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The Cambridge researchers say their findings add further evidence to the relevance of brain structure to weight and food consumption.
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University of California (UCB) is the only institution to have earned a perfect score of 100 in the new ‘Sustainability’ indicator – followed closely by the University of Pennsylvania (ranked 12th), University of Toronto (ranked 21st) and University of British Columbia (ranked 34th) – all with scores of 99.9.
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Unlike his grandmother and former India PM Indira Gandhi, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi did not face demonstrators, though India’s high-pitched political battle has raised the profile of Rahul’s UK trip, which the BJP has capitalised on.
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UK's dominance as a study abroad destination for Indians is largely driven by four factors – Britain’s influence on Indian education system, the quality of top universities there, English being the mode of education delivery, and the kind of diversity the country enjoys when it comes to both courses, and student and faculty cohorts.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) achieves a record-extending eleventh consecutive year as world number one. The QS World University Rankings 2023 include almost 1,500 institutions from around the world. A total of 41 Indian universities have been featured in this year's QS World University rankings. Indian Institute if Science (IISc) is the top research university in the world and was placed at 155th rank globally this year. Let's take a look at the top 10 universities in the world for 2023.
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The Indian top universities are led by IISc, followed by IIT-Bombay and IIT-Delhi respectively.
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The notebooks, which include Charles Darwin's famous 'Tree of Life' sketch, went missing in 2001 from the Cambridge University's library after being removed for photographing.
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Smriti Irani also turned author last year, launching her debut book, “Lal Salaam”, published by Westland Books.
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Academicians from universities across the globe, including Columbia, Cambridge, Trinity College and New York University, have condemned the recent Ramjas College clashes as "State-tolerated violence".
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Although the fall in crude price does not directly impact the company, it has surely helped reduce the freight costs on transportation considerably, said Mukesh Dhruve, ED, Repro India.
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Jen Munro's ISSOS venture is changing the fabric of early international education and exposure in the UK. With two summer programs operating out of Cambridge and St. Andrews University's campuses this venture grosses revenues of USD 2.8 million annually.
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Yale said the donation from former Franklin Resources Inc chairman Charles Johnson leaves it just USD 80 million short of the funding it will need to begin work on two new residential colleges, where its undergraduate students live and eat.
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Harvard unveiled its campaign at an event featuring Bill Gates, who spent three years at the school in the 1970s before dropping out to co-found Microsoft Corp
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Cambridge researchers, led by an Indian-origin scientist, have discovered a new population of enormous, rapidly growing super-massive black holes ever seen in the early Universe.
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Sometime back, Apple had put forth its smudge-free technology using Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) as touchscreens often act as fingerprint magnets. Now,
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Investors hunting for higher returns on their cash put a record net USD 1.4 billion extra into high yield bond funds for the week ended February 9, while the rotation into developed market stocks continued, data from EPFR Global showed on Friday.
