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Police clear pro-Palestinian camps as protests intensify on US campuses
Police detained nearly 200 people at the U.S. universities over the weekend as they cleared pro-Palestinian encampments, in the latest campus clashes triggered by protests over Israel's war against Hamas.
Cyborg computer with living brain organoid aces machine learning tests
Indiana University researchers grew a brain “organoid” and mounted it on a silicon chip
New mole species discovered in country’s east
Two previously undiscovered mole species, believed to have been around for 3 million years, have been identified in eastern Türkiye.
In a joint study conducted by Ondokuz Mayıs University in Türkiye, Indiana University in the U.S. and Plymouth University in the U.K., the new species were confirmed using DNA technology.
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Turkish professor granted $41 mln for Alzheimer research
A Turkish neurology professor studying in the United States has received a $41 million government grant for her groundbreaking research on Alzheimer's disease and how it affects people of different ethnic groups.
Woman returns from US, starts farming in village
A Turkish military anthropologist has left her career in the United States and has returned to her hometown to claim her grandfather's land on which she has started dry farming.
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Entrepreneurial woman's success story from US to Turkey
A 33-year-old Turkish woman, who returned from the U.S. to her hometown Burdur in southwestern Turkey, wrote a success story by launching an anhydrous agriculture project.
Aynur Onur was working as a faculty member at Indiana University, U.S., before her return to Kayalı village in Burdur.
Bulgarian Antoni Ivanov Wins the Bronze Medal at the World Junior Swimming Championships in U.S.
18-year-old Bulgarian Antoni Ivanov has won the bronze medal at the World Junior Swimming Championships in U.S., reported bTV.
The event was held on the campus of Indiana University.
Ivanov was born in Veliko Tarnovo, and holds several swimming records, including one European and yesterday's world title.
President Erdo?an's daughter sets wedding date with engineer fiancé
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdo?an's daughter, Sümeyye Erdo?an, has set May 14 as the wedding date with Selçuk Bayraktar, a defense industrialist engineer producing unmanned aerial vehicles.
President Erdo?an's daughter gets engaged to engineer
President Recep Tayyip Erdo?an's daughter, Sümeyye Erdo?an, got engaged to Selçuk Bayraktar on March 20 in a family gathering at Istanbul's Tarabya Huber Palace near the Bosphorus.