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Challenging Cultural Norms Is The First Step Towards Gender Parity In India
Hailing from India and currently attending a nine month program in the US, I am struck by the differences and similarities between the women in the two countries and what t...
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Baby Lung Virus Vaccine Trials 'Offer Hope'
The first human trials of a new vaccine to prevent a leading cause of serious illness in babies have been a success, say researchers. Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) affe...
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Why Clean Energy, Not Coal, Is The Solution To Poverty
It is the development conundrum of our era. Extremely poor people cannot lift themselves out of poverty without access to reliable energy. More than a billion people live w...
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Gour Hari Das: Gour Hari Dastaan Isn’t Important for Me, It’s Important For The New Generation
It takes patience and perseverance of unimaginable levels to come even somewhat close to what Gour Hari Das has accomplished. For the uninitiated, he fought a silent war fo...
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Cecil The Lion Killing Brings Calls For Extradition And Global Reckoning On Endangered Species
The killing of Cecil the Lion in a remote stretch of Zimbabwe has prompted an international reckoning over how countries protect endangered species and combat illegal hunti...
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Physicists Set a New Speed Record For Light-Emitting Quantum Dots
Researchers at Duke University have developed a light-emitting device that can be switched on and off up to 90 billion times per second. This 90 GHz is roughly twice the sp...
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Sports & Gender: A history Of Bad Science & ‘Biological Racism’
Life looked pretty good for Dutee Chand last July.
Having become the first Indian sprinter to reach a final at a global athletics event in 2013, the 18-year-old was al...
Robots Are Going To Learn To Play Jazz.
As the band gets into their groove, the guitarist gets ready to rip a solo he’s practiced for endless hours. The crowd knows he’ll pull it off perfectly. That&r...
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Paging Dr. Watson: IBM Supercomputer Gains Access To 30 Billion Medical Images
IBM’s Watson supercomputer (and “Jeopardy!” winner) will be processing a lot of broken limbs and tumors in its ultimate quest for sentience. The company a...
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Art House Theater And Film Festival Brass To Hug It Out At The Coolidge This Week
As pressure mounts to engage film audiences, independent film exhibitors throughout the United States are rallying to find shared solutions. And the Coolidge Corner Theatre...
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