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Breakthrough of the Year the LIGO’s gravitational-wave discovery

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[:el] The Physics World 2016 Breakthrough of the Year goes to “the LIGO Scientific Collaboration for its revolutionary, first-ever direct observations of gravitational waves”. Nine other achievements are highly commended and cover topics ranging from nuclear physics to material science and more. Almost exactly 100...
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Greek video journalist wins award for migrant coverage

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[:el] AFPTV correspondent Will Vassilopoulos on Wednesday won an award for his coverage of the migrant crisis in his native Greece, from Britain’s Rory Peck Trust which supports freelancers globally. The awards recognize the best freelance news cameramen and camerawomen around the world. Vassilopoulos was awarded...
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Greek-Australian picked by Trump for Manufacture board

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[:el] President-elect Donald J. Trump has selected Dow Chemical Co. Chief Executive Andrew Liveris, to head a manufacturing council, bringing the head of the Michigan-based company on stage during a campaign-style rally to make the surprise announcement. Andrew Liveris, a Greek-Australian, was elected as chairman...
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Greek astronomer solved the mystery of the ‘brightest supernova ever seen’

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[:el] Last year, astronomers recorded the brightest supernova explosion ever seen. Follow up observations by a team of researchers led by a Greek scientist, now suggest this cataclysmic event wasn’t a supernova at all, but rather, an extremely rare celestial phenomenon involving a supermassive black...
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2 Greek among the top 10 discoveries for 2016

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[:el] Archaeology Magazine published the top 10 discoveries of 2016. The editors reveal the year’s most compelling finds and among them 2 Greek discoveries are featured. The necropolis in Faliron and the skeleton of the Antikythera Shipwreck. The list is published annualy. See the whole...
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2 Greek researchers behind the new techique for skin cancer diagnosis

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[:el] A noninvasive microscopy technique that exploits NADH fluorescence enables researchers to observe how mitochondria alter their shape and arrangement in human tissue. This new technique was discovered by 2 Greek researchers. Patients could one day get their skin examined under a special microscope and, in just...

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