Electronics Ultrafast movies get longer R. Ramachandran Today’s fastest cameras can capture images at faster than a trillion per second rate.
Human body New knee bone R. Ramachandran Textbooks tell you that the human skeleton has 206 bones. A new study from Imperial ...
Geology How plate tectonics changed ocean chemistry R. Ramachandran A team of scientists from Princeton University has found that when the land mass now known ...
Nuclear Physics Rarest nuclear radioactive decay R. Ramachandran AN international team of scientists working with a detector built for dark matter has, as ...
Awards An Abel woman, finally R. Ramachandran Karen Keskulla Uhlenbeck is the first woman to be conferred the prestigious Abel Prize in ...
Particle Physics New experiment to look for dark matter R. Ramachandran On March 5, the research board of the European Organisation for Nuclear Research (CERN) ...
Cancer treatment Antarctic fungi to help treat leukemia R. Ramachandran RESEARCHERS at the Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad (IITH), working with ...
Adhesives The science of peeling adhesive tape R. Ramachandran EXPERIMENTS with extensive imaging of the seemingly smooth act of peeling tape from a ...
Monitoring ultrafine dust particles R. Ramachandran Ultrafine dust particles less than 100 nanometres in size can penetrate deep into our ...
Design review for Ariane’s Prometheus engine R. Ramachandran IN a press statement on February 4, the ArianeGroup said that on February 1 its ambitious ...
Electronics Self-healing electronics R. Ramachandran Flexible substrates and semiconductors could lead to electronic devices such as wearable ...
Galaxies galore R. Ramachandran A TEAM of more than 200 astronomers from 18 countries, including India (Pune University), ...
Physiology An ear for sensitivity R. Ramachandran The human ear is so extraordinarily sensitive that it can detect soundwave-induced ...
Climate change Greenland melting faster R. Ramachandran A new study led by Michael Bevis of the Ohio State University, published in the latest ...
Nuclear waste Deep down a drill hole R. Ramachandran Narrow vertical holes drilled deep into the earth’s crust have been considered an option ...
