Viruses could soon be shaken to death
If scientists get their way then soon viruses could be would be shaken to death. ANI
Minimally invasive approach may accurately detect lung cancer stage
Less invasive methods may accurately determine the stage of suspected lung cancer better than conventional invasive procedures, says a new study. ANI
Long-term memory remains intact even after brain injury: Study
A new study at University of California, San Diego School of Medicine has found that long-term memory remains intact even after a brain injury. ANI
Soon, Cell phones that can sniff out dirty bombs
Now cell phones will be fitted with radiation detectors that would enable them to monitor cities for dirty bombs. ANI
Satellite data to provide unparalleled air quality information
In a move to provide state-of-the-art information on air pollution causing millions of premature deaths around the world, The European Environment Agency (EEA) has finalised an agreement with an ESA-led conglomerate. ANI
T-ray signals for developing next generation security sensors
A new research into a type of radiation known as T-rays may soon be led to the development a new generation of sensors for detecting explosives and poisons. ANI
Veggie diet of dinosaurs was more nourishing than previously believed
New research by scientists has revealed that the vegetarian diet of dinosaurs was more nourishing than previously believed, which might explain how the extinct creatures reached huge sizes off seemingly poor food. ANI
Israeli archaeologist revises reading of ancient seal inscription
A leading Israeli archaeologist has revealed that she has revised her reading of an inscription on an ancient seal discovered in an archaeological excavation in Jerusalems City of David, following severe criticism of the original interpretation of the name on the seal, by various scholars around the world. ANI
Scientists show how a crystal can become a conductor
A new research has used computational modeling to show how a crystal of manganese oxide can be changed from an electrical insulator to a conductive metal. ANI
Scientists create nanowires using DNA
Scientists at Texas A and M University have developed a simple and cheaper method to develop nanowires that can create tiny computers and medical devices by using DNA. ANI
Fish also help in seed dispersal in forests
A new research has revealed that fish have a remarkable role in distributing the seeds of tropical plants. ANI
Two new proteins that may enhance vaccine potency developed
A University of Buffalo professor of microbiology and immunology has developed two new proteins that may enhance the production of antibodies against many infectious agents. ANI
Indian botanists voice concern about countrys stringent biodiversity laws
A group of Indian botanists have said that the countrys biodiversity laws are so stringent that they are stifling research in the sector. ANI
New bird discovered in Nepal maybe link between previously known species in India and Pak
Scientists have discovered a previously unknown sub-species of bird in the southern grasslands of Nepal, which might provide an important geographical link between previously-known varieties in Pakistan and India. ANI
Vitamin A, zinc supplements lower malaria risk in children
Adequate diet with supplements of Vitamin A and Zinc can help in protecting young children from malaria. ANI
Kids from minority communities get less health care
A nation wide survey has revealed that minority children experience significant disparities in health care than the majority group. ANI
Core samples from subsea fault system off Japan, might shed light on earthquake generation
An International team of scientists aboard the drilling vessel Chikyu, have obtained core samples from a subea fault system in Nankai Trough, a region off the Pacific coast of Japan, which have provided new data source on how earthquakes are generated. ANI
Whole grain dietary intake lowers chronic disease risk
Researchers at Penn State University have revealed that diets with high amounts of whole grains may help you loose weight and also lower the risk of chronic diseases such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease. ANI
Scientists identify DNA barcode gene for plants
Scientists at the Imperial College Londons Department of Life Sciences and the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, in collaboration with researchers in Costa Rica and South Africa, have identified a barcode gene that can be used to distinguish between the majority of plant species on Earth. ANI
Scientists map bug guts to understand different bugs role in the body
Scientists from the Imperial College London have made a breakthrough in understanding accurately which bugs in the gut are involved in which processes in the body, by plotting the different species of bugs living in seven members of the same Chinese family. ANI
New environmentally friendly technology may revolutionize ethylene production
Researchers at the U.S. Department of Energys (DOE) Argonne National Laboratory have developed a new environmentally friendly technology that may transform the production of the worlds most universally produced organic compound, ethylene. ANI
Scientists find building blocks of life in distant galaxy
Researchers have used the worlds largest radio telescope-the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico, to detect the presence of building blocks of life in the distant galaxy Arp 220. ANI
Seeing your spouse negatively over time can be positive
Viewing spouses more negatively over time may not be all that bad, in fact, it is positive, says a University of Michigan researcher. ANI
Chronic pain could also lead to brain damage
Researchers at Northwestern Universitys Feinberg School of Medicine have uncovered a clue that may explain how people dealing with long-term pain also suffer from other symptoms like sleep disorders, depression, anxiety and difficulty in making decisions. ANI
Daily consumption of beetroot juice can treat hypertension
A daily glass of beetroot juice can do wonders for hypertension and many cardiovascular diseases, say researchers at Barts and The London School of Medicine. ANI
Tsunami threat looms large over southern Italy
Researchers have used historical data to estimate earthquake risk for three different fault zones in the Mediterranean region, which hints towards a potential tsunami for southern Italy. ANI
Scientists discover chemical signature of manic depression
A team of British and American researchers have taken another step forward in the fight against manic depression with the discovery that people suffering from the disorder have a distinct chemical signature in their brains. ANI
Now, a 3D model of Mars
Researchers will now be able to virtually visit Mars, with the development of a high-resolution 3D model of the terrain of the Red Planet. ANI
Birds may have originated 40 million years earlier than previously believed
A new analysis by researchers has ffered the strongest molecular evidence yet for an ancient rigin of modern birds, suggesting that they arose more than 100 illion years ago, not 60 million years ago, as fossils suggest. ANI
Giant galaxy might be a cosmic fossil
Astronomers have used the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope to capture a new image of the galaxy NGC 1132, which is most probably, a cosmic fossil - the aftermath of an enormous multi-galactic pile-up. ANI
Heavy marijuana use associated with gum disease
A recent study at Duke University, New Zealand, has revealed that heavy marijuana use can lead to gum disease. ANI
Obesity may be wired into the brain
Obesity isnt just about unhealthy eating habits; it may also have genetic roots in the brain, according to a new study conducted on rats. ANI
Obesity may be wired into the brain
Obesity isnt just about unhealthy eating habits; it may also have genetic roots in the brain, according to a new study conducted on rats. ANI