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Indian-American Computer Scientist Anshumali Shrivastava Wins NSF CAREER Award
Indian-American Computer Scientist Anshumali Shrivastava Wins NSF CAREER Award.
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Russian Man May Become First Person to Have Head Transplant
A 30-year-old Russian computer scientist with a rare, genetic muscle wasting disease is set to become the first person in the world to have his head transplanted onto a healthy donor body.
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Now, a Smartphone Sensor That Maps Pollution
German scientists are developing a new sensor that attaches to a smartphone and measures particulate matter or fine dust levels in the air to draw up a pollution map.
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Extradited Indian-Origin Scientist Gets Life in Prison for Killing Wife, Daughters
A 46-year-old Indian-origin computer scientist was yesterday sentenced to life for killing his wife and two young children by slashing their throats in a bid to escape an unhappy marriage in 2008.
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US man gets 12 years for beating Indian-American computer scientist to death
A New Jersey court has sentenced last of five men charged with the 2010 fatal beating of an Indian-American computer scientist Divyendu Sinha to more than 12 years in prison.
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Two Indian-origin men get prestigious award in US
Two Indian-origin men are among this year's prestigious Heinz Awards recipients in the US.
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Indian-American Computer Scientist Anshumali Shrivastava Wins NSF CAREER Award
Indian-American Computer Scientist Anshumali Shrivastava Wins NSF CAREER Award.
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Russian Man May Become First Person to Have Head Transplant
A 30-year-old Russian computer scientist with a rare, genetic muscle wasting disease is set to become the first person in the world to have his head transplanted onto a healthy donor body.
-
Now, a Smartphone Sensor That Maps Pollution
German scientists are developing a new sensor that attaches to a smartphone and measures particulate matter or fine dust levels in the air to draw up a pollution map.
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Extradited Indian-Origin Scientist Gets Life in Prison for Killing Wife, Daughters
A 46-year-old Indian-origin computer scientist was yesterday sentenced to life for killing his wife and two young children by slashing their throats in a bid to escape an unhappy marriage in 2008.
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US man gets 12 years for beating Indian-American computer scientist to death
A New Jersey court has sentenced last of five men charged with the 2010 fatal beating of an Indian-American computer scientist Divyendu Sinha to more than 12 years in prison.
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Two Indian-origin men get prestigious award in US
Two Indian-origin men are among this year's prestigious Heinz Awards recipients in the US.
