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15 Nov 2017

Cooling Earth artificially could lead to disastrous consequences: Scientists

The research centred on the impact solar geoengineering methods may have on the frequency of tropical cyclones.

25 Jul 2017

'Zebrafish may hold clues to healing spinal injuries'

Zebrafish have the remarkable ability to regain full movement within four weeks of injury to their spinal cord.

09 Jul 2017

Extreme sea level rise may become yearly phenomenon by 2050

Interspersing sea level rise with the latest predictions of extreme sea level events, the team was able to illustrate the dramatic effect one has on the other and pinpoint regions of the world that are especially threatened.

29 May 2017

New designer viruses can help fight cancer: Study

Researchers at the University of Geneva (UNIGE) and the University of Basel in Switzerland have now succeeded in manufacturing innovative designer viruses for that purpose.

22 Feb 2017

Zika's effects now also include miscarriages, thinner brain tissue

This disorganisation could be how the virus penetrates the placenta to infect the foetus, the researchers said.

05 Feb 2017

Evolution of Earth delayed by 2 million years due to plummet in level of atmospheric oxygen!

Researchers explain how organic material – the dead bodies of simple lifeforms – accumulated in the earth's sedimentary rocks.

03 Feb 2017

Lost continent under Mauritius found in Indian Ocean

By studying the mineral, zircon, found in rocks spewed up by lava during volcanic eruptions, the scientists concluded that remnants of this mineral were far too old to belong to the island of Mauritius.

Anit-depressant

29 Sep 2016

Cheers! Your evening drink may work as anti-depressant

The study demonstrated that alcohol followed the same biochemical pathway as rapid anti-depressants in the animals, while producing behavioural effects comparable to those observed in people.

16 Apr 2016

Scientists record heat moving through materials at speed of sound

Providing unprecedented insight into roles played by individual atomic and nano-scale features, researchers have recorded the first-ever videos showing how heat moves through materials at the nano-scale travelling at the speed of sound.

05 Mar 2016

How loss of Angelina Jolie gene results in breast cancer

The new finding provides at least part of that answer, he said, and could one day translate into better diagnostic and treatment tools for this form of breast cancer.

06 Feb 2016

Motorboats tip scales in favour of fish predators

The research team hopes the study findings would inspire better environmental noise management in coastal areas.

05 Feb 2016

For many species, noise pollution can be deadly

The disoriented damselfish were six times less likely to dart away from an attack, and more than twice as likely to wind up as some other fish`s meal, the study found.

02 Feb 2016

'Junk' DNA helps in preventing breast cancer: Study

The findings could be used to understand how other non-coding RNAs function and to develop potential gene therapies to treat cancer, the researchers said.

British ancestors

24 Jan 2016

English are one-third Anglo-Saxon, reveals ancient DNA

The study, published in the journal Nature Communications, used ancient genetic information to showing just how integrated the people of Britain were.

23 Jan 2016

Greenland ice melt putting global ocean circulation at risk

Researchers say it could impact the future climate in places such as portions of Europe and North America.

23 Jan 2016

How heart grows and adapts to high blood pressure

The heart adapts to the changing needs of each stage of life by adjusting its size.

15 Jan 2016

New technology switches on cell's bone repairing ability

The findings appeared in the journal Nature Communications.

Electric current

02 Jan 2016

Electric current at room temperature without energy loss soon

This attractive phenomenon is due to the material's ferromagnetic properties.

22 Dec 2015

Novel method to measure ultra-fast, thin photo-detector

Windows and walls could be coated with atomically thin layers of material that would interact with light and carry Internet signals.

18 Dec 2015

New material can make energy storage more efficient

It was a surprising conclusion at the time which questioned the use of graphene in order to increase conductivity.

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