Mr C Aravindan is Working as an Assistant Professor (S.G) in the Department of ECE at SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Ramapuram, Chennai. He graduated B.E in Electronics & Communication Engineering from Agni College of Technology, Affiliated with Anna University, Chennai, Tamilnadu, India. He secured a Master of EngineeringContinue Reading
Dr. A.Thenmozhi MD, Associate professor, Department of Anatomy, Krishnagiri medical College, Tamilnadu. She completed her M.B.B.S in Stanley medical College and P.G (MD Anatomy) in Thanjavur medical College. Served in primary health centre as Assistant surgeon for 5 yrs and in Dharmapuri medical College as Assistant professor for 8 yrsContinue Reading
Ms. Afreen Khan had completed her Master’s in Medical Biochemistry and is currently pursuing PhD in Medical Biochemistry. Her field of research is oncology and her research interest includes biochemistry and molecular biology, molecular oncology and cell biology. Her expertise includes gene expression and polymorphism analysis. She had published 4Continue Reading
The advance brings Terminator-like cyborgs a small step closer to reality The Terminator may be one step closer to reality. Researchers at the University of Tokyo have built a robotic finger that, much like Arnold Schwarzenegger’s titular cyborg assassin, is covered in living human skin. The goal is to somedayContinue Reading
Silver penis pendants like this are rare. A metal detectorist recently discovered a silver, penis-shaped pendant in Kent, England that was likely worn around the neck to protect a person from misfortune around 1,800 years ago. Ancient Roman writers such as Marcus Terentius Varro (lived 116 B.C. to 27 B.C.)Continue Reading
Sleepy skeeters lagged behind well-rested ones when offered a researcher’s leg to feed on Turns out there is rest for the wicked: Sleepy mosquitoes are more likely to catch up on missed z’s than drink blood, a new study finds. Most people are familiar with the aftermath of a poorContinue Reading
Space agency officials promise to deliver geology results from worlds dozens of light-years away The James Webb Space Telescope plans to explore strange, new rocky worlds in unprecedented detail. The telescope’s scientific consortium has an ambitious agenda to study geology on these small planets from “50 light-years away”, they saidContinue Reading
Serenading with like voices may help male wood frogs woo females into their pool Loud sounds matter in both car design and frog flirting. So New Hampshire biologists lugged an acoustic camera used by car designers to springtime frog-mating pools to explore female preferences. Now researchers suspect that a male’sContinue Reading
Local authorities suggest the young humpback did it on purpose. Watching a gigantic whale fly through the air as it breaches the ocean’s surface is one of the most beautiful sights in the natural world. But for the crew of one boat in Mexico, that experience quickly turned intoContinue Reading
Far-ultraviolet radiation from orange dwarfs could endanger planetary atmospheres If you’re an aspiring life-form, you might want to steer clear of planets around orange dwarf stars. Some astronomers have called these orange suns “Goldilocks stars”. They are dimmer and age more slowly than yellow sunlike stars, thus offering an orbitingContinue Reading