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    The first ever images of the cell-wide web have been captured by scientists at the University of Edinburgh thanks to computing techniques similar to those used for the first picture of a black hole. The findings reveal cells in the body are wired like computer chips to direct signals that instruct how they function. Unlike a fixed circuit board, however, cells can rapidly rewire their communication networks to change their behavior. CREDIT The University of Edinburgh
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    Scientists discovered signalling circuit boards inside body’s cells

    Fish swim along the Great Barrier Reef in Australia. A new study shows that tiny fishes, which are rarely monitored or studied, provide critical fuel for coral reef ecosystems.Tane Sinclair-Taylor
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    Tiny fishes fuel life on coral reefs

    In a quantum dot formed in a two-dimensional gas in a semiconductor wafer, to electron is trapped. However, the electron moves in space and, with different probability, corresponding to a wave function, stops at certain locations within the trap (red ellipses). Using the gold gates applied electric fields, the geometry of this wave can be changed. (Image: University of Basel, Department of Physics)
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    How does a single electron looks in an artificial atom?

    The rising Earth from the perspective of the moon © NASA Goddard
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    Moon formation brought water to the Earth

    Nanosilver loaded microparticles
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    BARC develops nanosilver coating that can kill bacteria

    Composite material that can absorb electromagnetic radiation developed
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    Composite material that can absorb electromagnetic radiation developed

    The Klasies River cave in the southern Cape of South Africa. Credit: Wits University
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    Early humans started cooking 120000 years ago

    How the human brain is able to determine the properties of a particular object?
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    How the human brain is able to determine the properties of...

    Berkeley researchers collected and studied beach sands from locations near Hiroshima, including Japan’s Miyajima Island, home to this torii gate, which at high tide is surrounded by water. The torii and associated Itsukushima Shinto Shrine, near the city of Hiroshima, are popular tourist attractions. (Photo courtesy of Ajay Suresh/Wikimedia Commons)
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    Beaches near Hiroshima littered with glassy beads from atomic bomb blast

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