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Intelligence Linked To Overall Brain Activity, Rather Than Specific Region: Study
Researchers at University of Notre Dame reveal evidence for the Network Neuroscience Theory, showing intelligence as system-wide brain coordination for focus, flexibility, and problem-solving.
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US University Heads Unite To Condemn Hamas And Support Israel
A multifaith coalition of United States colleges and universities has released a public statement in support of Israel and opposition to Hamas.
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Life-Saving Stem Cells Can Be Regrown in Damaged Umbilical Cord, Claims Study
A study, by bioengineers at the University of Notre Dame, talks about a new strategy that can restore damaged stem cells, and enable them to grow new tissues again. Under the new strategy, each damaged stem cell is given a nanoparticle backpack.
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Indian-Origin Student's Body Found In Lake At US University: Report
A 21-year-old Indian-origin student's body was found in a lake on the campus of a premier university in Indiana, the police said.
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NASA's Only Moon Rover Just Got Canceled
Months after President Donald Trump signed a directive ordering NASA to return astronauts to the moon, the space agency has canceled its only lunar rover currently in development.
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University Students Walk Out Of US Vice President Mike Pence's Speech
Dozens of students at Indiana's Notre Dame University protested White House policies on Sunday by walking out of a commencement speech by Vice President Mike Pence, who criticized political correctness at American colleges.
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Deep Learning Algorithm Can Now Judge You by Your Face
A team of programmers at University of Notre Dame and Harvard taught an algorithm to rate people on their trustworthiness, dominance, IQ, and age.
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H1B Visa Lowers Wages, has Negligible Impact on Patents: Study
Contrary to popular perception, H-1B visas have insignificant impact on new patents in the short term and also results in lower wages, according to a study.
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Astronomers spot first possible 'exomoon'
The astronomers used a technique called gravitational microlensing, in which one star passes in front of another as seen from Earth.
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First exomoon discovered 1800 light years away?
Astronomers may have discovered the first known moon outside our solar system and it is 1,800 light years from Earth.
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Intelligence Linked To Overall Brain Activity, Rather Than Specific Region: Study
Researchers at University of Notre Dame reveal evidence for the Network Neuroscience Theory, showing intelligence as system-wide brain coordination for focus, flexibility, and problem-solving.
-
US University Heads Unite To Condemn Hamas And Support Israel
A multifaith coalition of United States colleges and universities has released a public statement in support of Israel and opposition to Hamas.
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Life-Saving Stem Cells Can Be Regrown in Damaged Umbilical Cord, Claims Study
A study, by bioengineers at the University of Notre Dame, talks about a new strategy that can restore damaged stem cells, and enable them to grow new tissues again. Under the new strategy, each damaged stem cell is given a nanoparticle backpack.
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Indian-Origin Student's Body Found In Lake At US University: Report
A 21-year-old Indian-origin student's body was found in a lake on the campus of a premier university in Indiana, the police said.
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NASA's Only Moon Rover Just Got Canceled
Months after President Donald Trump signed a directive ordering NASA to return astronauts to the moon, the space agency has canceled its only lunar rover currently in development.
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University Students Walk Out Of US Vice President Mike Pence's Speech
Dozens of students at Indiana's Notre Dame University protested White House policies on Sunday by walking out of a commencement speech by Vice President Mike Pence, who criticized political correctness at American colleges.
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Deep Learning Algorithm Can Now Judge You by Your Face
A team of programmers at University of Notre Dame and Harvard taught an algorithm to rate people on their trustworthiness, dominance, IQ, and age.
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H1B Visa Lowers Wages, has Negligible Impact on Patents: Study
Contrary to popular perception, H-1B visas have insignificant impact on new patents in the short term and also results in lower wages, according to a study.
-
Astronomers spot first possible 'exomoon'
The astronomers used a technique called gravitational microlensing, in which one star passes in front of another as seen from Earth.
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First exomoon discovered 1800 light years away?
Astronomers may have discovered the first known moon outside our solar system and it is 1,800 light years from Earth.
