Ashwini Sakharkar
Ashwini Sakharkar, curious for writing she writes articles for Inceptive Mind and Tech Explorist. She is open-minded and loves to explore her knowledge. Sincere, friendly, curious, ambitious, party lover and to be continued...
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Technology
Machine-learning enables capturing 3-D microstructures in real-time
Scientists at the Center for Nanoscale Materials (CNM), a U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Science User Facility located at the...
Technology
Converting water into solar fuel
By transforming optical fibers into photocatalytic microreactors, scientists at the University of Southampton were able to convert water into hydrogen fuel using...
Science
This protein sense light and temperature in plants
Temperature is a critical environmental cue influencing all aspects of plant development and growth. A better understanding of this mechanism will help...
Health
Coronavirus’s mysterious symptom found
Little is known about COVID-19, and even less is comprehended. Contrasted ominously and improperly with flu and SARS (another coronavirus syndrome), COVID-19...
Health
Yale’s lung fibrosis drug shows promise for treating COVID-19 lung distress
A few years ago, Yale pulmonologist Dr. Naftali Kaminski started developing a drug for lung fibrosis, which now seems effective against specific...
Health
Coronavirus varied alongside variations in its genome
In a new study, scientists at the University of California, Davis, are trying to establish if genomic variation in the virus is...
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Technology
How crystals form on surfaces?
In crystallization, atoms or molecules line up in orderly arrays. This is the foundation of many materials that define modern life, including the silicon in microchips and solar cells. But while many...
Technology
Scientists expanded the Capabilities of CRISPR gene editing technique
CRISPR-Cas9, which is short for clustered, regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats and CRISPR-associated protein 9. The technique is faster, cheaper, more accurate, and more efficient than other existing genome editing methods. For...
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, disinfecting the streets, or warning people who don't wear masks or break the...
Technology
Open-source, low-cost ventilator
No matter which estimate we use, there are not enough ventilators for patients with Covid-19. The coronavirus is straining the global health care system, and one piece of lifesaving medical equipment is...
Technology
This nanodevice operates 10 times faster than today’s fastest transistors
THz waves are not hazardous for human health. The technology is already in use in some airports to scan passengers and detect dangerous objects and substances. Despite holding great promise, the technology...
Robotics
A new way to sensorize soft robots and wearables
Many soft robotic systems require integrated sensors that can extend and accommodate along surface contours. Over the last decade, composite materials made using polymer, and conductive fillers have gotten a well-known decision to apply for...
Technology
New photosynthetic protein system for more sustainable solar-powered devices
Scientists from the University of Bristol have developed a photosynthetic protein system using both chlorophyll and bacteriochlorophyll to enhance a more sustainable approach to solar-powered technological devices. In doing so, scientists demonstrated the two pigment...
Health
This tiny device that can rapidly detect harmful bacteria in the blood
Drug-resistant bacteria, or superbugs, are a significant public health concern. Globally, at least 700,000 individuals kick the bucket every year because of drug-resistant infections, including 230,000 passings from multidrug-resistant tuberculosis. That number could take off...