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OVERLEARN TO LOCK IN, SAYS RESEARCH
Everyone who learns- be it an actor learning lines or a teacher learning to teach key factors to students, or a musician learning music, has to sink the learning into his brain. Previous studies and
VARIED RESPONSE OF LAKES TO NITROGEN DEPOSITION
Food webs of boreal lakes worldwide have been receiving no nitrogen deposition since ancient times. Now, these are expected to get an increased availability of inorganic nitrogen. Simultaneously, cer
Food Insecurity Brings Changes in Children
Scientists from Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) and Boston Medical Center (BMC) analyzed 23 peer-reviewed articles. Through the studied articles the researchers observed associations betwe
Man from Kerala Invented a Technology to Help Differently Abled
Biju Varghese, an engineer from Kerala, India, has invented a technology that allows people in wheelchairs to drive using a hand-operated brake, clutch and accelerator lever. Additionally, this device
Finding Life beyond Earth with the Right Tool
A new tool is developed by Scientists that can look for signs of life with 10,000 times more sensitivity than instruments carried on previous spaceflight missions. One path of finding life on other p
Jossa’s Instructs School Education Boards in India
IIT JEE 2017: JoSAA tells school boards to give a cut-off for top 20 percentile of class 12 examination results before June 10’ 17. The JEE Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA) has taken this
Astronaut Kalpana Chwala: The Kohinoor of India
Born on March 17, 1962, Kalpana Chawla is an idol for many. Today we know her as an Indo- American astronaut and the woman from India who went on a space mission. Her journey of becoming an astronaut
NEW DEVICE MEASURES LIGHT IN VISIBLE SPECTRUM
For measuring incredibly fast optical phenomena, something more than a good stopwatch is necessary. The Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University have come up with a device for t
1816 MACKEREL YEAR AND TODAY’S CLIMATE CHANGE
In 1815, at Mt.Tambora, Indonesia, the world’s largest recorded volcanic eruption occurred. A team of New England-based researchers conducted a multi-layered, multi-disciplinary study on its cat
UTAH LAW SCREENS CMV-POSITIVE INFANTS
In the US, cytomegalovirus (CMV) is the most frequent congenital infection, affecting approximately 30,000 newborns or 1 in 150 children each year. In Utah, this roughly equates to one newborn per day
A New Framework Suggested for Sc-Co2 Estimation
The social cost of carbon (SC-CO2) is a net estimate, in dollars, of the damages caused by society in the form of carbon dioxide emissions in a given year. It takes into account both the benefits and
TRAPPIST Telescope shows Characteristics of the Dwarf Star
A magazine called Astrobiology Magazine churning out stories from the past year. The Story of ‘Astronomers using the TRAPPIST telescope’ is number 5 in the list. Originally, the story was
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