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TheLiverDoc takes another dig at Deepinder Goyal over promised ‘detailed note’ on Temple’s Brain Flow featureThe post comes amid an ongoing public spat between Goyal and sections of the medical community over the scientific evidence supporting Temp...- Deepinder Goyal's Rs 85,000 Temple wearable faces scientific credibility test as doctors question claimsDeepinder Goyal has introduced a pricey forehead-worn device called Temple which monitors physiological signals. The product claims to meas...
- US polls hit tech stocks; Qcomm’s Dhanteras gold rushUS technology stocks took a major beating days after the Democratic Party took control of both chambers of the Congress. This and more in t...
- Deepinder Goyal, TheLiverDoc trade barbs over Temple's scientific claimsThe debate began after Cyriac Abby Philips, who goes by the social media handle TheLiverDoc, questioned the science underpinning Temple, ca...
- U.S. and Japanese Companies Struggle with Different Parts of AI Adoption—and Offer Different Lessons for Making It WorkCompanies in both the U.S. and Japan are struggling to deploy AI, but often in very different ways. In the U.S., deployment is wide but sha...
- Giant 'heat storms' are scorching the Earth. This is the story of the biggest one on recordHeat storms have increased dramatically, causing severe global consequences including excess deaths and environmental catastrophes. Recent ...
- Jio IPO’s GMP rises to 22% as India’s largest ever issue set to open on October 21. Should you subscribe?The IPO is priced at Rs 1,065-1,119 per share and will open on October 21, closing on October 23. At the upper end of the price band, the g...
- 19-year-old Zain Javaid's startup called Ghost builds an AI computer without screen; the 'brain in a box' can be the next big PC ideaGhost is pioneering a revolutionary startup with its innovative screenless AI computer known as Core, co-founded by Zain Javaid. This cutti...
- ET Prime Special Series: Multibagger or IBC - Part 78: A tech company hiding inside an auto-parts maker. But with a weak spotThis is one of the most exciting businesses in the sector: A technology company disguised as an auto-parts maker, growing fast, earning exc...
- Psychology says people who make origami when stressed may be giving their brain exactly what it needsThe psychology behind making origami is not necessarily about revealing a hidden personality trait. Instead, the activity may give people s...
- In 2002, a salesman started seeing maths everywhere after being beaten up outside a bar. The violent attack gave him acquired savant syndrome, says scienceA former futon salesman from Tacoma had little interest in mathematics before a violent attack outside a bar in 2002. After suffering a bra...
- Deepinder Goyal's Temple eyes $500 million valuation as it prices debut wearable device at Rs 80,000Deepinder Goyal-founded Temple is preparing for its next funding round at a higher valuation. Temple raised $54 million in February at a $1...
- Meta unveils TRIBE v2: AI model for human brain that predicts neural responsesThe Trimodal Brain Encoder (TRIBE v2) allows users to create a digital twin for neural activity. To build it, 700 volunteers were exposed t...
- Not all fruits heal the same: Harvard-trained gut doctor reveals 4 healthiest picks for immunity, digestion and heart healthHarvard-trained gastroenterologist Dr Saurabh Sethi highlights four fruits that offer targeted health benefits. In an Instagram post, he ex...
- Sharpen your memory in minutes a day: Expert reveals simple habit that boosts recall and brain powerMemory decline is not inevitable, and simple habits can sharpen recall, says Dr. Gary Small of Hackensack University Medical Center. He rec...
- Love late-night shows? Your brain may be paying the price. Psychiatrist warns of disturbing effectsLate-night binge-watching may feel harmless, but renowned psychiatrist Dr. Daniel Amen warns it comes at a cognitive cost. In a recent inte...
- Nine foods that boost your brainAt the rate in which brain cells are degenerating these days, it's important we provide it the right fuel to stay upright and functional.
- Artificial 'skin' that could feel sensation createdThe top layer featured a sensor that can detect pressure over the same range as human skin, from a light finger tap to a firm handshake.
- Scientists create virtual rat brainScientists have created a virtual rat brain made up of 30,000 neurons, 55 layers of cells and 207 different neuron subtypes.
- People use geometrical relationships to orient themselvesThe brain has a complex system for keeping track of which direction you are facing as you move about that makes remembering how to get from...
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