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...
Recent articles
Invention
A nano-electronic circuit that vibrates itself
A simple nano-device can generate motion directly from an electrical current.
Science
Unlocking a 140-year-old secret mystery in physics
Unlocking the physical characteristics of semiconductors in much greater detail.
Space
NASA’s LRO performed second flyby over Vikram’s landing site
Continuing effort to locate Vikram lander.
Technology
Scientists have first 3-D view of life’s processes in liquid
The world's first nanoscale CAT scan in a liquid environment.
Health
Slower walkers have older brains
Retrospective analysis shows the slower walkers could have been identified at age 3.
Health
Drinking tea has significant impact on brain efficiency
The researchers recruited healthy older participants into two groups according to their history of drinking tea frequency and investigated both functional and structural networks to reveal the role of tea drinking on brain organization.
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My articles
Invention
Controlling superconducting regions within an exotic metal
A metallic microdevice in which they can define and tune patterns of superconductivity.
Invention
Modeling the contraction of wood while drying can be used to create curved structures
An efficient form-giving mechanism for large-scale curved mass timber by using bilayered wood structures capable of self-shaping by moisture content changes.
Environment
Thwaites Glacier is melting faster than thought
Vintage film of Antarctic glaciers hints at early ice shelf collapse.
Environment
Understanding the response of sea level to prolonged climate warming
Mallorcan cave yields 4-million-year-old geologic evidence providing new insights into magnitude global sea level rise.
Robotics
Robots can now learn to swarm on the go
A new generation of swarming robots which can independently learn and evolve new behaviors in the wild is one step closer, thanks to research from the University of Bristol and the University of the West of England (UWE).
Invention
New artificial chameleon skin changes color when exposed to light
Color-changing artificial ‘chameleon skin’ powered by nanomachines.
Technology
Engineers are working on an advanced 3D head-up display for in-car use
Engineers at Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) in collaboration with researchers from the University of Cambridge are developing a powerful new 3D head-up display that could project real-time safety information and warnings directly in front of the driver...