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Materials may lead to self-healing smartphones
04 Apr 2017
Materials may lead to self-healing smartphones
04 Apr 2017
New rice fights off drought
04 Apr 2017
Protecting web users' privacy
25 Mar 2017
Artificial photosynthesis steps into the light
25 Mar 2017
How the brain sees the world in 3-D
22 Mar 2017
‘Green’ chicken, lab-grown duck may soon be on your menu
22 Mar 2017
Growing meat in the lab from stem cells is not just a faddish experiment – it is very much a commercial proposition, as rearing meat in the traditional way is resource-intensive and damaging to the environment
Satnavs 'switch off' parts of the brain
22 Mar 2017
Next-gen steel under the microscope
17 Mar 2017
Indian-origin Indrani Das wins ‘Junior Nobel’, $250,000
17 Mar 2017
Indrani Das, 17, won the Regeneron Science Talent Search Competition, also dubbed the ‘Junior Nobel Prize’, for her research on treating brain injuries. The competition saw as many as five Indian-origin students in the top 10
New extension improves inflight Wi-Fi
15 Mar 2017
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