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Want To Live Longer? Scientists Say The 'Ideal' Number Of Children May Be 2 Or 3
Research tracking nearly 15,000 women suggests family size and pregnancy timing may influence ageing and lifespan.
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ICSSR Invites Proposals For Indo-German Joint Research In Social Sciences And Humanities
UGC Proposals: The collaborative opportunity is available year-round with no submission deadline. Proposals are particularly invited from teams of principal investigators who have prior experience in cooperative projects.
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IIT Delhi And Australian University Invite Applications For PhD Course, Check Details
The programme offers students the opportunity to study in both India and Australia. Applicants from India and internationally, except for Australian citizens, can apply for admission as i-students.
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Rugby In Schools Is A Form Of Child Abuse, Claims A New Study
The research makes a clear differentiation between sports intentionally involving physical impact, like rugby, and those where collisions are incidental, such as basketball.
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Scientists Prove Space Solar Farms Work, Can Bring Clean Energy Back To Earth
UK researchers suggest the feasibility of creating affordable, lightweight space solar panels for energy generation.
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4 Indian-Origin Students Receive Chevron Graduate Energy Fellowship In US
The selected fellows will engage with Chevron subject matter experts on a quarterly basis.
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Germs Coughed And Sneezed Out By Climbers On Mount Everest Last For Centuries
Even bacteria that have acclimated to the warm, moist comfort of our noses and throats were able to lie dormant and survive the harsh, cold, and dry environment, which startled the researchers.
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DPSRU Launches Two Courses To Provide Specialised Skills To Medical Science Students
“There has been an increase in demand for healthcare manpower, specialised patient support services and management in post Covid situations," Said Manish Sisodia while talking about the new courses.
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Roundest Known Space Object Discovered
Astronomers claim to have discovered the roundest natural object in space ever measured - a slowly rotating star 5,000 light years away from the Earth.
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How Eating 'Healthy' Food Can Make You Fat?
Eating too much is typically considered as one of the prime reasons for obesity but when people eat what they consider to be healthy food, they eat more than the recommended serving size because they associate "healthy" with less filling, say researchers, including one of Indian-origin.
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Gut Damage May Cause Malnutrition, Vaccine Failure: Study
Damage to the gut from infection can cause malnutrition and vaccination failure in children, scientists have discovered, offering a new strategy to improve nutrition of infants.
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For Pigeons, Leadership Simply Depends on Speed
For pigeons, it seems, leadership is largely a question of speed.
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Blood Test May Predict Premature Death Risk
A single blood test could tell whether an otherwise healthy person is likely to die of pneumonia or sepsis within the next 14 years, scientists say.
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Dead Galaxies May Be Packed With Dark Matter: Study
Galaxies in a cluster roughly 300 million light years from Earth could contain 100 times more dark matter than visible matter, a new study has found.
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UN Climate Deal in Paris May End Up Burying 2 Degree Goal
The UN's Paris climate conference, designed to reach a plan for curbing global warming, may instead become the graveyard for its defining goal: to stop temperatures rising more than 2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels.
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Want To Live Longer? Scientists Say The 'Ideal' Number Of Children May Be 2 Or 3
Research tracking nearly 15,000 women suggests family size and pregnancy timing may influence ageing and lifespan.
-
ICSSR Invites Proposals For Indo-German Joint Research In Social Sciences And Humanities
UGC Proposals: The collaborative opportunity is available year-round with no submission deadline. Proposals are particularly invited from teams of principal investigators who have prior experience in cooperative projects.
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IIT Delhi And Australian University Invite Applications For PhD Course, Check Details
The programme offers students the opportunity to study in both India and Australia. Applicants from India and internationally, except for Australian citizens, can apply for admission as i-students.
-
Rugby In Schools Is A Form Of Child Abuse, Claims A New Study
The research makes a clear differentiation between sports intentionally involving physical impact, like rugby, and those where collisions are incidental, such as basketball.
-
Scientists Prove Space Solar Farms Work, Can Bring Clean Energy Back To Earth
UK researchers suggest the feasibility of creating affordable, lightweight space solar panels for energy generation.
-
4 Indian-Origin Students Receive Chevron Graduate Energy Fellowship In US
The selected fellows will engage with Chevron subject matter experts on a quarterly basis.
-
Germs Coughed And Sneezed Out By Climbers On Mount Everest Last For Centuries
Even bacteria that have acclimated to the warm, moist comfort of our noses and throats were able to lie dormant and survive the harsh, cold, and dry environment, which startled the researchers.
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DPSRU Launches Two Courses To Provide Specialised Skills To Medical Science Students
“There has been an increase in demand for healthcare manpower, specialised patient support services and management in post Covid situations," Said Manish Sisodia while talking about the new courses.
-
Roundest Known Space Object Discovered
Astronomers claim to have discovered the roundest natural object in space ever measured - a slowly rotating star 5,000 light years away from the Earth.
-
How Eating 'Healthy' Food Can Make You Fat?
Eating too much is typically considered as one of the prime reasons for obesity but when people eat what they consider to be healthy food, they eat more than the recommended serving size because they associate "healthy" with less filling, say researchers, including one of Indian-origin.
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Gut Damage May Cause Malnutrition, Vaccine Failure: Study
Damage to the gut from infection can cause malnutrition and vaccination failure in children, scientists have discovered, offering a new strategy to improve nutrition of infants.
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For Pigeons, Leadership Simply Depends on Speed
For pigeons, it seems, leadership is largely a question of speed.
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Blood Test May Predict Premature Death Risk
A single blood test could tell whether an otherwise healthy person is likely to die of pneumonia or sepsis within the next 14 years, scientists say.
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Dead Galaxies May Be Packed With Dark Matter: Study
Galaxies in a cluster roughly 300 million light years from Earth could contain 100 times more dark matter than visible matter, a new study has found.
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UN Climate Deal in Paris May End Up Burying 2 Degree Goal
The UN's Paris climate conference, designed to reach a plan for curbing global warming, may instead become the graveyard for its defining goal: to stop temperatures rising more than 2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels.
