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Science Notebook
Predicting how soap molecules spread over water
A time-dependent solution to predict this spread revealed how complex this everyday phenomenon is.
R. Ramachandran
Science Notebook
Personal care products advertised as ‘natural’ may contain allergens: study
Of the 1,651 products studied, 94 per cent had at least one contact allergen.
R. Ramachandran
Science Notebook
Recent study assesses carbon footprint of particle colliders
It found the Future Circular Collider of CERN to be the least polluting.
R. Ramachandran
SCIENCE NOTEBOOK
Max Auwarter Prize for Indian scientist
Manish Garg has won this prestigious award for his breakthrough in microscopy.
R. Ramachandran
SCIENCE NOTEBOOK
Cell and gene therapy for Lou Gehrig’s disease
Clinical trial using this therapy shows promising protective outcome in ALS patients.
R. Ramachandran
SCIENCE NOTEBOOK
The moon was formed in a matter of hours
A supercomputer simulation at NASA’s Ames Research Centre points to this theory.
R. Ramachandran
SCIENCE NOTEBOOK
Bacteria can count even in deep sleep
Dormant bacteria spring back to life in favourable conditions after evaluating their surroundings.
R. Ramachandran
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The North Karnataka Birders’ Network and the Bangalore Birds ornithology group took part in it.
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Termites likely to contribute to greenhouse gas emissions
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Turbulence now bad wind farms as it decreases the energy they capture
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