Space
The Far Side of the Milky Way
Astronomers from the Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy have measured the distance to a star-forming region on the opposite side of our Milky Way...
Social Science
Young Men are Getting More Out of ‘Bromances’ than Romances
Bromance, a term referred as exceptionally tight affection, homosocial male bonding relationship exceeding that of usual friendship. Well, the term coined in the beginning of the...
Health
Synthetic Organs, Nanobots and DNA ‘Scissors’: the Future of Medicine
Nanobots that watch our bodies, killer immune cells hunting, destroying cancer cells and biological scissors that cut out defective genes, all these are most...
Science
Brain Waves Reflect Different Types of Learning
For the first ever time, scientists could potentially detect different types of learning by the brain-wave patterns. With the help of different neural signatures, scientists could...
Environment
Scientists Develop Tool which can Predict Coastal Erosion and Recovery in Extreme Storms
Scientists at the University of Plymouth along with the University of New South Wales have developed a computer model that can predict damage caused to...
Robotics
This Soft Robotic Gripper can Screw in your Light Bulbs for you
Scientists at the UCSanDiego have developed first ever soft robotic gripper that can pick up and manipulate objects without even seeing them. The gripper is...
Health
How Serious is Postmenopausal Bleeding?
Postmenopause is the time after a woman's menstrual periods have ceased for 12 consecutive months. If you’re postmenopausal, you shouldn’t be bleeding. Postmenopause is defined as...
Neuroscience
Women are Kinder and Less Selfish, Scientists Suggests
Women appear different from men in terms of mental attitude. They have greater tenderness and less selfish behavior. This is a natural stereotype in...
Health
AI and Aerospace Models Used to Optimize Blood Flow in Veins
Scientists used artificial intelligence and trained aerospace simulation software to develop a device that they hope to bring new dialysis to patients. By using...
Social Science
Girls Need Help to Beat Stereotypes and Overcome ‘Imposter Syndrome’
A new study by the UNSW Sydney suggests that girls have scholarly skills to exceed yet can be kept down by anxiety and stereotypes. Subject choice and...
Social Science
Dads are often having fun while moms work around the house
This is how couples spend time minute-by-minute.
Invention
Know your Cement, get Greener Concrete
EPFL scientists along with ETH Zurich, UB Bath, MIT, RU Houston, UPV/EHU Spain, Mines Nantes, CU Boulder and Penn State collaborated together and developed a...