Technology - general
Identical twins to have birthdays four months apart due to pre-mature delivery of older twin
16 Oct 2015
Research that is simply beyond belief
15 Oct 2015
Global marine analysis suggests food chain collapse
13 Oct 2015
Marine ecologists from the University of Adelaide say the expected ocean acidification and warming in responses to rising human CO2 emission is likely to produce a reduction in diversity and numbers of various key species that underpin marine ecosystems around the world
Tomas Lindahl, Paul Modrich, Aziz Sancar share chemistry Nobel
08 Oct 2015
The persistent changes to the genetic material does not disintegrate into complete chemical chaos as a host of molecular systems continuously monitor and repair DNA, the researchers found
Takaaki Kajita, Arthur McDonald share Physics Nobel
06 Oct 2015
Takaaki Kajita and Arthur McDonald's experiments demonstrated that neutrinos have mass and they change identities, a discovery that has changed the understanding of the innermost workings of matter and the universe
Focus on Bosch and innovation at Bangalore visit
06 Oct 2015
New polymer creates safer fuels
05 Oct 2015
Volcanos near Mumbai caused dinosaur extinction
03 Oct 2015
New research suggests that dinosaurs, wiped out 66 million years ago, faced a double whammy of an asteroid or comet hit followed by intensified volcanic activity in a mountainous region of India known as the Deccan Traps
Making batteries with mushrooms
01 Oct 2015
Reserachers have created a new type of lithium-ion battery anode using portabella mushrooms that could be key to making efficient batteries that could power cell phones and electric vehicles
Some people’s brains wired for success: study
01 Oct 2015
Laser powered razor developed
30 Sep 2015
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