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India Becoming Powerful Player In Science And Tech: UK Minister
The UK must harness scientific and academic relationships with India as it becomes an increasingly powerful player in the science and technology space, Britain's minister for science, research and innovation has said.
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Blog | The Story Of Filmmaker Roshaan Khattak, Hunted By Pakistan, Let Down By Cambridge
If one of Britain's most prestigious universities can't protect a postgraduate researcher, what hope is there for smaller institutions? What message does this send to academics investigating authoritarianism, state violence, or contested territories?
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Why Indian Historian Is Facing Deportation From UK Over Research Trips
Manikarnika Dutta is an Oxford University historian whose research includes investigating archives in Indian cities.
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Indian-Origin CEO Strikes "Significant" UK Pact To Combat Cancer, Dementia
The root causes of diseases like cancer, dementia and heart disease are expected to be better understood following a "significant" research partnership involving an Indian-origin entrepreneur's genetics initiative.
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Crypto SIPs May Become Popular in India as Young Investors Explore Alternatives to Stocks and Bonds: Cashaa Founder
In conversation with Gadgets360, Cashaa CEO Kumar Gaurav said that in the coming years investing in crypto-based SIPs could become popular in India as the younger generation of investors are seeking alternatives to traditional assets like stocks and bonds. He highlighted that crypto investors must be aware that investing in crypto assets should be ...
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Study Explains How Traffic Noise, Pollution Are Linked To Infertility
Roughly one in six people are affected by infertility worldwide. And with more than half the worlds population now living in urban areas, researchers are interested in whether living in noisy and polluted cities could be to blame.
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Warming Climate Affecting Snowfall, Raising Risk Of Summer Droughts: Study
The team, led by researchers from the University of Bristol, UK, found that as the planet warms, snowy regions in the Rocky Mountains of North America, the Alps in Europe, along with those in northern Europe, are thawing prematurely.
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Post-Study Visa Route Dominated by Indians Should Stay, Finds UK Review
A post-study visa route dominated by Indian graduates is helping the universities in the UK make up for financial losses on the domestic front and expanding the country's research landscape, a review commissioned by the British government concluded.
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India Ranks 4th Globally As Research Hub After China, US, UK: Report
India has emerged as a research hub on the global academic landscape and now ranks fourth in the world in putting out academic papers, a recent analysis has found
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Can Blood Test Detect Heart Failure Risk? What Indian-Origin Professor's Research Finds
A blood test could help identify those at highest risk of dying from heart failure within the next five years, new Oxford University research conducted in collaboration with an Indian-origin professor has found.
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49% Of UK Teachers Feel Unprepared For AI's Impact On Education: Report
Educators have played a pivotal role in driving AI adoption in many countries. Research shows that both English language and school teachers are optimistic but cautious about AI integration.
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UK, India Scientists To Collaborate In Astronomy, Bio-Imaging
UK Research and Innovation has embarked on a collaboration with India's Department of Atomic Energy to explore opportunities to set up super computing facilities to process data from the observations made by the Square Kilometre Array radio telescope
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Rishi Sunak Flags Interference Concerns To China Premier After Spy Arrest
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Sunday told premier Li Qiang that he had "significant concerns" about China's "interference" in democracy following the arrest of a parliamentary researcher for spying.
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G20 First Spouses See Breakthroughs In Indian Agriculture At IARI, Enjoy Farm-To-Fork Millet Experience
UK PM Rishi Sunak's wife Akshata Murty and World Bank President Ajay Banga's wife Ritu Banga were among the delegation of first ladies and spouses of G20 leaders who visited the IARI campus.
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Indian-Origin Women Given Radioactive Rotis In 1969 Research, UK MP Seeks Probe
A UK Opposition Labour Party member of Parliament and shadow minister for women and equalities has called for a statutory inquiry into medical research dating back to the 1960s that led to Indian-origin women being given radioactive chapatis.
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India Becoming Powerful Player In Science And Tech: UK Minister
The UK must harness scientific and academic relationships with India as it becomes an increasingly powerful player in the science and technology space, Britain's minister for science, research and innovation has said.
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Blog | The Story Of Filmmaker Roshaan Khattak, Hunted By Pakistan, Let Down By Cambridge
If one of Britain's most prestigious universities can't protect a postgraduate researcher, what hope is there for smaller institutions? What message does this send to academics investigating authoritarianism, state violence, or contested territories?
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Why Indian Historian Is Facing Deportation From UK Over Research Trips
Manikarnika Dutta is an Oxford University historian whose research includes investigating archives in Indian cities.
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Indian-Origin CEO Strikes "Significant" UK Pact To Combat Cancer, Dementia
The root causes of diseases like cancer, dementia and heart disease are expected to be better understood following a "significant" research partnership involving an Indian-origin entrepreneur's genetics initiative.
-
Crypto SIPs May Become Popular in India as Young Investors Explore Alternatives to Stocks and Bonds: Cashaa Founder
In conversation with Gadgets360, Cashaa CEO Kumar Gaurav said that in the coming years investing in crypto-based SIPs could become popular in India as the younger generation of investors are seeking alternatives to traditional assets like stocks and bonds. He highlighted that crypto investors must be aware that investing in crypto assets should be ...
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Study Explains How Traffic Noise, Pollution Are Linked To Infertility
Roughly one in six people are affected by infertility worldwide. And with more than half the worlds population now living in urban areas, researchers are interested in whether living in noisy and polluted cities could be to blame.
-
Warming Climate Affecting Snowfall, Raising Risk Of Summer Droughts: Study
The team, led by researchers from the University of Bristol, UK, found that as the planet warms, snowy regions in the Rocky Mountains of North America, the Alps in Europe, along with those in northern Europe, are thawing prematurely.
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Post-Study Visa Route Dominated by Indians Should Stay, Finds UK Review
A post-study visa route dominated by Indian graduates is helping the universities in the UK make up for financial losses on the domestic front and expanding the country's research landscape, a review commissioned by the British government concluded.
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India Ranks 4th Globally As Research Hub After China, US, UK: Report
India has emerged as a research hub on the global academic landscape and now ranks fourth in the world in putting out academic papers, a recent analysis has found
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Can Blood Test Detect Heart Failure Risk? What Indian-Origin Professor's Research Finds
A blood test could help identify those at highest risk of dying from heart failure within the next five years, new Oxford University research conducted in collaboration with an Indian-origin professor has found.
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49% Of UK Teachers Feel Unprepared For AI's Impact On Education: Report
Educators have played a pivotal role in driving AI adoption in many countries. Research shows that both English language and school teachers are optimistic but cautious about AI integration.
-
UK, India Scientists To Collaborate In Astronomy, Bio-Imaging
UK Research and Innovation has embarked on a collaboration with India's Department of Atomic Energy to explore opportunities to set up super computing facilities to process data from the observations made by the Square Kilometre Array radio telescope
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Rishi Sunak Flags Interference Concerns To China Premier After Spy Arrest
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Sunday told premier Li Qiang that he had "significant concerns" about China's "interference" in democracy following the arrest of a parliamentary researcher for spying.
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G20 First Spouses See Breakthroughs In Indian Agriculture At IARI, Enjoy Farm-To-Fork Millet Experience
UK PM Rishi Sunak's wife Akshata Murty and World Bank President Ajay Banga's wife Ritu Banga were among the delegation of first ladies and spouses of G20 leaders who visited the IARI campus.
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Indian-Origin Women Given Radioactive Rotis In 1969 Research, UK MP Seeks Probe
A UK Opposition Labour Party member of Parliament and shadow minister for women and equalities has called for a statutory inquiry into medical research dating back to the 1960s that led to Indian-origin women being given radioactive chapatis.
