Amit Malewar
Amit Malewar is the Founder and CEO of Tech Explorist and Inceptive Mind. He has been writing and editing at Tech Explorist for over six years, covering everything from science, space, robotics, and technologies that change our world. He is fascinated by the mysteries of the universe.
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Muon Accelerator: Building the world’s most powerful particle accelerator
An important step towards achieving the muon-beam quality required to search for phenomena at energy scales beyond the reach of the Large Hadron Collider at a facility of equivalent or reduced footprint.
How heat spreads within crystalline materials?
A novel formulation to explain heat propagation.
A step toward lab-grown eggs and sperm
The study described the way in which human stem cells evolve into germ cells, the precursors for egg and sperm cells.
A new study offers a possible vision for 6G communications
A vision for 6G that could serve as a research guide in the post-5G era.
A blood-sampling robot for automated blood drawing and testing
In the first human clinical trial, an automated device performed better than people.
Scientists found a monster galaxy that existed about 12 billion years ago
The galaxy lived fast and died young.
Predicting the structure of the universe using AI tool
Studying the possibilities concerning the origin of cosmic structures.
NASA’s ECOSTRESS can see when plants wake up
When the mission team analyzes the data, they gain new insight into how plants behave throughout the course of a day.
Nearby Cocoon Galaxy has a rare double-nucleus structure
The system is about 20% the size of the Milky Way, located in the Northern Hemisphere and about 30 million light years from Earth.
New technique used to discover supernova remnant DEM L71
A flexible technique for fitting X-ray observations of extended objects.
Scientists are preparing to dive into Midnight Zone of the Indian ocean
Seychelles and Maldives announce a major joint marine research expedition to explore and conserve the Indian Ocean.
Scientists identified unique neurons that compute like a compass
They are persistent and fast.