Amit Malewar
Amit has always been fascinated by science and has spent large portions of his life with his nose buried in textbooks or magazines. He analyzes deep-structure interconnections between multiple areas of knowledge and creativity. Currently, Amit is a technical and sciences writer, covering physics, nanoscience, astronomy/astrophysics, and materials science for Tech Explorist. He started Tech Explorist with a mission of "Let all come who by merit deserve the most reward." Taking these words to heart, he created a platform of the most complete and comprehensive daily coverage of science, technology, and medicine news for researchers, scientists, tech geeks, students, and graduates.
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Science
Extracting a richer palette of colors from black
Disordered biostructures are pervasive, for the most part producing white or black colors because of their broadband optical response and robustness to...
Science
Indian scientists imaged novel Coronavirus under a high-powered microscope
Using transmission electron microscopy (TEM), scientists from the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), managed to image the novel Coronavirus. The image...
Robotics
UniSA develops pandemic drone to detect Coronavirus in the crowd
We already know the role that drones have played in China during the peak of the coronavirus pandemic, either by distributing medicines,...
Health
Novel Coronavirus: What do we need to know?
Many things about Novel Coronavirus are spreading rapidly through social media, WhatsApp, and the Internet. Some of these could be true, but...
Space
A novel cosmological model to study thermodynamics on the horizon of the universe
Thermodynamics on the horizon of a flat universe at late times is studied in holographic cosmological models that assume an associated entropy...
Science
Scientists discovered new species of flying reptiles
Professor David Martill from Portsmouth and researchers from the United States and Morocco have discovered a community of flying reptiles that lived...
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My articles
Science
Extracting a richer palette of colors from black
Disordered biostructures are pervasive, for the most part producing white or black colors because of their broadband optical response and robustness to perturbations. The tunability of disordered systems with a broadband response...
Science
Indian scientists imaged novel Coronavirus under a high-powered microscope
Using transmission electron microscopy (TEM), scientists from the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), managed to image the novel Coronavirus. The image was taken from the throat swab sample of the first laboratory-confirmed novel Coronavirus...
Space
A novel cosmological model to study thermodynamics on the horizon of the universe
Thermodynamics on the horizon of a flat universe at late times is studied in holographic cosmological models that assume an associated entropy on the horizon. In such models, Lambda cold dark matter...
Science
Scientists discovered new species of flying reptiles
Professor David Martill from Portsmouth and researchers from the United States and Morocco have discovered a community of flying reptiles that lived in the Sahara 100 million years ago. They have found three new species...
Science
We live in a halo of dark matter, study
Scientists cannot directly observe dark matter, but they know it exists by the way it exerts a gravitational pull on other matter. Dark Matter is essential to explain gravitational forces that hold galaxies together.
Space
Scientists found one more secret about Uranus
Voyager 2 is a space probe launched by NASA on August 20, 1977, to study the outer planets within the Solar System. One of the planets that was studied by Voyager 2 was Uranus in...
Robotics
Motorized ankle exoskeleton boosts runner’s speed by 10%
Exoskeletons - robotic wearable technologies that increase our physical capabilities - are slowly leaving the world of comics to become a reality. A number of exoskeletons are being developed for military purposes, for patients who...
Space
Astronomers investigated a luminous supernova remnant (SNR) W49B
Studying Supernova Remnants is essential to better comprehend their role in the evolution of galaxies, dispersing the heavy elements made in the supernova explosion into the interstellar medium (ISM) and providing the energy needed for...