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Indian-Origin Scientist Creates World's First Energy-Saving Paint, Inspired By Butterflies
The paint is so lightweight that only about 3 pounds of plasmonic paint could cover a Boeing 747.
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Florida College Student Arrested With Automatic Rifle, Ammunition In Car
A University of Central Florida sophomore was arrested after police found an automatic weapon in his car on campus, according to university officials.
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For $20 Per Kg, You Can Now Order Experimental Soil From Mars
The University of Central Florida (UCF) in the US has a unique product to sell - experimental Martian and asteroid soil. Interested buyers can get it for $20 a kg plus shipping.
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Google Glass May Slow Down Brain's Response Time: Study
Using heads-up display technology like Google Glass may slow down the brain's response time, a new study has warned.
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New Supercapacitor Tech Produces Batteries That Charge in Seconds, Last for Days
These supercapacitors that are still proof-of-concept could be used in phones and other electronic gadgets, and electric vehicles.
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Soon, Your Smartphone May Be Charged In Seconds!
You could soon charge your smartphones within seconds, thanks to scientists, including one of Indian origin, who have developed new flexible supercapacitors that can be recharged more than 30,000 times without degrading.
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Mirrors Can Make Unhealthy Foods Less Tasty: Study
Watching yourself in the mirror while eating can reduce the perceived tastiness of unhealthy food, according to scientists who suggest that placing mirrors at restaurants could help diners make healthy choices.
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Mirrors Can Make Unhealthy Foods Less Tasty: Study
Watching yourself in the mirror while eating can reduce the perceived tastiness of unhealthy food, according to scientists who suggest that placing mirrors at restaurants could help diners make healthy choices.
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World's First Automated Mass-Crowd Count Done
Researchers have conducted the world's first automated mass-crowd count with the help of software that can speedily scan aerial photographs of the crowd.
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Indian-American Teacher Wins the Prestigious Peltier Award
An Indian-American assistant professor, who employs a game called "Baffa Baffa" to have students understand culture's role in business, has won the prestigious Peltier Award for her innovative teaching methods.
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Indian-Origin Scientist Creates World's First Energy-Saving Paint, Inspired By Butterflies
The paint is so lightweight that only about 3 pounds of plasmonic paint could cover a Boeing 747.
-
Florida College Student Arrested With Automatic Rifle, Ammunition In Car
A University of Central Florida sophomore was arrested after police found an automatic weapon in his car on campus, according to university officials.
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For $20 Per Kg, You Can Now Order Experimental Soil From Mars
The University of Central Florida (UCF) in the US has a unique product to sell - experimental Martian and asteroid soil. Interested buyers can get it for $20 a kg plus shipping.
-
Google Glass May Slow Down Brain's Response Time: Study
Using heads-up display technology like Google Glass may slow down the brain's response time, a new study has warned.
-
New Supercapacitor Tech Produces Batteries That Charge in Seconds, Last for Days
These supercapacitors that are still proof-of-concept could be used in phones and other electronic gadgets, and electric vehicles.
-
Soon, Your Smartphone May Be Charged In Seconds!
You could soon charge your smartphones within seconds, thanks to scientists, including one of Indian origin, who have developed new flexible supercapacitors that can be recharged more than 30,000 times without degrading.
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Mirrors Can Make Unhealthy Foods Less Tasty: Study
Watching yourself in the mirror while eating can reduce the perceived tastiness of unhealthy food, according to scientists who suggest that placing mirrors at restaurants could help diners make healthy choices.
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Mirrors Can Make Unhealthy Foods Less Tasty: Study
Watching yourself in the mirror while eating can reduce the perceived tastiness of unhealthy food, according to scientists who suggest that placing mirrors at restaurants could help diners make healthy choices.
-
World's First Automated Mass-Crowd Count Done
Researchers have conducted the world's first automated mass-crowd count with the help of software that can speedily scan aerial photographs of the crowd.
-
Indian-American Teacher Wins the Prestigious Peltier Award
An Indian-American assistant professor, who employs a game called "Baffa Baffa" to have students understand culture's role in business, has won the prestigious Peltier Award for her innovative teaching methods.
