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    Visa barriers push students from US and UK to Asia and Europe, global survey shows

    International students are shifting their preferences towards universities in Asia and Europe rather than traditional destinations. The survey indicates a significant decline in enrolment numbers in the US and Britain due to recent policy changes. Visa restrictions and government policies are identified as the primary barriers impacting international student enrolment rates. Additionally, universities in Canada and Australia also witnessed weaker demand during this time.

    SS United States sinks today: Live stream time, location, 45-minute operation explained as historic ship carrying presidents and Hollywood stars becomes world's largest artificial reef

    SS United States sinking today: The historic SS United States is set to sink off Florida's Gulf Coast on November 11, becoming the world's largest artificial reef. The 990-foot ocean liner, which once carried presidents and Hollywood stars, will be lowered beneath the water in a controlled 45-minute operation.

    In 2023, 1,800 volunteers classified simulated neutrino events from Antarctic ice data; 128,000 assessments helped scientists compare human judgments with AI

    In a remarkable feat in 2023, the IceCube Neutrino Observatory harnessed the efforts of 1,800 participants to classify simulated neutrino events with impressive accuracy. This initiative underscored the indispensable role of citizen science in intricate scientific endeavors, as the volunteers classified over 128,000 events, achieving results on par with advanced deep neural networks.

    This ocean liner was the world's fastest. It's being sunk to make the largest artificial reef

    The SS United States is scheduled to be sunk off the coast of Florida on Wednesday. This project aims to create the largest artificial reef, attracting divers and fishermen. The ship once set speed records and carried many famous passengers during its voyages. Preparations for the sinking involved removing specific features to facilitate its descent.

    Taken from India, 39 Naga ancestors return after 100 years: Oxford museum transfers skulls taken by British officials during colonial rule

    Oxford's Pitt Rivers Museum has formally handed over the remains of 39 Naga ancestors, mostly skulls collected during British colonial rule between the 1910s and 1940s. A Nagaland delegation received them after a reconciliation process that began in 2020. The remains will be brought to India and laid to rest at a shared memorial.

    Grandson of a vegetable seller in Egypt, raised by an imam father and a Michigan-born stepmother: The multi-faith family behind America’s first Muslim senator-elect, Abdul El-Sayed

    Abdul El-Sayed, who grew up in a culturally diverse family, won Michigan's Democratic Senate primary. His father is an Egyptian immigrant, while his stepmother is a Michigan native. El-Sayed holds a medical degree and a doctorate in public health, focusing on public health initiatives rather than individual patient care. He has worked on various health projects in Detroit and Wayne County, addressing issues like medical debt and air quality.

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