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11-Year-Old UK Boy Has IQ Higher Than Albert Einstein, Stephen Hawking
Yusuf plans to study mathematics at Cambridge or Oxford in the future.
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Women In Science Ask Fewer Questions; Affected By Test Anxiety In High Stake Exams
The gender gap in education is still a glaring and unfortunate reality. Women have to fight different odds to make their presence felt in the academic world, and however much one may wish to believe, the stair to academic success for women is not easy.
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Internet's Favorite Conspiracies, Too Difficult To Be Secrets, Says Science
If NASA really faked the moon landing in 1969, about 411,000 people would have worked together to keep that information from the public, and the whole thing would have been exposed about four years later, according to an Oxford researcher who has found a mathematical way to examine the viability of conspiracy theories.
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Oxford death: Indian-origin academic bailed
Devinder Sivia, an Indian-origin Mathematics lecturer arrested in connection with the death of his colleague in Oxfordshire, was today released on bail until April 18, the police said.
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Oxford University lecturer of Indian-origin held for colleague's death
Devinder Sivia, a Mathematics lecturer of Indian-origin at the University of Oxford, was arrested last night for the death of fellow academic Prof Steve Rawlings, an astrophysicist, in a case that has shocked the academic community in the ancient seat of learning.
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11-Year-Old UK Boy Has IQ Higher Than Albert Einstein, Stephen Hawking
Yusuf plans to study mathematics at Cambridge or Oxford in the future.
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Women In Science Ask Fewer Questions; Affected By Test Anxiety In High Stake Exams
The gender gap in education is still a glaring and unfortunate reality. Women have to fight different odds to make their presence felt in the academic world, and however much one may wish to believe, the stair to academic success for women is not easy.
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Internet's Favorite Conspiracies, Too Difficult To Be Secrets, Says Science
If NASA really faked the moon landing in 1969, about 411,000 people would have worked together to keep that information from the public, and the whole thing would have been exposed about four years later, according to an Oxford researcher who has found a mathematical way to examine the viability of conspiracy theories.
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Oxford death: Indian-origin academic bailed
Devinder Sivia, an Indian-origin Mathematics lecturer arrested in connection with the death of his colleague in Oxfordshire, was today released on bail until April 18, the police said.
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Oxford University lecturer of Indian-origin held for colleague's death
Devinder Sivia, a Mathematics lecturer of Indian-origin at the University of Oxford, was arrested last night for the death of fellow academic Prof Steve Rawlings, an astrophysicist, in a case that has shocked the academic community in the ancient seat of learning.
