The detector is set to run at its highest energies yet. The Large Hadron Collider has been turned back on today (July 5) and is set to smash particles together at never-before-seen energy levels. The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is the world’s largest and most powerful particle accelerator. Located atContinue Reading
Older than the dinosaurs and ecologically vital, sharks deserve more than our fear. Long portrayed in pop culture as remorseless people-killers, sharks in reality are no Hollywood monsters. Sharks are a diverse group of mostly predatory fish, including the largest living fish, with skeletons made of cartilage. They have pliedContinue Reading
Invasive worms, considered a major threat to native ecosystems, have been found in 97 per cent of areas for which there are records in North America As North Americans have busied themselves about their various concerns, unseen invaders have slowly been amassing beneath their feet. There are now more alienContinue Reading
Genetic sequences called transposons help regulate learning. Octopuses are brainy creatures with sophisticated smarts, and now scientists have uncovered a clue that may partly explain the cephalopods’ remarkable intelligence: Its genes have a genetic quirk that is also seen in humans, a new study finds. The clues that scientists uncoveredContinue Reading
The moon’s mountains were ‘backlit by solar fire’ at the peak. A sungazing spacecraft captured the moon passing in front of the face of the sun Wednesday (June 29). NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory(opens in new tab) caught the solar eclipse(opens in new tab) in action from its unique vantage pointContinue Reading
The device uses evaporative cooling to block pain signals, experiments in rats suggest A flexible electronic implant could one day make pain management a lot more chill. Created from materials that dissolve in the body, the device encircles nerves with an evaporative cooler. Implanted in rats, the cooler blocked painContinue Reading
Shakthi is a final year Computer Science Undergraduate from VIT Vellore University, specializing in Internet of things and Human Computer Interaction. He is active in solving real-life problems by analyzing them and optimizing the solutions through User Experience. He is also the author of 3 articles published in National journalsContinue Reading
My name is Jyothi venkatesan.I was born in Chittoor Town, Andhra Pradesh in 1987 and graduated from Kakatiya University in 2007. I obtained my Post graduation program in Emergency care from GVK EMRI under Stanford University in 2009. Currently working as a clinical instructor in simulation lab for Malla ReddyContinue Reading
I am Dr.Rajashree Shelare Raut Assistant professor at department of Prasuti Tantra Stree Roga, along with I have organised various health awareness program for women specially for rural areas also I have published various health awareness article at various newspapers and TV channels also running you tube channel for awareness.specializedContinue Reading
He was born at Dandbose, a village in Mayurbhanj district of Odisha. India. I graduated in science from Ravenshaw Autonomous College, Cuttack (now a University), Odisha, India. He accomplished his master’s degree in physics from University of Madras, Chennai, India. Then he joined the Department of Physics at NITRR (NationalContinue Reading