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Norway's Princess Ingrid Alexandra Pauses Royal Duties For Higher Education
In a significant personal decision, the Princess will temporarily step back from her royal duties to focus on full-time studies.
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Drinking Soda And Fruit Juice Could Boost Your Risk Of Type 2 Diabetes: New Study
Whether it is cola or juice, drinking sugar may be far worse than eating it, new data shows.
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Planning To Study In Singapore? Here's What You Need To Know
From world-class universities to research opportunities, career prospects, and a great quality of life, Singapore has something to offer for students from diverse backgrounds and interests.
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New Analysis Weakens Claims of Life on Distant Exoplanet K2-18b
A new study led by University of Chicago researchers has reanalyzed James Webb Space Telescope data and found weaker evidence for potential biosignatures on exoplanet K2-18b. Earlier reports had suggested the presence of dimethyl sulfide (DMS), a chemical associated with marine life on Earth. However, the latest analysis reveals that the signals ar...
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Studying in Germany: Tuition-Free Education and Top Universities
Studying in Germany: The abolition of tuition-fee was done in 2014 by Germany's 16 states for public universities.
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Hong Kong To Open Universities To More Foreign Students After US Ban
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology invited international students enrolled at Harvard to continue their studies at HKUST.
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CBSE Top Performers To Get Full-Ride Scholarships At University Of Hong Kong
CBSE Full-Ride Scholarships: The initiative aims to support outstanding CBSE students seeking undergraduate admission at HKU, particularly in fields aligned with innovation, technology, and interdisciplinary studies.
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Just 3 Nights Of Poor Sleep May Raise Heart Disease Risk, New Study Warns
The findings suggest that even short-term sleep deprivation can have serious health implications, emphasising the importance of adequate sleep for maintaining heart health.
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Explained: Why Trump Administration Barred Harvard From Enrolling Foreign Students
The decision, announced by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), leaves the status of over 6,000 foreign students - including several hundred from India - at Harvard hanging in the balance.
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She's A Future Queen. But Now Has To Deal With Trump's Harvard Ban Order
Princess Elisabeth is studying Public Policy at Harvard, a two-year master's degree program that according to the university's website broadens students' perspectives and sharpens their skills for "successful career in public service".
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Excessive Sitting May Shrink Your Brain, Even If You Exercise Regularly: Study
New research reveals that prolonged sitting, even with regular exercise, can shrink the brain and impair memory, especially for those carrying the APOE-4 gene.
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New Study Uses AI to Reveal Dry Origins of Mars’ Mysterious Slope Streaks
A new study by researchers at Brown University and the University of Bern used machine learning to analyze 86,000 high-resolution images of Mars. Their findings suggest that recurring slope lineae (RSLs)—dark streaks once thought to indicate liquid water—are actually caused by dry processes like wind and dust movement. With over 500,000 feature...
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Planning To Study In Ireland? Check Top Universities, Key Points To Consider
For Indians who wish to study overseas, Ireland provides an array of globally recognised institutions of learning and industry-oriented courses.
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New Study Confirms TeV Halos Are Common in Middle-Aged Pulsars
A recent study by researchers from the U.S. and Mexico using data from the HAWC Observatory has confirmed that TeV halos are a universal feature of middle-aged pulsars. These extended regions of gamma-ray emission are significantly larger than pulsar wind nebulae and may help identify otherwise undetectable pulsars. The findings challenge existing ...
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Scientists Reveal Most And Least Satisfying Jobs In The World
A new study has revealed the most and the least satisfying jobs in the world. For the study, researchers studied the data from the Estonian Biobank and analysed about 59,000 people and 263 occupations.
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Norway's Princess Ingrid Alexandra Pauses Royal Duties For Higher Education
In a significant personal decision, the Princess will temporarily step back from her royal duties to focus on full-time studies.
-
Drinking Soda And Fruit Juice Could Boost Your Risk Of Type 2 Diabetes: New Study
Whether it is cola or juice, drinking sugar may be far worse than eating it, new data shows.
-
Planning To Study In Singapore? Here's What You Need To Know
From world-class universities to research opportunities, career prospects, and a great quality of life, Singapore has something to offer for students from diverse backgrounds and interests.
-
New Analysis Weakens Claims of Life on Distant Exoplanet K2-18b
A new study led by University of Chicago researchers has reanalyzed James Webb Space Telescope data and found weaker evidence for potential biosignatures on exoplanet K2-18b. Earlier reports had suggested the presence of dimethyl sulfide (DMS), a chemical associated with marine life on Earth. However, the latest analysis reveals that the signals ar...
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Studying in Germany: Tuition-Free Education and Top Universities
Studying in Germany: The abolition of tuition-fee was done in 2014 by Germany's 16 states for public universities.
-
Hong Kong To Open Universities To More Foreign Students After US Ban
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology invited international students enrolled at Harvard to continue their studies at HKUST.
-
CBSE Top Performers To Get Full-Ride Scholarships At University Of Hong Kong
CBSE Full-Ride Scholarships: The initiative aims to support outstanding CBSE students seeking undergraduate admission at HKU, particularly in fields aligned with innovation, technology, and interdisciplinary studies.
-
Just 3 Nights Of Poor Sleep May Raise Heart Disease Risk, New Study Warns
The findings suggest that even short-term sleep deprivation can have serious health implications, emphasising the importance of adequate sleep for maintaining heart health.
-
Explained: Why Trump Administration Barred Harvard From Enrolling Foreign Students
The decision, announced by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), leaves the status of over 6,000 foreign students - including several hundred from India - at Harvard hanging in the balance.
-
She's A Future Queen. But Now Has To Deal With Trump's Harvard Ban Order
Princess Elisabeth is studying Public Policy at Harvard, a two-year master's degree program that according to the university's website broadens students' perspectives and sharpens their skills for "successful career in public service".
-
Excessive Sitting May Shrink Your Brain, Even If You Exercise Regularly: Study
New research reveals that prolonged sitting, even with regular exercise, can shrink the brain and impair memory, especially for those carrying the APOE-4 gene.
-
New Study Uses AI to Reveal Dry Origins of Mars’ Mysterious Slope Streaks
A new study by researchers at Brown University and the University of Bern used machine learning to analyze 86,000 high-resolution images of Mars. Their findings suggest that recurring slope lineae (RSLs)—dark streaks once thought to indicate liquid water—are actually caused by dry processes like wind and dust movement. With over 500,000 feature...
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Planning To Study In Ireland? Check Top Universities, Key Points To Consider
For Indians who wish to study overseas, Ireland provides an array of globally recognised institutions of learning and industry-oriented courses.
-
New Study Confirms TeV Halos Are Common in Middle-Aged Pulsars
A recent study by researchers from the U.S. and Mexico using data from the HAWC Observatory has confirmed that TeV halos are a universal feature of middle-aged pulsars. These extended regions of gamma-ray emission are significantly larger than pulsar wind nebulae and may help identify otherwise undetectable pulsars. The findings challenge existing ...
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Scientists Reveal Most And Least Satisfying Jobs In The World
A new study has revealed the most and the least satisfying jobs in the world. For the study, researchers studied the data from the Estonian Biobank and analysed about 59,000 people and 263 occupations.
