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Ashneer Grover Mocks Sridhar Vembu's "Come Back To India" Pitch, Calls It "Delulu"
Ashneer Grover countered that the suggestion was impractical, urging people to be "scientific" and look at the numbers
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Top Mathematician Shares Reasons For Leaving US After 15 Years: "Want Asia To Be Next America"
The mathematician believes Asia has a unique opportunity to become a top destination for scientific research and innovation.
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Inside Jeffrey Epstein's 'Baby Ranch': Sex Offender Planned 'Super Race' Of Humans
Jeffrey Epstein, the wealthy financier, died in a New York jail cell in 2019 while awaiting trial on federal sex-trafficking charges.
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Opinion | Great American Exodus: Indian Scholars Are Fleeing US - But To Where?
As US politics under Trump drives out young researchers, India has an opportunity to lure its brightest scientific minds back. Tamil Nadu is leading the way, but a national strategy is urgently needed.
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Special Flights, Mass Wedding As Solar Eclipse Mania Grips North America
Eclipse mania was gripping North America on Monday as a breathtaking celestial event offered a rare convergence of commercial and scientific opportunities -- and an excuse to party.
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Exercise Alone May Not Help You Knees: Try These Foods to Beat Knee Pain
A new study,presented at the 103rd Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting of Radiological Society of North America in Chicago, suggests that you should focus on a combination of a good diet, weight loss and regular exercise to slow down the degeneration of knee cartilage.
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Eating Too Quickly Linked to Obesity, Heart Disease and Diabetes
According to a new study, presented at the America Heart Association's Scientific Sessions 2017, shows that eating quickly may increase you risk of becoming obese or developing metabolic syndrome.
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Tsunami Drill Unfolds Across 40 Countries from Asia to Americas
40 countries lying along the Pacific Ocean from Asia to the Americas are putting their tsunami early warning systems and escape drills to the test this week, with the key message for some coastal communities being "run and seek higher ground".
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How to Get Your Nobel Prize Medal Past Airport Security
Nobel Laureate Brian Schmidt, who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 2011, had a close encounter with the airport security in Fargo, Nebraska. The details were reported on Friday on the blog Scientific America.
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Ashneer Grover Mocks Sridhar Vembu's "Come Back To India" Pitch, Calls It "Delulu"
Ashneer Grover countered that the suggestion was impractical, urging people to be "scientific" and look at the numbers
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Top Mathematician Shares Reasons For Leaving US After 15 Years: "Want Asia To Be Next America"
The mathematician believes Asia has a unique opportunity to become a top destination for scientific research and innovation.
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Inside Jeffrey Epstein's 'Baby Ranch': Sex Offender Planned 'Super Race' Of Humans
Jeffrey Epstein, the wealthy financier, died in a New York jail cell in 2019 while awaiting trial on federal sex-trafficking charges.
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Opinion | Great American Exodus: Indian Scholars Are Fleeing US - But To Where?
As US politics under Trump drives out young researchers, India has an opportunity to lure its brightest scientific minds back. Tamil Nadu is leading the way, but a national strategy is urgently needed.
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Special Flights, Mass Wedding As Solar Eclipse Mania Grips North America
Eclipse mania was gripping North America on Monday as a breathtaking celestial event offered a rare convergence of commercial and scientific opportunities -- and an excuse to party.
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Exercise Alone May Not Help You Knees: Try These Foods to Beat Knee Pain
A new study,presented at the 103rd Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting of Radiological Society of North America in Chicago, suggests that you should focus on a combination of a good diet, weight loss and regular exercise to slow down the degeneration of knee cartilage.
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Eating Too Quickly Linked to Obesity, Heart Disease and Diabetes
According to a new study, presented at the America Heart Association's Scientific Sessions 2017, shows that eating quickly may increase you risk of becoming obese or developing metabolic syndrome.
-
Tsunami Drill Unfolds Across 40 Countries from Asia to Americas
40 countries lying along the Pacific Ocean from Asia to the Americas are putting their tsunami early warning systems and escape drills to the test this week, with the key message for some coastal communities being "run and seek higher ground".
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How to Get Your Nobel Prize Medal Past Airport Security
Nobel Laureate Brian Schmidt, who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 2011, had a close encounter with the airport security in Fargo, Nebraska. The details were reported on Friday on the blog Scientific America.
