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Top US University President Quits Amid Backlash Over Campus Anti-Semitism
The president of an Ivy League university stepped down Saturday in the wake of a firestorm of criticism after a congressional hearing on the rise in anti-Semitism on US campuses.
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Money Can Buy Happiness, Says A Study By Nobel-Prize Winning Economist
The researchers surveyed more than 33,000 people aged between 18 and 65 and recorded their responses through a smartphone app.
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Huge Row Over US Professor's Comments On Indian Immigrants On Chat Show
A video of a law professor making inflammatory comments about immigrants has ignited a firestorm on the Internet. The professor, identified as Amy Wax, works at the University of Pennsylvania. She made the comments on the show - Tucker Carlson Today.
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This Ivy League College Will Accept Crypto Payment For One Course
The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, one of the nation's premier business schools, plan to accept cryptocurrency as tuition for its online blockchain and digital assets program.
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Indian-American Woman Appointed University Of Pennsylvania Vice President
Indian American Medha Narvekar has been appointed vice president and secretary of the University of Pennsylvania.
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Joint IIT Kharagpur And University Of Pennsylvania Team To Study Climate Effect On Darjeeling Tea
A team from IIT Kharagpur and Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP) is jointly conducting a study to find whether climate change is having any effect on the quality of Darjeeling tea and its production process. The Department of Architecture and Regional Planning of IIT-KGP and the Department of Geography and Regional Planning of IUP have come t...
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What Makes A Story Go Viral? Here's What A New Study Says
What makes people choose to read and share certain news articles to such a degree that they go viral is being studied at the University of Pennsylvania. Research explains how your brain could help make an article go viral.
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Researchers Find Way To Make Wounds Heal Without Scars
By transforming the most common type of cells found in wounds into fat cells, researchers have reported finding a way to manipulate wounds to heal as regenerated skin rather than scar tissue.
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Bid To Speed Transplants With Hepatitis C-Infected Kidneys
Some patients facing a years-long wait for a kidney transplant are jumping ahead in line thanks to a startling experiment: They're agreeing to an organ almost sure to infect them with hepatitis C.
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Prostate Cancer Treatment May Double Dementia Risk: Study
Men with prostate cancer who are treated with testosterone-lowering drugs are twice as likely to develop dementia within five years as those whose hormone levels are not tampered with, researchers including one of Indian origin have found.
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New Dog Species That Roamed Earth 12 Million Years Ago Identified
Researchers have identified a new species of fossil dog that roamed the coast of eastern North America approximately 12 million years ago.
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New Dog Species That Roamed Earth 12 Million Years Ago Identified
Researchers have identified a new species of fossil dog that roamed the coast of eastern North America approximately 12 million years ago.
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Barack Obama Tasks Joe Biden With 'Moonshot' Bid To Cure Cancer
The United States will launch a "moonshot" effort to cure cancer, President Barack Obama declared Tuesday, assigning his deputy Joe Biden to lead the effort.
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East Antarctic Ice Sheet Stayed Frozen For 14 Million Years
The East Antarctic Ice Sheet (EAIS) has remained frozen for the past 14 million years, according to researchers who used an innovative technique to date one of Antarctica's ancient lake deposits.
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How You Use Twitter Can Reveal Your Income Level
Linguists and psychologists have been using the content of messages on Twitter to learn more about our society - in areas such as gender, age trends and politics. Now, a new study by computer scientists at the University of Pennsylvania has found that the behaviors of Twitter users also correlate with their income levels.
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Top US University President Quits Amid Backlash Over Campus Anti-Semitism
The president of an Ivy League university stepped down Saturday in the wake of a firestorm of criticism after a congressional hearing on the rise in anti-Semitism on US campuses.
-
Money Can Buy Happiness, Says A Study By Nobel-Prize Winning Economist
The researchers surveyed more than 33,000 people aged between 18 and 65 and recorded their responses through a smartphone app.
-
Huge Row Over US Professor's Comments On Indian Immigrants On Chat Show
A video of a law professor making inflammatory comments about immigrants has ignited a firestorm on the Internet. The professor, identified as Amy Wax, works at the University of Pennsylvania. She made the comments on the show - Tucker Carlson Today.
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This Ivy League College Will Accept Crypto Payment For One Course
The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, one of the nation's premier business schools, plan to accept cryptocurrency as tuition for its online blockchain and digital assets program.
-
Indian-American Woman Appointed University Of Pennsylvania Vice President
Indian American Medha Narvekar has been appointed vice president and secretary of the University of Pennsylvania.
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Joint IIT Kharagpur And University Of Pennsylvania Team To Study Climate Effect On Darjeeling Tea
A team from IIT Kharagpur and Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP) is jointly conducting a study to find whether climate change is having any effect on the quality of Darjeeling tea and its production process. The Department of Architecture and Regional Planning of IIT-KGP and the Department of Geography and Regional Planning of IUP have come t...
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What Makes A Story Go Viral? Here's What A New Study Says
What makes people choose to read and share certain news articles to such a degree that they go viral is being studied at the University of Pennsylvania. Research explains how your brain could help make an article go viral.
-
Researchers Find Way To Make Wounds Heal Without Scars
By transforming the most common type of cells found in wounds into fat cells, researchers have reported finding a way to manipulate wounds to heal as regenerated skin rather than scar tissue.
-
Bid To Speed Transplants With Hepatitis C-Infected Kidneys
Some patients facing a years-long wait for a kidney transplant are jumping ahead in line thanks to a startling experiment: They're agreeing to an organ almost sure to infect them with hepatitis C.
-
Prostate Cancer Treatment May Double Dementia Risk: Study
Men with prostate cancer who are treated with testosterone-lowering drugs are twice as likely to develop dementia within five years as those whose hormone levels are not tampered with, researchers including one of Indian origin have found.
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New Dog Species That Roamed Earth 12 Million Years Ago Identified
Researchers have identified a new species of fossil dog that roamed the coast of eastern North America approximately 12 million years ago.
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New Dog Species That Roamed Earth 12 Million Years Ago Identified
Researchers have identified a new species of fossil dog that roamed the coast of eastern North America approximately 12 million years ago.
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Barack Obama Tasks Joe Biden With 'Moonshot' Bid To Cure Cancer
The United States will launch a "moonshot" effort to cure cancer, President Barack Obama declared Tuesday, assigning his deputy Joe Biden to lead the effort.
-
East Antarctic Ice Sheet Stayed Frozen For 14 Million Years
The East Antarctic Ice Sheet (EAIS) has remained frozen for the past 14 million years, according to researchers who used an innovative technique to date one of Antarctica's ancient lake deposits.
-
How You Use Twitter Can Reveal Your Income Level
Linguists and psychologists have been using the content of messages on Twitter to learn more about our society - in areas such as gender, age trends and politics. Now, a new study by computer scientists at the University of Pennsylvania has found that the behaviors of Twitter users also correlate with their income levels.
