Dr Sanghamitra Deobhanj
Freelance Writer ✍️
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Technology
Free Internet access must be considered as a human right
It is hard to imagine life without the internet. It’s true and has been for some time that the Internet is connecting...
Science
DNA is only one among millions of possible genetic molecules
Scientists computed a zoo of millions of alternate genetic polymer molecular structures, giving context for why biology encodes information how it does, and providing potential leads for new drugs and a guide to searches for extraterrestrial biology.
Lifestyle
Family relations matter more than love when it comes to health
Strained family relations may lead to the development or worsening of chronic health conditions.
Science
Scientists discover mood-altering brain receptor
Anxiety, pain, possible targets of new medications.
Science
Measuring gravity using floating atoms
New approach allows gravitational potentials to be measured by holding, rather than dropping, atoms.
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Science
Fishing and coral reef degradation threaten parrotfish in Andaman: study
Protection of coral cover along the existing protected marine areas in the Andaman and Nicobar islands is necessary for the conservation of the endangered bumphead parrotfish, a new study has suggested.
Bumphead parrotfish, Bolbometopon muricatum, is an important...
Invention
New bioactive dental filling material promises to be teeth-friendly
A team of Indian scientists has developed a new technique that promises to help produce bioactive dental filling materials which will take much lesser time for the formation of new bone tissues.
Bioactive dental filling materials are gaining...
Health
Changes in livestock breeding needed to boost A2 milk: study
With an increase in awareness of health and food quality, A2 milk is gaining popularity worldwide, and its demand is on the rise in Indian market as well. Pure A2 type milk and milk products can provide...
Health
Accuracy of non-invasive blood tests depends on skin type: study
Testing of blood parameters like glucose and haemoglobin levels using non-invasive devices based on light sensors is becoming popular. A new study by Indian researchers, however, has found that accuracy of such techniques depends on skin factors...