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He created a computer model that can rapidly and reliably predict the structure of ribonucleic acid, or RNA, molecules using easily accessible data.

Indian-American teen wins $250,000 in Science Talent Search competition

Indian-American teen wins $250,000 in US science talent search competition


He created a computer model that can rapidly and reliably predict the structure of ribonucleic acid, or RNA, molecules using easily accessible data.

The Indian-American community continues to win laurels in the United States of America.
In the latest instance, an Indian-American teen from Michigan has won a prestigious science talent search award for high school students. 17-year-old Neel Moudgal won a $250,000 award in the 2023 Regeneron Science Talent Search.
He created a computer model that can rapidly and reliably predict the structure of ribonucleic acid, or RNA, molecules using easily accessible data. He believes it will make it easier to diagnose and treat certain diseases.
According to a statement, Neel&rsquo;s computational model contains a library of possible shapes for a given RNA molecule based on its atomic structure. A statistical method assigns weights to each structure in the library, favouring structures that closely resemble experimental data. By using 2D histograms for reweighting, his model eliminates the need to assign chemical shift data.
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The police described the suspect as "a short male with a mask, possibly Black," who appeared to be alone and moving on foot.

3 killed, 5 wounded after gun firing in Michigan State University; suspect found dead

A manhunt launched for the suspect came to an end, when he was found dead with self-inflicted gunshot wounds, the police announced.

A manhunt launched for the suspect came to an end when he was found dead with self-inflicted gunshot wounds, the police announced.

At least three fatalities were reported and five were injured after a shooter opened fire inside the main campus of the Michigan State University on February 13, police said.&nbsp;
A manhunt launched for the suspect came to an end, when he was found dead with self-inflicted gunshot wounds, the police announced.
According to multiple reports, authorities have not ascertained what the man's connection was to the university as the police have not idenitified him yet.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The shootings began around 8:30 PM local time, at Berkey Hall, an academic building, and also ocurred nearby at the student union, a popular gathering spot, said Chris Rozman, interim deputy chief of the campus police department.
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Michigan State University police had ordered students and staff to shelter in place after a report of shots fired around the school&rsquo;s East Lansing campus.
The alert advised students and staff to &ldquo;Secure-in-Place immediately&rdquo; and to monitor 'alert.msu.edu' for information. The advisory was taken down after the shooter was found dead.&nbsp;
Footage posted on social media showed a heavy police presence around the campus.
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer was briefed on the shooting and said police were working to secure the area.
Authorities announced late Monday that all campus activities would be canceled for 48 hours, including athletics and classes. Via Twitter, people were advised not to come to campus on Tuesday.
Michigan State has about 50,000 students. East Lansing is about 90 miles (145 kilometers) northwest of Detroit.
(with agency inputs)&nbsp;

On 11 February, US forces destroyed an object in Alaska, and a day earlier, a cylindrical object was brought down in Canadian airspace.

US shoots down 4th flying object: F-16 fighter jet fires AIM9x missile at UAV over Lake Huron, Michigan

On 11 February, US forces destroyed an object in Alaska, and a day earlier, a cylindrical object was brought down in Canadian airspace.

The United States of America continued a purge of its skies, with a fourth object being shot down on 12 February 2023.
The flying object was shot down at an altitude of around 20,000 feet over Lake Huron in the state of Michigan. An F-16 fighter jet fired an AIM9x missile to bring down the aerial object.
On 11 February, US forced destroyed an object in Alaska, and a day earlier, a cylindrical object was brought down in Canadian airspace. The spree began with American shooting down an alleged Chinese spy balloon over the Atlantic Ocean on 4 February.
Biden ordered the shooting down of the airborne object on Sunday at the recommendation of Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin. Its path and altitude raised concerns, including that it could be a hazard to civil aviation. The location chosen for this shootdown afforded the opportunity to avoid impact on people on the ground while improving chances for debris recovery, the Pentagon official said.
"There are no indications of any civilians hurt or otherwise affected," he noted. North American Aerospace Defense Command maintained a visual and radar track on the object after detecting it Sunday morning.
"Based on its flight path and data we can reasonably connect this object to the radar signal picked up over Montana, which flew in proximity to sensitive DOD sites. We did not assess it to be a kinetic military threat to anything on the ground, but assess it was a safety flight hazard and a threat due to its potential surveillance capabilities. Our team will now work to recover the object in an effort to learn more," Ryder said.
(With agency inputs)
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The 42-year-old woman allegedly used software to hide her location and used several numbers and area codes, even allegedly trying to pin the origin of the messages as coming from her daughter's classmates

US woman facing charges for allegedly cyberbullying daughter, her friends for a year

The 42-year-old woman allegedly used software to hide her location and used several numbers and area codes, even allegedly trying to pin the origin of the messages as coming from her daughter's classmates

A woman in Michigan is facing charges for allegedly sending hateful and bullying messages to teenage students, including her own daughter, under a fake name and number.
According to ABC News, 42 year old Kendra Licari was arrested on December 12 and is now facing five charges, including stalking a minor and obstruction of justice
The shocking charges come after a year long investigation after Licari's teenage daughter and her boyfriend reported getting harassing messages.
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A CCTV video has surfaced on social media as a bolt from a blue and has left the internet shocked. The video shows a 12-year-old boy with a gun trying to rob a Marathon gas station in Hartford.The surveillance video starts with a boy standing in a queue at the gas station, as he approaches the female cashier he pulled out his gun and said, "put the money in the bag" the cashier got confused after hearing his threat she asked, “what? “Are you serious?” in response to her question a boy was seen firing at the ceiling in order to make her feel scared. The cashier yells "Ok!" and walked ahead to put all the money inside his bag.The moment the cashier gave him the money amount, the boy left the store casually as if nothing had happened but unluckily he was caught by Hartford police. The child is currently in the custody at the Allegan County Juvenile Center and will remain there until his next hearing.According to the wood-TV reports, The boy got the gun from a locked cabinet in his home. He pried open the cabinet to get the gun, which belonged to his guardian. 

Watch: how 12-year-old robbed a Michigan petrol pump at gunpoint

A CCTV video has surfaced on social media showing a 12-year-old boy with a gun trying to rob a petrol pump in United States' Michigan. 

According to local reports, the boy got the gun from a locked cabinet in his home. He pried open the cabinet to get the gun, which belonged to his guardian.

A CCTV video has surfaced on social media showing a 12-year-old boy with a gun trying to rob a petrol pump in United States' Michigan.&nbsp; The surveillance video starts with the boy standing in a queue at the gas station. As he approached the cashier he pulled out his gun and said, "put the money in the bag". &ldquo;Are you serious?&rdquo; the confused cashier asked in response. The boy was then seen firing at the ceiling at which point the cashier&nbsp;put all the money inside his bag.
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A tornado tore through a small northern Michigan community on Friday, killing at least one person and injuring at least 23 others as it flipped vehicles, tore the roofs off of buildings, and downed trees and power lines.
The twister hit Gaylord, a city of about 4,200 people roughly 370 kilometers northwest of Detroit, at around 3.45 pm (local time).
Mike Klepadlo, owner of Alter-Start North, a car repair shop, said he and his workers took cover in a bathroom.
"I'm lucky I'm alive. It blew the back off the building," he said. "Twenty feet (6 meters) of the back wall is gone. The whole roof is missing. At least half the building is still here. It's bad." Emma Goddard, 15, said she was at work making a smoothie for a customer when she got a phone alert about the tornado. Thinking the weather outside looked “stormy, but not scary,” she dismissed it and returned to what she was doing. Her mother then called and she assured her mom she was ok.
“Not even two minutes later I was pouring the smoothie when all of a sudden my co-worker's mom rushed through the front door of Tropical Smoothie and yelled for us to run to the back of the building because there was a funnel cloud coming our way,” Goddard told The Associated Press by text message.
They took shelter in the walk-in cooler, where they could hear windows shattering.
“I was crammed shoulder-to-shoulder with my seven co-workers, two of my co-workers' parents and a lady from Door Dash coming to pick up her smoothies.” After about 15 minutes, they left the cooler and could smell natural gas, she said.
“As soon as we stepped outside we were shocked to find some of our cars in pieces and insulation all over the ground,” Goddard wrote, noting that three neighboring businesses were destroyed.
Brian Lawson, a spokesman for Munson Healthcare, said Gaylord-Otsego Memorial Hospital was treating 23 people who were injured by the tornado and that one person was killed. He didn't know the conditions of the injured or the name of the person who died.
Lawson said the pace of people being brought to the hospital had slowed by Friday evening.
“From what I'm gathering, things have stabilized a bit,” he said.
Video posted online showed a dark funnel cloud materialize out of a cloud as nervous drivers looked on or slowly drove away, uncertain of its path.
Other video showed extensive damage along the city's Main Street. One building appeared to be largely collapsed and a Goodwill store was badly damaged. A collapsed utility pole lay on the side of the road, and debris, including what appeared to be electrical wires and parts of a Marathon gas station, was scattered all along the street.
The Red Cross was setting up a shelter at a church.
Brandie Slough, 42, said she and a teen daughter sought safety in a restroom at a Culver's. Windows of the fast food restaurant were blown out when they emerged, and her pickup truck had been flipped on its roof in the parking lot.
“We shook our heads in disbelief but are thankful to be safe. At that point, who cares about the truck,” Slough said.
Eddie Thrasher, 55, said he was sitting in his car outside an auto parts store when the tornado seemed to appear above him.
“There are roofs ripped off businesses, a row of industrial-type warehouses,” Thrasher said. “RVs were flipped upside down and destroyed. There were a lot of emergency vehicles heading from the east side of town.” He said he ran into the store to ride it out.
“My adrenaline was going like crazy,” Thrasher said. “In less than five minutes it was over.” Extreme winds are uncommon in this part of Michigan because the Great Lakes suck energy out of storms, especially early in spring when the lakes are very cold, said Jim Keysor, a Gaylord-based meteorologist with the National Weather Service.
“Many kids and young adults would have never experienced any direct severe weather if they had lived in Gaylord their entire lives,” he said.
The last time Gaylord had a severe wind storm was in 1998, when straight-line winds reached 100 mph, Keysor said. He said the conditions that spawned Friday's twister included a cold front moving in from Wisconsin and hitting hot and humid air over Gaylord, with the added ingredient of turning winds in the lower part of the atmosphere.
Gaylord, known as the “Alpine Village,” is set to celebrate its 100th birthday this year, with a centennial celebration that will include a parade and open house at City Hall later this summer.
The community also holds the annual Alpenfest in July, an Alpine-inspired celebration honoring the city's heritage and a partnership with a sister city in Switzerland.

Watch: Rare tornado rips town in Michigan, man dead over 40 injured

A tornado tore through a small community in Michigan's northern Lower Peninsula on Friday, flipping vehicles, tearing the roofs off buildings and causing other damage.

A tornado tore through a small northern Michigan community on Friday, killing at least one person and injuring at least 23 others as it flipped vehicles, tore the roofs off of buildings, and downed trees and power lines.
The twister hit Gaylord, a city of about 4,200 people roughly 370 kilometers northwest of Detroit, at around 3.45 pm (local time).
Mike Klepadlo, owner of Alter-Start North, a car repair shop, said he and his workers took cover in a bathroom.
"I'm lucky I'm alive. It blew the back off the building," he said. "Twenty feet (6 meters) of the back wall is gone. The whole roof is missing. At least half the building is still here. It's bad." Emma Goddard, 15, said she was at work making a smoothie for a customer when she got a phone alert about the tornado. Thinking the weather outside looked &ldquo;stormy, but not scary,&rdquo; she dismissed it and returned to what she was doing. Her mother then called and she assured her mom she was ok.
&ldquo;Not even two minutes later I was pouring the smoothie when all of a sudden my co-worker's mom rushed through the front door of Tropical Smoothie and yelled for us to run to the back of the building because there was a funnel cloud coming our way,&rdquo; Goddard told The Associated Press by text message.
They took shelter in the walk-in cooler, where they could hear windows shattering.
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&ldquo;I was crammed shoulder-to-shoulder with my seven co-workers, two of my co-workers' parents and a lady from Door Dash coming to pick up her smoothies.&rdquo; After about 15 minutes, they left the cooler and could smell natural gas, she said.
&ldquo;As soon as we stepped outside we were shocked to find some of our cars in pieces and insulation all over the ground,&rdquo; Goddard wrote, noting that three neighboring businesses were destroyed.
Brian Lawson, a spokesman for Munson Healthcare, said Gaylord-Otsego Memorial Hospital was treating 23 people who were injured by the tornado and that one person was killed. He didn't know the conditions of the injured or the name of the person who died.
Lawson said the pace of people being brought to the hospital had slowed by Friday evening.
&ldquo;From what I'm gathering, things have stabilized a bit,&rdquo; he said.
Video posted online showed a dark funnel cloud materialize out of a cloud as nervous drivers looked on or slowly drove away, uncertain of its path.
Other video showed extensive damage along the city's Main Street. One building appeared to be largely collapsed and a Goodwill store was badly damaged. A collapsed utility pole lay on the side of the road, and debris, including what appeared to be electrical wires and parts of a Marathon gas station, was scattered all along the street.
The Red Cross was setting up a shelter at a church.
Brandie Slough, 42, said she and a teen daughter sought safety in a restroom at a Culver's. Windows of the fast food restaurant were blown out when they emerged, and her pickup truck had been flipped on its roof in the parking lot.
&ldquo;We shook our heads in disbelief but are thankful to be safe. At that point, who cares about the truck,&rdquo; Slough said.
Eddie Thrasher, 55, said he was sitting in his car outside an auto parts store when the tornado seemed to appear above him.
&ldquo;There are roofs ripped off businesses, a row of industrial-type warehouses,&rdquo; Thrasher said. &ldquo;RVs were flipped upside down and destroyed. There were a lot of emergency vehicles heading from the east side of town.&rdquo; He said he ran into the store to ride it out.
&ldquo;My adrenaline was going like crazy,&rdquo; Thrasher said. &ldquo;In less than five minutes it was over.&rdquo; Extreme winds are uncommon in this part of Michigan because the Great Lakes suck energy out of storms, especially early in spring when the lakes are very cold, said Jim Keysor, a Gaylord-based meteorologist with the National Weather Service.
&ldquo;Many kids and young adults would have never experienced any direct severe weather if they had lived in Gaylord their entire lives,&rdquo; he said.
The last time Gaylord had a severe wind storm was in 1998, when straight-line winds reached 100 mph, Keysor said. He said the conditions that spawned Friday's twister included a cold front moving in from Wisconsin and hitting hot and humid air over Gaylord, with the added ingredient of turning winds in the lower part of the atmosphere.
Gaylord, known as the &ldquo;Alpine Village,&rdquo; is set to celebrate its 100th birthday this year, with a centennial celebration that will include a parade and open house at City Hall later this summer.
The community also holds the annual Alpenfest in July, an Alpine-inspired celebration honoring the city's heritage and a partnership with a sister city in Switzerland.

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