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After heart attack, cancer causes the maximum number of deaths in India. In 2014 alone, 4, 91,598 people died in the country due to cancer and the number is increasing every year. While cancer remains the world's single biggest cause of death, Dr. Aniruddha Chatterjee, now a researcher at the University of Otago, has made an important discovery that would potentially lead to improvements in the way we diagnose and treat cancer. The University of Otago has been a real game changer for Dr. Chatterjee, who is an alumnus Osmania University and Vellore Institute of Technology. This year, Dr. Chatterjee became one of the only ten recipients across New Zealand to be awarded a Rutherford Discovery Fellowship, which isworth $800,000 over five years. Jason Cushen, Director International, University of Otago,...
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The potential of Data-Supported Decision Making in Educational Institutions
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Technologies in Higher Education
Dr. Nachamma Sockalingam, Assistant Director , Singapore University of Technology and Design
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Barry O Driscoll, Senior Education Advisor, Enterprise Ireland
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An Innovative Higher Education System
Dr Shantha Liyanage , Professor, University of Technology Sydney