Vidya Nagalwade
Vidya is a science writer at Tech Explorist. She has expertise in both authoring science content and social media marketing. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Electronics and Telecommunications and believes in lifelong learning. She loves spending time with her family and loved ones in her spare time.
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An unexpected distortion in the world’s largest continental rift
The african superplume is responsible for rift-parallel seismic anisotropy.
Chlorinated chemicals can be destroyed through sulfite and UV light
The University of California, Riverside (UCR) researchers have discovered a chemical reaction mechanism that can degrade chlorinated " forever chemicals" into harmless substances.
The researchers...
Heat-damaged DNA in high-temperature cooked food can cause cancer
Food DNA could be a source of genetic harm in our diets.
Pregnancy is beneficial for women with multiple sclerosis
Benefits of pregnancy can lead to new treatments for multiple sclerosis.
Sea lettuce is a popular food found on the coasts
Researchers found 20 species of sea lettuce in the baltic sea region.
Giants of the jurassic seas were twice as large as killer whales
Paleontologists have discovered that a pliosaur could have grown to 14.4 metres.
A wound-healing ink can be 3D printed into cuts to heal wounds
Wound-healing ink encourages healing by exposing cut to immune-system vesicles.
The diet of ancient herbivores weakened teeth, leading to starvation
Ancient reptile rhynchosaur was replaced by dinosaurs 250-225 million years ago.
Wearable devices are less likely to be used by patients with cardiovascular disease
Few people with or at risk of CVD use wearable devices consistently.
DNA discovery reveals how we maintain healthy blood sugar levels after meals
Treatments for type 2 diabetes may be developed in the future.
The research sheds light on earth’s past processes
Ancient volcanism is common in archaean cratons.
The motors of cephalopods respond to changes in water temperature
RNA recoding is used by squid to modify proteins for colder water.