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Infosys Prize 2020: Harvard, Stanford, MIT, IISc Scholars Among Winners
Infosys Prize 2020: The prize is awarded for contributions in Engineering and Computer Science, Humanities, Life Sciences, Mathematical Sciences, Physical Sciences and Social Sciences.
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Six Professors Win Infosys Prize 2018 For Science And Research
The awards are given in the field of field of Engineering and Computer Science, Humanities, Life Sciences, Mathematical Sciences, Physical Sciences and Social Sciences.
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'Science is My Religion,' Says Monk Who Won Rs 65 Lakh Prize For Math
Until recently the holder of a bank account with just a few thousand rupees, Professor Mahan Maharaj, an ascetic monk, is today the winner of a Rs 65 lakh-prize for his work in geometry.
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Indian-Origin Manjul Bhargava Wins 'Nobel Prize of Maths'
Two Indian-origin academicians have won prestigious global prizes in the field of mathematics with one of them being awarded the Fields Medal - known as the "Nobel Prize of mathematics".
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Infosys Prize 2020: Harvard, Stanford, MIT, IISc Scholars Among Winners
Infosys Prize 2020: The prize is awarded for contributions in Engineering and Computer Science, Humanities, Life Sciences, Mathematical Sciences, Physical Sciences and Social Sciences.
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Six Professors Win Infosys Prize 2018 For Science And Research
The awards are given in the field of field of Engineering and Computer Science, Humanities, Life Sciences, Mathematical Sciences, Physical Sciences and Social Sciences.
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'Science is My Religion,' Says Monk Who Won Rs 65 Lakh Prize For Math
Until recently the holder of a bank account with just a few thousand rupees, Professor Mahan Maharaj, an ascetic monk, is today the winner of a Rs 65 lakh-prize for his work in geometry.
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Indian-Origin Manjul Bhargava Wins 'Nobel Prize of Maths'
Two Indian-origin academicians have won prestigious global prizes in the field of mathematics with one of them being awarded the Fields Medal - known as the "Nobel Prize of mathematics".
