough May Lead to HIV Relapse Cure
Scientists are now better able to predict how quickly the HIV virus will return after individuals stop treatment, thanks to the discovery of new immune system biomarkers by researchers at the University of New South Wales (UNSW), Australia, and the University of Oxford.
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Scientists Find Link Between Autism and Genetic Changes
Scientists have discovered a link between autism and genetic changes in some segments of DNA that are responsible for switching on genes in the brain.
