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Study Abroad: British Council Launches GREAT Scholarships For Indian Aspiring Scholars
Eligible Indian candidates with undergraduate degrees can apply for GREAT Scholarships at 12 UK institutions, supporting tuition fees for one-year postgraduate courses.
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Is High-Fat Cheese Healthy For Your Brain? Here Is What The New Study Says
While cheese is high in saturated fat and sodium and it is known to raise the risk of high cholesterol or blood pressure, a new study has linked it to a lower risk of developing dementia.
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Solar Storm Could Trigger Satellite Collisions In Some Conditions: Study
A new study warns that a major solar storm could disable satellite controls and trigger cascading collisions in low Earth orbit within about three days.
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James Webb Space Telescope Could Help Reveal Dark Matter in a Way Scientists Did Not Anticipate
New research suggests the James Webb Space Telescope could help scientists understand dark matter by studying oddly shaped early galaxies. These elongated galaxies may form due to dark matter’s gravitational behaviour, offering indirect clues about whether ultralight or warm dark matter particles shaped the early universe.
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Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS Nears Earth on Dec. 19, Offering Rare Insights Into Cosmic Visitors
Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS will make its closest approach to Earth on Dec. 19. Observing the comet provides scientists a rare opportunity to study dust and gases from its icy nucleus and learn more about material forming around other stars, expanding understanding of interstellar objects while posing no threat to our planet.
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ESA Reveals City-Size ‘Cosmic Butterfly’ Crater on Mars Containing Signs of Ancient Water
ESA has captured a city-sized butterfly-shaped crater on Mars with smooth wings likely formed by melted underground ice. Studying this rare structure helps scientists understand asteroid impacts, Mars’ surface ice, and the planet’s ancient watery past while offering insight into how unusual crater formations develop on the Red Planet.
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Japanese Researchers Studied How The Brain Adapts To Changing Situations And This Is What They Found
New findings offer insights into brain mechanisms of adaptive behavior, with implications for understanding addiction and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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People With Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Have Disrupted Immunity, Proves New Study
New research on chronic fatigue may indicate that changes in blood vessels and immune system responses may be behind chronic fatigue syndrome.
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Apply Now For Senior Research Assistant Position At IIM Lucknow
Applications open at IIM Lucknow for Senior Research Assistant position. The role involves field surveys, interviews, data analysis, and report writing. Postgraduate degree and experience required.
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NASA's Roman Telescope Set To Map Cosmic Voids, Reveal Universe's Dark Energy Secrets
The Roman telescope promises to provide a clearer picture of the large-scale structure of the universe and the forces shaping it, bringing scientists closer to understanding the cosmic puzzles of dark matter.
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Study Reveals 6 Midlife Symptoms Linked To Increased Dementia Risk
The study analysed how these depressive symptoms can ultimately lead to diminishing cognitive reserve.
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Earth’s Atmosphere Has Been Leaking Onto the Moon for Billions of Years, Study Finds
Earth’s atmosphere has been leaking atoms and molecules to the moon for billions of years, preserving a historical record and potential resources for future lunar missions.
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Sub-Millimeter Robots Can Sense, Think, and Act Autonomously, New Study Finds
Researchers have created sub-millimeter autonomous robots with onboard sensors and computing, capable of independent decision-making, opening possibilities for medicine, manufacturing, and environmental monitoring.
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New Study Reveals That Fixing Body Clock Rhythms In Mice Can Reduce Cancer Risk
A new study in mice by Author Jeremy Borniger, assistant professor at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, has shown that cancer could disrupt the body's corticosterone-circulating rhythm and fixing it led to a significant shrinking of tumours.
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Study Reveals Earth's Atmosphere Has Been Reaching The Moon For Billions Of Years
In 2005, researchers at the University of Tokyo proposed that some elements from Earth's upper atmosphere might have escaped and reached the Moon.
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Study Abroad: British Council Launches GREAT Scholarships For Indian Aspiring Scholars
Eligible Indian candidates with undergraduate degrees can apply for GREAT Scholarships at 12 UK institutions, supporting tuition fees for one-year postgraduate courses.
-
Is High-Fat Cheese Healthy For Your Brain? Here Is What The New Study Says
While cheese is high in saturated fat and sodium and it is known to raise the risk of high cholesterol or blood pressure, a new study has linked it to a lower risk of developing dementia.
-
Solar Storm Could Trigger Satellite Collisions In Some Conditions: Study
A new study warns that a major solar storm could disable satellite controls and trigger cascading collisions in low Earth orbit within about three days.
-
James Webb Space Telescope Could Help Reveal Dark Matter in a Way Scientists Did Not Anticipate
New research suggests the James Webb Space Telescope could help scientists understand dark matter by studying oddly shaped early galaxies. These elongated galaxies may form due to dark matter’s gravitational behaviour, offering indirect clues about whether ultralight or warm dark matter particles shaped the early universe.
-
Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS Nears Earth on Dec. 19, Offering Rare Insights Into Cosmic Visitors
Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS will make its closest approach to Earth on Dec. 19. Observing the comet provides scientists a rare opportunity to study dust and gases from its icy nucleus and learn more about material forming around other stars, expanding understanding of interstellar objects while posing no threat to our planet.
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ESA Reveals City-Size ‘Cosmic Butterfly’ Crater on Mars Containing Signs of Ancient Water
ESA has captured a city-sized butterfly-shaped crater on Mars with smooth wings likely formed by melted underground ice. Studying this rare structure helps scientists understand asteroid impacts, Mars’ surface ice, and the planet’s ancient watery past while offering insight into how unusual crater formations develop on the Red Planet.
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Japanese Researchers Studied How The Brain Adapts To Changing Situations And This Is What They Found
New findings offer insights into brain mechanisms of adaptive behavior, with implications for understanding addiction and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
-
People With Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Have Disrupted Immunity, Proves New Study
New research on chronic fatigue may indicate that changes in blood vessels and immune system responses may be behind chronic fatigue syndrome.
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Apply Now For Senior Research Assistant Position At IIM Lucknow
Applications open at IIM Lucknow for Senior Research Assistant position. The role involves field surveys, interviews, data analysis, and report writing. Postgraduate degree and experience required.
-
NASA's Roman Telescope Set To Map Cosmic Voids, Reveal Universe's Dark Energy Secrets
The Roman telescope promises to provide a clearer picture of the large-scale structure of the universe and the forces shaping it, bringing scientists closer to understanding the cosmic puzzles of dark matter.
-
Study Reveals 6 Midlife Symptoms Linked To Increased Dementia Risk
The study analysed how these depressive symptoms can ultimately lead to diminishing cognitive reserve.
-
Earth’s Atmosphere Has Been Leaking Onto the Moon for Billions of Years, Study Finds
Earth’s atmosphere has been leaking atoms and molecules to the moon for billions of years, preserving a historical record and potential resources for future lunar missions.
-
Sub-Millimeter Robots Can Sense, Think, and Act Autonomously, New Study Finds
Researchers have created sub-millimeter autonomous robots with onboard sensors and computing, capable of independent decision-making, opening possibilities for medicine, manufacturing, and environmental monitoring.
-
New Study Reveals That Fixing Body Clock Rhythms In Mice Can Reduce Cancer Risk
A new study in mice by Author Jeremy Borniger, assistant professor at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, has shown that cancer could disrupt the body's corticosterone-circulating rhythm and fixing it led to a significant shrinking of tumours.
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Study Reveals Earth's Atmosphere Has Been Reaching The Moon For Billions Of Years
In 2005, researchers at the University of Tokyo proposed that some elements from Earth's upper atmosphere might have escaped and reached the Moon.
