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Could protein 'traffic jams' be the key to understanding aging and Alzheimer's? Here's what Stanford scientists claimStanford University researchers have identified a breakdown in the cell's protein production system as a key factor in brain aging and cogn...- Scientists just found a "fake dinosaur" that walked on two legs like a dinosaur 212 million years agoA newly named 'witch croc,' Labrujasuchus expectatus, roamed the American Southwest 212 million years ago, predating similar dinosaur forms...
- Rare Pulaosaurus qinglong fossil suggests some dinosaurs may have sounded like birds and shared similar vocal anatomyA newly discovered fossil of Pulaosaurus qinglong, a small plant-eating dinosaur, reveals a bony voice box similar to modern birds. This fi...
- Deadly ‘flesh-eating’ bacteria with 20% mortality risk detected in Long Island: Symptoms, spread, treatment and preventionScientists have detected the potentially deadly "flesh-eating" bacteria, Vibrio vulnificus, in Long Island waters, posing a significant ris...
- Two Padma & over 10 top global prizes: This IITian scientist won honours bigger than Nobel yet lives simply & rides a bicycle to workProfessor Ashoke Sen, a renowned theoretical physicist, has made remarkable contributions to string theory. He was awarded the prestigious ...
- Fishes exhibit emotions, have ability to empathise: StudyNot just humans have emotions, folks!
- Melissa Bank, bestselling author embraced by young readers, passes away at 61Bank also wrote the comic story collection 'The Wonder Spot'.
- Do your Facebook posts have God references? You are 15 times more likely to get diabetesUsage of the words 'drink' and 'bottle' on social media were shown to be more predictive of alcohol abuse.
- Feeling lonely and depressed? Your Facebook posts can predict mental health statusWords like 'tears', 'feelings', 'I' and 'me' indicate loneliness and hostility.
- Supercolony of over 1.5 million penguins discoveredScientists have discovered a previously unknown "supercolony" of more than 15,00,000 Adelie Penguins in a chain of remote, rocky islands of...
- Climate change may slowly starve bamboo lemurs: StudyClimate changes may be forcing bamboo lemurs - one of the most endangered primate species on Earth - to change their dietary habits, causin...
- Modern dogs emerged through single domestication process: StudyLondon, Aug 8 (IANS) Challenging previous research that suggested two domestication processes led to the modern dog, a new study led by an ...
- Ancient Mars lake had microbe-friendly conditions: StudyNew York, June 2 (IANS) An ancient Martian lake had conditions suitable for different types of microbes to survive, according to a new rese...
- Infrared links may soon replace wires in data centresNew York, Feb 1 (IANS) Communication in data centres in near future can become hassle-free as engineers are proposing to eliminate most of ...
- Too little too late: Restoring extinct species would take at least 8 mn yearsIn Caribbean alone, more than half of the mammal species went extinct after human colonisation, said researchers.
- Climate change threatening penguins in Antarctica: StudyContinued warming of Antarctica due to climate change may lead to decline of 60 per cent of Adelie penguin colonies by the end of this cent...
- Cyber threat: Free livestreaming sites easy prey for malware attackersA study found that about 5% of video overlay ads on free livestreaming websites are malicious and videos are streamed without the content o...
- Jupiter-like planet discovered 100 light years away; may hold waterIt is the first planet detected by the Gemini Planet Imager, or GPI, which was designed to discover and analyse faint, young planets.
- Could depression be a physical illness?Depression may not be a mental or emotional condition but actually a result of inflammation caused by the body's immune system, scientists ...
- Four Indians among top tech innovatorsTapan Parikh, Sanjit Biswas, Partha Ranganathan and Dr Shetal Shah are among the 35, 2007, Young Innovators from across the world to be cho...
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