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Indian Scientist In Israel Shares Videos Of Shelter Life Amid Iranian Missile Attacks: "We Don't Really Sleep"
Baron shared videos on social media showing her, her husband, and their two children huddled inside a bomb shelter as air-raid sirens sounded across the city.
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Indian Scientists Discover A Massive Exoplanet That is Five Times Larger Than Earth
Indian scientists have identified a new exoplanet named TOI-6651b, which is five times larger than Earth and has a mass around 60 times greater. Located in the Neptunian desert, it orbits a Sun-like star every 5.06 days. The planet's composition suggests unique evolutionary processes, providing valuable insights into how such dense exoplanets form ...
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Indian Scientists Make Major Breakthrough In Quantum Cryptography
In a major breakthrough, a team of Indian scientists created a user-friendly way to generate unpredictable random numbers crucial for stronger quantum data encryption and provide robust cybersecurity, the Ministry of Science & Technology has said.
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"No Dream Is Too Big": Indian Woman Who Helped NASA Mars Rover Mission Shares Her Journey
"From getting my PhD at MIT to knocking 100s of doors to get hired full-time at NASA, nothing came easy," Dr Akshata Krishnamurthy said.
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Indian Scientists Develop Super-Flexible Composite Semiconductors. What It's For
Scientists at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) have developed a super flexible, composite semiconductor material that can have possible applications in next-generation flexible or curved displays, foldable phones and wearable electronics.
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'Oldest Animal' Fossil Found At Bhimbetka Is Actually A Beehive, Claim Indian Scientists
The "fossil," which attracted a lot of interest and was covered by international media, turned out to be something entirely different.
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Indian Researchers Spot Rare Triple Black Hole System In Nearby Universe
In a rare occurrence, a merger of three supermassive black holes from as many galaxies in our nearby universe was spotted by a team of Indian researchers, said the Ministry of Science and Technology.
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COVID-19: Disposed PPE Could Be Turned Into Biofuel, Say Indian Scientists
Indian scientists have suggested a method to convert the plastic used in personal protective equipment (PPE) into renewable liquid fuels, an advance that could help mitigate the problem of dumped PPE, currently being disposed of at unprecedented levels due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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India Now World's 3rd Largest Producer Of Scientific Articles: US Report
India has emerged as the world's third largest publisher of science and engineering articles, according to a latest US report.
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"A Game Changer": Indian Scientists Praise First-Ever Blackhole Images
"This is the first direct evidence of a black hole. That way, it is a game changer," said one of the Indian scientists.
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Let's Fight Sexual Harassment In Indian Labs, Say 165 Scientists
A group of more than 150 scientists from across the country has spoken out against sexual harassment against women in scientific laboratories, noting that research in India, particularly its higher echelons, remains predominantly the preserve of men.
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Indians Working On World's Biggest Telescope: Minister Harsh Vardhan
Union Minister Harsh Vardhan today lauded Indian scientists' contribution to the world's biggest telescope which would enable astronomers to observe the intricacies of the universe from the comfort of the earth.
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Indian Scientist Shrinivas Kulkarni Wins Dan David Prize For His Contribution In The Field Of Astronomy
Indian scientist Shrinivas Kulkarni has won the prestigious Dan David prize for his contribution in the field of astronomy.
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Indian Scientists Detect Crack In Earth's Magnetic Shield
The world's largest and most sensitive cosmic ray monitor, located in India, has recorded a burst of galactic cosmic rays that indicates a crack in the Earth's magnetic shield, according to scientists.
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Indian, Australian Scientists Partner To Develop Salt-Tolerant Rice
A team of Australian researchers has partnered with an Indian research foundation in an effort to develop a variety of salt-tolerant rice, as part of a broader project to address the issue of food security.
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Indian Scientist In Israel Shares Videos Of Shelter Life Amid Iranian Missile Attacks: "We Don't Really Sleep"
Baron shared videos on social media showing her, her husband, and their two children huddled inside a bomb shelter as air-raid sirens sounded across the city.
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Indian Scientists Discover A Massive Exoplanet That is Five Times Larger Than Earth
Indian scientists have identified a new exoplanet named TOI-6651b, which is five times larger than Earth and has a mass around 60 times greater. Located in the Neptunian desert, it orbits a Sun-like star every 5.06 days. The planet's composition suggests unique evolutionary processes, providing valuable insights into how such dense exoplanets form ...
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Indian Scientists Make Major Breakthrough In Quantum Cryptography
In a major breakthrough, a team of Indian scientists created a user-friendly way to generate unpredictable random numbers crucial for stronger quantum data encryption and provide robust cybersecurity, the Ministry of Science & Technology has said.
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"No Dream Is Too Big": Indian Woman Who Helped NASA Mars Rover Mission Shares Her Journey
"From getting my PhD at MIT to knocking 100s of doors to get hired full-time at NASA, nothing came easy," Dr Akshata Krishnamurthy said.
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Indian Scientists Develop Super-Flexible Composite Semiconductors. What It's For
Scientists at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) have developed a super flexible, composite semiconductor material that can have possible applications in next-generation flexible or curved displays, foldable phones and wearable electronics.
-
'Oldest Animal' Fossil Found At Bhimbetka Is Actually A Beehive, Claim Indian Scientists
The "fossil," which attracted a lot of interest and was covered by international media, turned out to be something entirely different.
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Indian Researchers Spot Rare Triple Black Hole System In Nearby Universe
In a rare occurrence, a merger of three supermassive black holes from as many galaxies in our nearby universe was spotted by a team of Indian researchers, said the Ministry of Science and Technology.
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COVID-19: Disposed PPE Could Be Turned Into Biofuel, Say Indian Scientists
Indian scientists have suggested a method to convert the plastic used in personal protective equipment (PPE) into renewable liquid fuels, an advance that could help mitigate the problem of dumped PPE, currently being disposed of at unprecedented levels due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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India Now World's 3rd Largest Producer Of Scientific Articles: US Report
India has emerged as the world's third largest publisher of science and engineering articles, according to a latest US report.
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"A Game Changer": Indian Scientists Praise First-Ever Blackhole Images
"This is the first direct evidence of a black hole. That way, it is a game changer," said one of the Indian scientists.
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Let's Fight Sexual Harassment In Indian Labs, Say 165 Scientists
A group of more than 150 scientists from across the country has spoken out against sexual harassment against women in scientific laboratories, noting that research in India, particularly its higher echelons, remains predominantly the preserve of men.
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Indians Working On World's Biggest Telescope: Minister Harsh Vardhan
Union Minister Harsh Vardhan today lauded Indian scientists' contribution to the world's biggest telescope which would enable astronomers to observe the intricacies of the universe from the comfort of the earth.
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Indian Scientist Shrinivas Kulkarni Wins Dan David Prize For His Contribution In The Field Of Astronomy
Indian scientist Shrinivas Kulkarni has won the prestigious Dan David prize for his contribution in the field of astronomy.
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Indian Scientists Detect Crack In Earth's Magnetic Shield
The world's largest and most sensitive cosmic ray monitor, located in India, has recorded a burst of galactic cosmic rays that indicates a crack in the Earth's magnetic shield, according to scientists.
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Indian, Australian Scientists Partner To Develop Salt-Tolerant Rice
A team of Australian researchers has partnered with an Indian research foundation in an effort to develop a variety of salt-tolerant rice, as part of a broader project to address the issue of food security.
