All posts tagged "Science"
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Preetam Kaushik | 29 May 2016
EU follows Dutch lead: All scientific papers to be freely accessible by 2020
The current system of scientific research and publishing in Europe is poised to undergo a radical overhaul with...
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Preetam Kaushik | 24 May 2016
Science journal: An app for on-spot-experiment
In a major breakthrough of sorts, this app developed by team Google can help people perform scientific experiments...
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Preetam Kaushik | 20 May 2016
Mars had two tsunamis three billion years ago?
Interpretation of the images — captured from the surface of red planet — by the scientists who have...
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Preetam Kaushik | 17 May 2016
Innovation: Smart leg moves notches up in competition
Human sufferings have been at the forefront of scientific innovations since ages. Science, apart from exploring the truths...
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Preetam Kaushik | 7 May 2016
A breakthrough in science of memory: How a “Spotless Mind” could soon be Reality
Jim Carrey’s role as shy and morose Joel Barish in “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind” is deeply...
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Preetam Kaushik | 29 April 2016
Injecting Science and Maths into Online Dating
Millions around the world using dating profiles or apps to find their life partner end up disillusioned or...
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Justin Horner | 8 February 2016
What Makes you Snap? The Brain’s Rage Circuit
What is it that causes you to “snap”? To suddenly and explosively lash out verbally or physically? It...
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Justin Horner | 27 January 2016
This Death Valley Fish is a Younger Species than We Thought
The Devils Hole Pupfish are possibly the rarest fish in the world. As few as 35 individuals have...
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Ravi Mandalia | 19 September 2014
Researchers develop world’s first water-based nuclear battery
Batteries that power today’s gadgets have always been a point of research with millions of dollars worth of...
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Ravi Mandalia | 8 April 2014
LHC team: Process of restarting the massive experimental mechanism has begun
The team behind Large Hadron Collider (LHC) has sent out a statement to the press that they have...