Mosquitoes, particularly Aedes aegypti, are drawn to humans by a combination of visual cues like dark colours and chemical signals such as ...

Dedicated super fans -- epitomised by boyband BTS' so-called ARMY of global supporters -- do huge amounts of "crucial unpaid labour" promot...

A proposal report on the roadmap to set up ISRC was on Friday handed over by the India semiconductor R&D committee to union minister of sta...

A submicron particle can stay in the air for hours and days, depending on the ventilation.

New York, Oct 29 (IANS) Google Glass can make learning Morse code much easier as researchers have developed a system that teaches the code ...

Their four-year-old Boston-based company Ministry of Supply today boasts of not only corporate but also sports clients.

The agreement will help promote academic collaboration between the two institutions and support Bennett University in developing technical ...

Researchers will schedule experiments, upload their own programming code, watch robots in real-time via streamed video feeds and receive sc...

Scientists have developed a postage stamp-sized microphone out of paper that could boost your phone's battery using sound.

The new lens can switch within seconds from clear to darkly shaded and back again in response to a small electrical charge that a wearer co...

The researchers developed a smart keyboard that can sense typing patterns that can accurately distinguish one individual user from another.

Hackers may be able to sneak into your laptop or smartphone just by analysing the low-power electronic signals your device emits even when ...

It says Taj is changing colour due to deposition of dust and carbon-containing particles emitted in the burning of fossil fuels.

The participants returned to the lab 48 hours later and saw a series of 180 pictures - the 90 originals were mixed in with 90 new photos.

Social networking site Facebook may boost our political leanings and cause us to ignore friends we don't agree with, according to a new stu...

Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have developed a new way to produce better films using atomic layer deposition.

The US-based Georgia Institute of Technology on Tuesday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Andhra Pradesh government to set up...