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Samsung Details Switchable 2D/3D Display Technology That Could Come to Future Galaxy Phones
Samsung has published a paper in Nature, the science journal, on the switchable 2D/3D display technology, which uses a metasurface lenticular lens-based solution. The South Korea-based tech conglomerate said that the metasurface lenticular lens-based solution will enable the company to bring 3D displays to future smartphones, tablets, and commercia...
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Just 11 Extra Minutes Of Sleep A Night Can Lower Heart Attack Risk, Study Finds
A major study of over 53,000 adults has found that sleeping just 11 minutes more, walking an extra few minutes, and eating slightly more vegetables each day can reduce the risk of heart attacks and strokes by 10 per cent, with larger lifestyle changes cutting the risk by up to 57 per cent.
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Common Diabetes Drug Metformin Works By Acting On Brain: Study
While diabetes medications are not considered as targeting the brain, the study, published in the journal Science Advances, shows that metformin has been influencing brain pathways all along, the researchers said.
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Fatigue In Depression Linked To Brain's Energy Imbalance, Study Finds
A study published in the journal Translational Psychiatry found that brain and blood cells in young adults with depression produced energy at rest but had trouble increasing production when needed -- the imbalance could contribute to symptoms such as
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AIIMS Bhopal Searches Special Gland Behind Nose And Upper Part Of Throat
The research has been published in the prestigious international journal Journal of Anatomy, which is highly respected in the field of anatomical sciences,
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Doctor Says Brain May Stay Active After Heart Stops, Study Finds
A new study led by Dr Sam Parnia suggests that the brain may remain active and capable of awareness for up to an hour after cardiac arrest, with some revived patients recalling events that took place while they were clinically dead.
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Study Reveals Africa's Tectonic Rift Could Create Ocean
A study published in the Journal of African Earth Sciences sheds new light on the magnetic structure of the Afar region's crust and the process of the African continent's division.
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9,500 Years Ago, Stone Age Hunter-Gatherers Built Funeral Pyre In Africa
A scientific paper, published in the journal Science Advances, describes a spectacular event that happened about 9,500 years ago in Malawi in south-central Africa, challenging long-held notions about how hunter-gatherers treat their dead.
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Scientists Spot Black Hole Twisting Space-Time While Devouring Star
The study was published on Wednesday, December 10, in the journal Science Advances.
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Scientists Map Ancient Mars River Basins For First Time, Offering New Clues In Search For Past Life
This research was published on November 24 in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Ancient Chinese Texts Reveal New Insights On Solar Eclipse And Earth's Rotation
The study was published in Astrophysical Journal Letters on December 2.
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Generative AI Produces Only Average-Level Creative Work: Study
A new study in the Journal of Creative Behaviour finds that generative AI systems like ChatGPT have a mathematical limit on creativity, restricting them to amateur-level performance.
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Will AI Replace Journalists Or Test Their Integrity? What MIT Researcher Said
Professor Neil Thompson, Director of the FutureTech research project at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab, he speaks at length about India, the media, and the turbulent promise of AI.
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MIT Physicists Discover a Way to See Inside Atoms Using Tabletop Molecular Technique
MIT physicists have developed a molecular technique using radium monofluoride that lets electrons probe inside atomic nuclei, replacing particle accelerators and offering new insight into matter–antimatter asymmetry.
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Study Reveals Jupiter's Early Growth Prevented Earth From Being Pulled Into The Sun
The findings of this study were published on October 22 in the journal Science Advances.
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Samsung Details Switchable 2D/3D Display Technology That Could Come to Future Galaxy Phones
Samsung has published a paper in Nature, the science journal, on the switchable 2D/3D display technology, which uses a metasurface lenticular lens-based solution. The South Korea-based tech conglomerate said that the metasurface lenticular lens-based solution will enable the company to bring 3D displays to future smartphones, tablets, and commercia...
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Just 11 Extra Minutes Of Sleep A Night Can Lower Heart Attack Risk, Study Finds
A major study of over 53,000 adults has found that sleeping just 11 minutes more, walking an extra few minutes, and eating slightly more vegetables each day can reduce the risk of heart attacks and strokes by 10 per cent, with larger lifestyle changes cutting the risk by up to 57 per cent.
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Common Diabetes Drug Metformin Works By Acting On Brain: Study
While diabetes medications are not considered as targeting the brain, the study, published in the journal Science Advances, shows that metformin has been influencing brain pathways all along, the researchers said.
-
Fatigue In Depression Linked To Brain's Energy Imbalance, Study Finds
A study published in the journal Translational Psychiatry found that brain and blood cells in young adults with depression produced energy at rest but had trouble increasing production when needed -- the imbalance could contribute to symptoms such as
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AIIMS Bhopal Searches Special Gland Behind Nose And Upper Part Of Throat
The research has been published in the prestigious international journal Journal of Anatomy, which is highly respected in the field of anatomical sciences,
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Doctor Says Brain May Stay Active After Heart Stops, Study Finds
A new study led by Dr Sam Parnia suggests that the brain may remain active and capable of awareness for up to an hour after cardiac arrest, with some revived patients recalling events that took place while they were clinically dead.
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Study Reveals Africa's Tectonic Rift Could Create Ocean
A study published in the Journal of African Earth Sciences sheds new light on the magnetic structure of the Afar region's crust and the process of the African continent's division.
-
9,500 Years Ago, Stone Age Hunter-Gatherers Built Funeral Pyre In Africa
A scientific paper, published in the journal Science Advances, describes a spectacular event that happened about 9,500 years ago in Malawi in south-central Africa, challenging long-held notions about how hunter-gatherers treat their dead.
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Scientists Spot Black Hole Twisting Space-Time While Devouring Star
The study was published on Wednesday, December 10, in the journal Science Advances.
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Scientists Map Ancient Mars River Basins For First Time, Offering New Clues In Search For Past Life
This research was published on November 24 in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Ancient Chinese Texts Reveal New Insights On Solar Eclipse And Earth's Rotation
The study was published in Astrophysical Journal Letters on December 2.
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Generative AI Produces Only Average-Level Creative Work: Study
A new study in the Journal of Creative Behaviour finds that generative AI systems like ChatGPT have a mathematical limit on creativity, restricting them to amateur-level performance.
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Will AI Replace Journalists Or Test Their Integrity? What MIT Researcher Said
Professor Neil Thompson, Director of the FutureTech research project at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab, he speaks at length about India, the media, and the turbulent promise of AI.
-
MIT Physicists Discover a Way to See Inside Atoms Using Tabletop Molecular Technique
MIT physicists have developed a molecular technique using radium monofluoride that lets electrons probe inside atomic nuclei, replacing particle accelerators and offering new insight into matter–antimatter asymmetry.
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Study Reveals Jupiter's Early Growth Prevented Earth From Being Pulled Into The Sun
The findings of this study were published on October 22 in the journal Science Advances.
