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Ex-Harvard Worker Stole Human Heads, Skin. Then Sold It In Black Market
Cedric Lodge admitted to transporting stolen human remains taken from cadavers donated to Harvard for medical research and education.
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Trump Administration Bars Harvard University From Enrolling Foreign Students
In April, Donald Trump had called Harvard a "joke" and said it should lose its government research contracts after the prestigious university refused demands that it accept outside political supervision.
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Harvard Mobilizes Funds For "Critical Research" After Federal Cuts In Grants
Harvard University says it will plough $250 million into funding "critical research" after the US government announced fresh budget cuts to the elite school.
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Russian-Born Harvard Researcher Charged With Smuggling Frog Embryos Into US
The scientist, 30-year-old Kseniia Petrova, was arrested earlier this year and placed in a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention centre.
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How A Defiant Harvard Reacted To Trump Ban On Federal Grants
The Trump administration has locked horns with Harvard, threatening budgets, tax-exempt status and enrollment of foreign students.
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Trump's Feud With Harvard Risks Critical Research Into Lou Gehrig's Disease
David Walt's project is one of many that's getting caught in the middle of what's poised to become a protracted political and legal fight over the government's ability to dictate conditions to the nation's private universities.
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"Harvard A Joke, Should No Longer Receive Federal Funds": Trump
US President Donald Trump called Harvard a "joke" Wednesday and said it should lose its government research contracts after the prestigious university refused demands that it accept outside political supervision.
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Harvard Stands To Lose $2.2 Billion In Federal Funding
In a high-stakes standoff, President Donald Trump's administration says it will freeze $2.2 billion in federal research grants for Harvard University, which is pushing back on demands for changes to campus policy.
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Scientists Deplore Sharp US Cut In Medical Research Funding
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) said late Friday it was setting a 15 percent limit on its funding of "indirect," or overhead, costs linked to research.
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New Research Suggests Mars Experienced Warm and Cold Periods Affecting Liquid Water
New research from Harvard University suggests that Mars experienced alternating warm and cold periods billions of years ago, affecting its climate and ability to sustain liquid water. These fluctuations, which lasted up to 100,000 years, may have influenced the planet’s potential for life. The study highlights the role of hydrogen in trapping hea...
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60% Of People Are Missing These Four Key Nutrients In Their Diets
The study is the first to provide global estimates of inadequate micronutrient intake across 185 countries. Researchers found widespread deficiencies, with iodine, vitamin E, calcium, and iron being particularly low in diets worldwide.
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Harvard and Google Created the Most Detailed Map of Brain Using AI
In a landmark achievement, Harvard University and Google have developed the most detailed brain map ever created. This innovative project focused on a cubic millimeter of human cerebral cortex, a sample taken during an epilepsy surgery in 2014. Over a decade, biologists and machine-learning experts meticulously mapped approximately 57,000 cells and...
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Aliens Might Be Living Among Us ''Disguised As Humans'', Claims Harvard Study
The research also explores the idea that UFOs, or unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) could be spaceships visiting Earth-based alien friends.
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What Is The Planetary Health Diet? Is It Key To A Longer, Healthier Life? Experts From Harvard Reveal
Harvard's latest study shows this diet could cut your risk of premature death by 30%.
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Scientist Uses Google Cloud To Clone Supercomputer For Heart Disease Study
A scientist at Harvard used Google's cloud platform to clone a supercomputer for a heart disease study, in a novel move that other researchers could follow to get around a shortage of powerful computing resources and speed up their work.
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Ex-Harvard Worker Stole Human Heads, Skin. Then Sold It In Black Market
Cedric Lodge admitted to transporting stolen human remains taken from cadavers donated to Harvard for medical research and education.
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Trump Administration Bars Harvard University From Enrolling Foreign Students
In April, Donald Trump had called Harvard a "joke" and said it should lose its government research contracts after the prestigious university refused demands that it accept outside political supervision.
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Harvard Mobilizes Funds For "Critical Research" After Federal Cuts In Grants
Harvard University says it will plough $250 million into funding "critical research" after the US government announced fresh budget cuts to the elite school.
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Russian-Born Harvard Researcher Charged With Smuggling Frog Embryos Into US
The scientist, 30-year-old Kseniia Petrova, was arrested earlier this year and placed in a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention centre.
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How A Defiant Harvard Reacted To Trump Ban On Federal Grants
The Trump administration has locked horns with Harvard, threatening budgets, tax-exempt status and enrollment of foreign students.
-
Trump's Feud With Harvard Risks Critical Research Into Lou Gehrig's Disease
David Walt's project is one of many that's getting caught in the middle of what's poised to become a protracted political and legal fight over the government's ability to dictate conditions to the nation's private universities.
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"Harvard A Joke, Should No Longer Receive Federal Funds": Trump
US President Donald Trump called Harvard a "joke" Wednesday and said it should lose its government research contracts after the prestigious university refused demands that it accept outside political supervision.
-
Harvard Stands To Lose $2.2 Billion In Federal Funding
In a high-stakes standoff, President Donald Trump's administration says it will freeze $2.2 billion in federal research grants for Harvard University, which is pushing back on demands for changes to campus policy.
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Scientists Deplore Sharp US Cut In Medical Research Funding
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) said late Friday it was setting a 15 percent limit on its funding of "indirect," or overhead, costs linked to research.
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New Research Suggests Mars Experienced Warm and Cold Periods Affecting Liquid Water
New research from Harvard University suggests that Mars experienced alternating warm and cold periods billions of years ago, affecting its climate and ability to sustain liquid water. These fluctuations, which lasted up to 100,000 years, may have influenced the planet’s potential for life. The study highlights the role of hydrogen in trapping hea...
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60% Of People Are Missing These Four Key Nutrients In Their Diets
The study is the first to provide global estimates of inadequate micronutrient intake across 185 countries. Researchers found widespread deficiencies, with iodine, vitamin E, calcium, and iron being particularly low in diets worldwide.
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Harvard and Google Created the Most Detailed Map of Brain Using AI
In a landmark achievement, Harvard University and Google have developed the most detailed brain map ever created. This innovative project focused on a cubic millimeter of human cerebral cortex, a sample taken during an epilepsy surgery in 2014. Over a decade, biologists and machine-learning experts meticulously mapped approximately 57,000 cells and...
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Aliens Might Be Living Among Us ''Disguised As Humans'', Claims Harvard Study
The research also explores the idea that UFOs, or unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) could be spaceships visiting Earth-based alien friends.
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What Is The Planetary Health Diet? Is It Key To A Longer, Healthier Life? Experts From Harvard Reveal
Harvard's latest study shows this diet could cut your risk of premature death by 30%.
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Scientist Uses Google Cloud To Clone Supercomputer For Heart Disease Study
A scientist at Harvard used Google's cloud platform to clone a supercomputer for a heart disease study, in a novel move that other researchers could follow to get around a shortage of powerful computing resources and speed up their work.
