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Trump Disappointed With Federal Reserve Chair Over $2.5 Billion Renovation Project
President says he has finally found a way to achieve his goal of removing Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, accusing him of mismanaging the US central bank's $2.5 billion renovation project.
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AI Was Born At This US Summer Camp 68 Years Ago. Here's Why It Matters
Imagine a group of young men gathered at a picturesque college campus in New England, in the United States, during the northern summer of 1956. Its a small casual gathering. But the men are not here for campfires and nature hikes.
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Tips For Navigating The Ivy League Admission Process
The Ivy League universities are known for their rigorous admissions process, world-class faculty, and outstanding alumni.
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"The Truth Is...": Roger Federer Debunks 'Effortless' Myth In Viral Dartmouth College Speech
During his speech, the 20-time Grand Slam champion revealed that this was only the second time he was setting foot on a college campus.
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Indian Navy Officer Becomes First To Conduct Training In UK's Royal Naval College
In a significant milestone for India-UK defence cooperation on Tuesday, Lieutenant Commander N Dinesh Anand became the first Indian Navy officer to conduct training at the Britannia Royal Naval College (BRNC) in Dartmouth, south-west England.
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Love Tuna, Shrimp, Lobsters? Beware Of "Forever Chemicals", Says Study
While consuming seafood may be good to boost your Omega-3 levels, eating them more frequently can increase the risk of exposure to a group of industrial chemicals called per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances, also known as "forever chemicals".
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''A Windows And Android Guy Now'': Sanjiv Kapoor Reveals He Stopped Using Apple Products In 2020
He used his last Apple product in 2020 before switching from iTunes to Spotify.
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Not Everything We Call AI Is Artificial Intelligence. All You Need To Know
In August 1955, a group of scientists made a funding request for US$13,500 to host a summer workshop at Dartmouth College, New Hampshire. The field they proposed to explore was artificial intelligence (AI).
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New Technique Allows Researchers to Assess Life Cycle of Supermassive Black Holes
Supermassive black holes are a mysterious celestial phenomenon that have fascinated space enthusiasts and scientists alike for years. Researchers from Dartmouth College have conducted a study that analyses the light from supermassive black holes to better understand the life cycles of these supermassuve black holes.
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Greenland Is Melting Faster Than At Any Time In The Past 450 Years (At Least)
Scientists who crossed western Greenland with a fleet of snowmobiles, pulling up long cylinders of ice at camps a little more than a mile above sea level, have found evidence that the vast sheet of ice is melting faster than at any time in the past 450 years at least - and possibly much longer than that.
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Can A Machine Write A Sonnet That Is As Good As A Human's? We're About To Find Out
Since it was devised in 1950, the Turing Test - named for Alan Turing, hero of "The Imitation Game" - has been the standard way of assessing artificial intelligence: Machines are judged on how well they exhibit intelligent behavior, usually in conversation or game-playing, that to a human listener or observer would be indistinguishable from that of...
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Dartmouth's 'Magic Wand' Pairs Medical Devices to Wi-Fi
The prototype, dubbed "Wanda," is part of a multi-university project to develop ways to protect patient confidentiality.
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Islamic State Not Alone in Looting Syria Cultural Heritage: Study
The Islamic State group may dominate headlines about the destruction of heritage sites in Syria, but it is far from the only culprit, new US research warned today.
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Second Boston Bomber Friend Jailed for 3.5 Years
A second college friend of convicted Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was sentenced to jail today for obstruction and conspiracy that impeded the FBI investigation into the 2013 attacks.
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Boston Bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's Friend Jailed 6 years
A college friend of convicted Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was sentenced to six years in prison Tuesday for obstructing justice by impeding the FBI investigation into the 2013 attacks.
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Trump Disappointed With Federal Reserve Chair Over $2.5 Billion Renovation Project
President says he has finally found a way to achieve his goal of removing Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, accusing him of mismanaging the US central bank's $2.5 billion renovation project.
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AI Was Born At This US Summer Camp 68 Years Ago. Here's Why It Matters
Imagine a group of young men gathered at a picturesque college campus in New England, in the United States, during the northern summer of 1956. Its a small casual gathering. But the men are not here for campfires and nature hikes.
-
Tips For Navigating The Ivy League Admission Process
The Ivy League universities are known for their rigorous admissions process, world-class faculty, and outstanding alumni.
-
"The Truth Is...": Roger Federer Debunks 'Effortless' Myth In Viral Dartmouth College Speech
During his speech, the 20-time Grand Slam champion revealed that this was only the second time he was setting foot on a college campus.
-
Indian Navy Officer Becomes First To Conduct Training In UK's Royal Naval College
In a significant milestone for India-UK defence cooperation on Tuesday, Lieutenant Commander N Dinesh Anand became the first Indian Navy officer to conduct training at the Britannia Royal Naval College (BRNC) in Dartmouth, south-west England.
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Love Tuna, Shrimp, Lobsters? Beware Of "Forever Chemicals", Says Study
While consuming seafood may be good to boost your Omega-3 levels, eating them more frequently can increase the risk of exposure to a group of industrial chemicals called per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances, also known as "forever chemicals".
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''A Windows And Android Guy Now'': Sanjiv Kapoor Reveals He Stopped Using Apple Products In 2020
He used his last Apple product in 2020 before switching from iTunes to Spotify.
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Not Everything We Call AI Is Artificial Intelligence. All You Need To Know
In August 1955, a group of scientists made a funding request for US$13,500 to host a summer workshop at Dartmouth College, New Hampshire. The field they proposed to explore was artificial intelligence (AI).
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New Technique Allows Researchers to Assess Life Cycle of Supermassive Black Holes
Supermassive black holes are a mysterious celestial phenomenon that have fascinated space enthusiasts and scientists alike for years. Researchers from Dartmouth College have conducted a study that analyses the light from supermassive black holes to better understand the life cycles of these supermassuve black holes.
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Greenland Is Melting Faster Than At Any Time In The Past 450 Years (At Least)
Scientists who crossed western Greenland with a fleet of snowmobiles, pulling up long cylinders of ice at camps a little more than a mile above sea level, have found evidence that the vast sheet of ice is melting faster than at any time in the past 450 years at least - and possibly much longer than that.
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Can A Machine Write A Sonnet That Is As Good As A Human's? We're About To Find Out
Since it was devised in 1950, the Turing Test - named for Alan Turing, hero of "The Imitation Game" - has been the standard way of assessing artificial intelligence: Machines are judged on how well they exhibit intelligent behavior, usually in conversation or game-playing, that to a human listener or observer would be indistinguishable from that of...
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Dartmouth's 'Magic Wand' Pairs Medical Devices to Wi-Fi
The prototype, dubbed "Wanda," is part of a multi-university project to develop ways to protect patient confidentiality.
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Islamic State Not Alone in Looting Syria Cultural Heritage: Study
The Islamic State group may dominate headlines about the destruction of heritage sites in Syria, but it is far from the only culprit, new US research warned today.
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Second Boston Bomber Friend Jailed for 3.5 Years
A second college friend of convicted Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was sentenced to jail today for obstruction and conspiracy that impeded the FBI investigation into the 2013 attacks.
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Boston Bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's Friend Jailed 6 years
A college friend of convicted Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was sentenced to six years in prison Tuesday for obstructing justice by impeding the FBI investigation into the 2013 attacks.
