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Prominent Turkish scholar Oktay Sinano?lu dies at age 80
Prof. Oktay Sinano?lu, one of Turkey?s most prominent scholars who was known for his books on the Turkish language and became Yale University?s youngest professor of the 20th century, died early April 20 in the United States.
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavu?o?lu tweeted on April 20 that Sinano?lu, who was born in the city of Bari in Italy in 1934, had passed away in Miami.
Who do you see: Einstein or Marilyn Monroe?
A classic optical illusion created many years ago by neuroscientists at the Massachusetts Institute of technology helps you test your eyesight and find out if there’s anything wrong with your vision.
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The mystery of the lost luster of the Universe
A galaxy cluster is a cosmic leviathan, a conglomeration of hundreds of thousands of galaxies bound together by gravity. It’s also a cosmic mystery.
With the title “A galaxy cluster with a high birth rate” a report explains the cosmic mystery, which is due to stellar low birth rate.
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Is Davos the reason for non-attendance at TÜS?AD meetings?
One cannot say that Turkey?s prestigious Turkish Industry and Business Association (TÜS?AD) has always been on good terms with the government.
Artificial intelligence threat
The experts run the whole gamut from A to B, and they're practically unanimous: artificial intelligence is going to destroy human civilization.
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Le Monde: Bulgaria's Georgieva 'Rare Good Surprise' from Former Commission
Kristalina Georgieva was among the "rare good surprises" coming from the outgoing EU Commission, the French daily Le Monde wrote Wednesday.
Old 3D print of Hagia Sophia emerges
In the 1990s Professor Ely Sachs of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) was the first person to coin the phrase â3D printing.â Utilizing a printer, which worked with alumina powder and a binding agent, several prints were created in surprising detail for the mid-1990s. Most of these prints were lost, but one has recently emerged, a 3D print of the Hagia Sophia.
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Vasil Shtonov to Oversee Economy and Energy Sectors
Vasil Shtonov was appointed as Economy and Energy Minister in Bulgaria's caretaker government unveiled on Tuesday.
Shtonov graduated as bachelor of sciences in electronic engineering and finance at the University of Pennsylvania in 1995.
He graduated as master of sciences in business administration at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in 1999.