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14 Mistakes Solo Travellers Often Ignore Until It Is Too Late
If you are planning your first solo trip or refining your approach for your next one, this guide outlines the most common mistakes that disrupt otherwise enjoyable experiences.
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Comprehensive Guide To Entrance Exams For Studying Abroad At Different Academic Levels
Admission requirements vary by country and program, including language tests, subject tests, work experience, and research credentials for advanced degrees.
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In Japan, Scientists Turn Body Fat Into Bone To Heal Spine: Study
Researchers in Osaka have found that stem cells from fat tissue can repair spinal fractures similar to those caused by osteoporosis.
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Scientists Find Brain Chemical Tied To Trauma And Depression: Study
Researchers identified SGK1 as a key chemical connecting childhood trauma to depression and suicidal behaviour.
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Special Immune Cells In The Brain Can Help Slow Alzheimer's Disease: Study
Researchers have identified special immune cells in the brain that help slow Alzheimer's disease.
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US Ignored Pakistan's Nuclear Program Despite Warnings: Ex-CIA Officer
According to ex-CIA intelligence officer Richard Barlow, the then-US President Ronald Reagan administration prioritised its Afghan strategy over non-proliferation efforts.
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ChatGPT and Gemini Carry Gender, Race, Ethnic and Religious Biases, Claims Study
A new study from Pennsylvania State University has found that older versions of ChatGPT and Gemini were more prone to generating biased responses than other tested AI models. Researchers crowdsourced prompts designed to reveal bias and found reproducible results in 53 cases. The study identified eight bias types, including gender, race, and culture...
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Canada Plans To Poach H-1B Visa Holders, Skilled Workers Amid US Immigration Crackdown
Canada is planning to reduce admissions of foreign students, including Indians, by 25-32 per cent starting next year, while creating special entry pathways for thousands of top international researchers and H-1B visa holders from the United States.
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Apply Now For The IIT Delhi And University Of Queensland Joint PhD Programme With Generous Grants
Registrations are open for the joint PhD programme by IIT Delhi and University of Queensland with applications closing on January 7, 2026.
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Mumbai's Fake Scientist Likely Had Access To Nuclear Data, 14 Maps Found
In a crucial development after the arrest of a fake scientist at the country's premier nuclear research unit, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC), Mumbai police have recovered suspicious nuclear data and 14 maps from the suspect.
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OpenAI Plans to Launch Automated 'AI Researcher' For Autonomous Scientific Discoveries by 2028
OpenAI, as part of its plans to achieve artificial general intelligence (AGI) capabilities, will launch an Automated AI Research tool by March 2028. This will be capable of making autonomous scientific discoveries. The company also plans to reduce the time an AI agent takes to generate answers to queries, dubbed test time compute. By September 2026...
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Russian Cosmonauts Complete Second Spacewalk to Install New Experiments on ISS Exterior
Two Russian cosmonauts completed a six-hour spacewalk outside the International Space Station, installing plasma and semiconductor experiments, servicing hardware, and preparing for future missions. The EVA, lasting nearly seven hours, marked the 277th in ISS history and advanced ongoing scientific research aboard the orbital outpost.
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Noida International University's CSE Programme Gets NBA Accreditation
NBA accreditation is granted to programmes that meet quality standards in curriculum design, faculty expertise, research output, infrastructure, and outcome-based education (OBE).
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'We're Living In Indian Century': Researcher Nick Booker At NDTV Summit
Consultant Nick Booker, who advises international universities, companies, government agencies and investors on building engagement with India, has given congratulatory messages to India in advance.
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Women Face Higher Genetic Risk Of Depression, Study Reveals
The researchers have provided evidence for a higher burden of genetic risk in females.
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14 Mistakes Solo Travellers Often Ignore Until It Is Too Late
If you are planning your first solo trip or refining your approach for your next one, this guide outlines the most common mistakes that disrupt otherwise enjoyable experiences.
-
Comprehensive Guide To Entrance Exams For Studying Abroad At Different Academic Levels
Admission requirements vary by country and program, including language tests, subject tests, work experience, and research credentials for advanced degrees.
-
In Japan, Scientists Turn Body Fat Into Bone To Heal Spine: Study
Researchers in Osaka have found that stem cells from fat tissue can repair spinal fractures similar to those caused by osteoporosis.
-
Scientists Find Brain Chemical Tied To Trauma And Depression: Study
Researchers identified SGK1 as a key chemical connecting childhood trauma to depression and suicidal behaviour.
-
Special Immune Cells In The Brain Can Help Slow Alzheimer's Disease: Study
Researchers have identified special immune cells in the brain that help slow Alzheimer's disease.
-
US Ignored Pakistan's Nuclear Program Despite Warnings: Ex-CIA Officer
According to ex-CIA intelligence officer Richard Barlow, the then-US President Ronald Reagan administration prioritised its Afghan strategy over non-proliferation efforts.
-
ChatGPT and Gemini Carry Gender, Race, Ethnic and Religious Biases, Claims Study
A new study from Pennsylvania State University has found that older versions of ChatGPT and Gemini were more prone to generating biased responses than other tested AI models. Researchers crowdsourced prompts designed to reveal bias and found reproducible results in 53 cases. The study identified eight bias types, including gender, race, and culture...
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Canada Plans To Poach H-1B Visa Holders, Skilled Workers Amid US Immigration Crackdown
Canada is planning to reduce admissions of foreign students, including Indians, by 25-32 per cent starting next year, while creating special entry pathways for thousands of top international researchers and H-1B visa holders from the United States.
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Apply Now For The IIT Delhi And University Of Queensland Joint PhD Programme With Generous Grants
Registrations are open for the joint PhD programme by IIT Delhi and University of Queensland with applications closing on January 7, 2026.
-
Mumbai's Fake Scientist Likely Had Access To Nuclear Data, 14 Maps Found
In a crucial development after the arrest of a fake scientist at the country's premier nuclear research unit, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC), Mumbai police have recovered suspicious nuclear data and 14 maps from the suspect.
-
OpenAI Plans to Launch Automated 'AI Researcher' For Autonomous Scientific Discoveries by 2028
OpenAI, as part of its plans to achieve artificial general intelligence (AGI) capabilities, will launch an Automated AI Research tool by March 2028. This will be capable of making autonomous scientific discoveries. The company also plans to reduce the time an AI agent takes to generate answers to queries, dubbed test time compute. By September 2026...
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Russian Cosmonauts Complete Second Spacewalk to Install New Experiments on ISS Exterior
Two Russian cosmonauts completed a six-hour spacewalk outside the International Space Station, installing plasma and semiconductor experiments, servicing hardware, and preparing for future missions. The EVA, lasting nearly seven hours, marked the 277th in ISS history and advanced ongoing scientific research aboard the orbital outpost.
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Noida International University's CSE Programme Gets NBA Accreditation
NBA accreditation is granted to programmes that meet quality standards in curriculum design, faculty expertise, research output, infrastructure, and outcome-based education (OBE).
-
'We're Living In Indian Century': Researcher Nick Booker At NDTV Summit
Consultant Nick Booker, who advises international universities, companies, government agencies and investors on building engagement with India, has given congratulatory messages to India in advance.
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Women Face Higher Genetic Risk Of Depression, Study Reveals
The researchers have provided evidence for a higher burden of genetic risk in females.
