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Clarivate Unveils Citation Laureates 2023 - Annual List of Researchers of Nobel Class - Vimarsana News

Clarivate Unveils Citation Laureates 2023 - Annual List of Researchers of Nobel Class

71 Citation Laureates named by the Institute for Scientific Information have gone on to receive a Nobel Prize LONDON, Sept. 19, 2023 /CNW/ -- Clarivate Plc , a global leader in connecting people and...

Purdue ABE undergrad program ranked first in country - Vimarsana News

Purdue ABE undergrad program ranked first in country

Purdue’s Agricultural and Biological Engineering undergraduate program has been ranked first in the country in the 2024 U.S. News & World Report undergraduate program rankings.

Eva Chi begins as School of Engineering's inaugural associate dean for faculty affairs: UNM Newsroom - Vimarsana News

Eva Chi begins as School of Engineering's inaugural associate dean for faculty affairs: UNM Newsroom

Longtime UNM professor Eva Chi has been selected by Donna Riley, Jim and Ellen King Dean of Engineering and Computing, as the first associate dean for faculty affairs in School of Engineering history. Chi, a professor in the Department of Chemical and...

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Autonomous tractors to be on display at upcoming Farm Science Review - Vimarsana News

Autonomous tractors to be on display at upcoming Farm Science Review

Precision agriculture’s latest push is autonomous tractors. Although the shift to automation will be gradual, it is coming nevertheless.

Joint UK-Japanese research on waste and decommissioning : Waste & Recycling - Vimarsana News

Joint UK-Japanese research on waste and decommissioning : Waste & Recycling

Two research projects are to receive funding totalling GBP1 million (USD1.2 million) from UK and Japanese research councils to develop technologies to detect and process radioactive waste. The research will support work to decommission the UK's Sellafield plant and remove radioactive debris from the Fukushima Daiichi accident in Japan.