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China's Supercomputer Regains No. 1 Ranking
China has regained the top spot on a list of the world's most powerful supercomputers.
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Former uni student is made PM of Palestine
Prof Rami Hamdallah, 54, the president of An-Najah National University in the Palestine West Bank city of Nablus since 1998, was appointed to his new role by Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas, and has been asked to form a new cabinet.
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NUDT develops world's leading Tianhe-2 supercomputer
The international TOP 500 Organization formally released the new edition of the TOP 500 list of the world's most powerful supercomputers during the opening session of the 2013 International Supercomputing Conference in Leipzig of Germany on the afternoon of June 17, Beijing time.
Danielle Dries takes out the first Peter Sharp Scholarship
Chief Minister and Minister for Health Katy Gallagher, has presented the inaugural Peter Sharp Scholarship to first year Australian National University medical student Danielle Dries.
If Julia Gillard isn't safe from the Liberals' sexism, who will be?
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Health disparity widens between rich and poor: study
Cancer patients from high-income families have a much higher survival rate than their low-income counterparts, a report showed Tuesday.
Medang tree provides key to greener chemistry
Researchers at the Research School of Chemistry of the Australian National University , Canberra, discovered that a rare tree found in Malaysia and Borneo holds the secret to greener chemical production.
Teach students Korean history at school
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Chinese supercomputer named as world's fastest
The semiannual TOP500 official listing of the world's fastest supercomputers says the Tianhe-2 developed by the National University of Defense Technology in Changsha city in central China is capable of sustained computing of 33.86 petaflops per second.
Neck and neck competition expected in by-election * PTI likely to field Asad Umar * PML-N's Aqeel Anjum wants another shot but party leaders still in search of 'Mr Right' By Kiyya Qadir Baloch ISLAMABAD: Although there is confusion this time among many people... Religious scholars advocate culture of respect for tolerant society ISLAMABAD: Chairman ... (more)
I have known Rami Hamdallah for the past 15 years, and have worked side by side with him on academic, international and regional issues.
China retakes supercomputer crown
Tianhe-2, developed by the government-run National University of Defence Technology, topped the latest list of the fastest 500 supercomputers, by a team of international researchers.
Gurney Elementary School principal, Rachel Jones will speak at a national convention
Gurney Elementary School Principal, Rachel Jones will be a speaker this month at an annual symposium in San Diego, Calif.
Experts test how fish cope with climate change
Researchers from James Cook University in north Queensland and the Australian National University are hoping to prove mature fish can develop to cope with climate change.
Three Pakistan varsities among top 200 world institutions
Investment in higher education in Pakistan continues to reap dividends. According to the QS World Universities Rankings 2013, seven universities of Pakistan have won its place in the list of top 250 Asian universities and 3 Pakistani universities are now among the Top 200 World universities in agriculture and forestry.
Helen Hughes, Australia's greatest female economist: 1928-2013
Earlier this evening the Twitter followers of Centre for Independent Studies Executive Director, Greg Lindsay, were sadly informed of the passing of economist Helen Hughes.
Tharoor urges need for quality teaching
New Delhi, June 14 : Indian Minister of State for Human Resource Development, Shashi Tharoor on Friday emphasized the need for quality teaching across all levels of education.
Meet Kenn Nesbitt, the New Children's Poet Laureate
Everyone knows that authors - even bestselling authors - are familiar with sting of rejection, many seeing their manuscripts turned down by a dozen publishing houses before getting published.
Faculty development training at NUML
ISLAMABAD: An In-house faculty development training session with the collaboration of University of North Texas has been started at National University of Modern Languages , Islamabad.
Clashes as Peru students protest
Stones rain down on Peruvian riot police as they try to calm protests by angry university students.