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Prehlad Iyengar, Suspended Over Palestine Essay, Appeals Against MIT Order
Prahlad Iyengar, also a National Science Foundation fellow, has been "suspended until January 2026". Iyengar is appealing his case with the Chancellor to "revoke or reduce" the "unjust sanctions" against him.
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PM Modi To Interact With Students At National Science Foundation In US
PM Modi in US: Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US First Lady Jill Biden will visit the National Science Foundation today where they would interact with Indian and American students, the White House has said.
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Important for India and US to Work Together in Science and Technology: NSF Director
India and the US have “a natural synergy” and similar aspirations and it is important for them to work together in the field of science and technology not only for the welfare of their own people but also to solve global problems, a top American scientist has said. “(Through) global collaborations, we can then devise solutions that can be glo...
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Nirmala Sitharaman Visits National Science Foundation In Washington
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman visited the National Science Foundation headquarters here and was given presentations on key issues like astronomy, AI for robotics and public messaging during health crises.
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Inouye Solar Telescope Captures Stunning Image of a Sunspot
The US National Science Foundation's (NSF) Inouye Solar Telescope is helping astronomers in this effort. The world's largest telescope recently began its first science observations and NSF shared on Twitter what it saw: a striking new sunspot image.
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IIT-BHU, US National Science Foundation Collaborate For Joint Research
The research focuses on solving societal challenges of both the countries and scaling up the Science and Technology relationship between the two nations, IIT-BHU said.
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Arecibo Telescope in Puerto Rico to Be Decommissioned After 57 Years of Service
US National Science Foundation has announced that the renowned Arecibo telescope in Puerto Rico will be dismantled after 57 years of service due to the rupture of cables that have led to the threat of collapse.
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Indian-American Scientist Elected As Chief Of National Science Foundation
Indian-American scientist Dr Sethuraman Panchanathan today officially took charge as Director of National Science Foundation (NSF), a day after US President Donald Trump appointed him as head of the top American body supporting fundamental research in non-medical fields of science and engineering.
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Indian-American Scientist To Lead National Science Foundation: US Senate
The US Senate has confirmed Indian-American scientist Dr Sethuraman Panchanathan as the Director of the National Science Foundation (NSF), a top American body supporting fundamental research in non-medical fields of science and engineering.
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Indian-American Computer Scientist To Lead National Science Foundation
US President Donald Trump has picked Indian-American computer scientist Sethuraman Panchanathan to lead the prestigious National Science Foundation.
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'India to Become Central to LIGO Gravitational Waves Project'
The sentiment was voiced by the US National Science Foundation spokesman at the agreement signed with India's department of atomic energy.
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India, US to Sign MoU for Building LIGO Project
The MoU will be signed between the National Science Foundation USA and India's Department of Atomic Energy and Department of Science and Technology.
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Barack Obama To Present National Medal Of Science To Indian-American
US President Barack Obama would present the prestigious National Medal of Science to an Indian-American scientist on January 22 for his outstanding contribution to science.
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India Tops Asia in Sending Scientists and Engineers to US: Study
India tops all other Asian countries for immigrant scientists and engineers in the US, accounting for 950,000 out of the continent's total of 2.96 million, said a new report.
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Gravitational Waves from Early Universe Remain Elusive
Despite earlier reports of a possible detection, joint data analysis by the European Space Agency's Planck space mission and ground-based experiment BICEP2 has found no conclusive evidence of gravitational waves from the birth of universe.
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Prehlad Iyengar, Suspended Over Palestine Essay, Appeals Against MIT Order
Prahlad Iyengar, also a National Science Foundation fellow, has been "suspended until January 2026". Iyengar is appealing his case with the Chancellor to "revoke or reduce" the "unjust sanctions" against him.
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PM Modi To Interact With Students At National Science Foundation In US
PM Modi in US: Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US First Lady Jill Biden will visit the National Science Foundation today where they would interact with Indian and American students, the White House has said.
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Important for India and US to Work Together in Science and Technology: NSF Director
India and the US have “a natural synergy” and similar aspirations and it is important for them to work together in the field of science and technology not only for the welfare of their own people but also to solve global problems, a top American scientist has said. “(Through) global collaborations, we can then devise solutions that can be glo...
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Nirmala Sitharaman Visits National Science Foundation In Washington
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman visited the National Science Foundation headquarters here and was given presentations on key issues like astronomy, AI for robotics and public messaging during health crises.
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Inouye Solar Telescope Captures Stunning Image of a Sunspot
The US National Science Foundation's (NSF) Inouye Solar Telescope is helping astronomers in this effort. The world's largest telescope recently began its first science observations and NSF shared on Twitter what it saw: a striking new sunspot image.
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IIT-BHU, US National Science Foundation Collaborate For Joint Research
The research focuses on solving societal challenges of both the countries and scaling up the Science and Technology relationship between the two nations, IIT-BHU said.
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Arecibo Telescope in Puerto Rico to Be Decommissioned After 57 Years of Service
US National Science Foundation has announced that the renowned Arecibo telescope in Puerto Rico will be dismantled after 57 years of service due to the rupture of cables that have led to the threat of collapse.
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Indian-American Scientist Elected As Chief Of National Science Foundation
Indian-American scientist Dr Sethuraman Panchanathan today officially took charge as Director of National Science Foundation (NSF), a day after US President Donald Trump appointed him as head of the top American body supporting fundamental research in non-medical fields of science and engineering.
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Indian-American Scientist To Lead National Science Foundation: US Senate
The US Senate has confirmed Indian-American scientist Dr Sethuraman Panchanathan as the Director of the National Science Foundation (NSF), a top American body supporting fundamental research in non-medical fields of science and engineering.
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Indian-American Computer Scientist To Lead National Science Foundation
US President Donald Trump has picked Indian-American computer scientist Sethuraman Panchanathan to lead the prestigious National Science Foundation.
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'India to Become Central to LIGO Gravitational Waves Project'
The sentiment was voiced by the US National Science Foundation spokesman at the agreement signed with India's department of atomic energy.
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India, US to Sign MoU for Building LIGO Project
The MoU will be signed between the National Science Foundation USA and India's Department of Atomic Energy and Department of Science and Technology.
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Barack Obama To Present National Medal Of Science To Indian-American
US President Barack Obama would present the prestigious National Medal of Science to an Indian-American scientist on January 22 for his outstanding contribution to science.
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India Tops Asia in Sending Scientists and Engineers to US: Study
India tops all other Asian countries for immigrant scientists and engineers in the US, accounting for 950,000 out of the continent's total of 2.96 million, said a new report.
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Gravitational Waves from Early Universe Remain Elusive
Despite earlier reports of a possible detection, joint data analysis by the European Space Agency's Planck space mission and ground-based experiment BICEP2 has found no conclusive evidence of gravitational waves from the birth of universe.
