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Why Shower Screens Get Water Marks So QuicklyShower screens quickly develop cloudy spots and streaks. This happens due to hard water minerals like calcium and magnesium. Soap reacts wi...- Did humans really live in the UAE 210,000 years ago? Cave discovery at Jebel Faya could rewrite human historyArchaeological discoveries in Sharjah's Jebel Faya rock shelter have unearthed 80,000-year-old stone tools, the oldest Middle Paleolithic a...
- Google celebrates Nobel Laureate Dr Mario Molina's 80th birth anniversary with a creative doodleThe doodle features the Mexican chemist in an animated avatar.
- Covid-19 vaccine safe for blood cancer patients? Check what experts sayA study conducted by a group of physicians determines the response of blood cancer patients to the Covid-19 vaccine.
- Blood cancer patients' response to Covid vaccine, here's what study showsA study conducted by a group of physicians determines the response of blood cancer patients to the Covid-19 vaccine.
- Is studying in Germany really free?Contrary to popular belief that Indian students prefer English speaking countries like the US, Canada, UK and Australia; Germany continues ...
- Believe it or not: Using rose incense sticks during sleep can help improve vocabularyThe findings revealed that pupils remembered the vocabulary much better with a scent.
- Australian scientists go deep into caves to study impact of climate changeSydney, April 6 (IANS) Scientists from University of New South Wales (NSW) in Australia are moving into caves to understand how climate cha...
- New AI system can decode your brain signalsThe system could be used for early detection of epileptic seizures, communicating with severely paralysed patients or make automatic neurol...
- Always been fascinated by Mona Lisa's smile? Mystery behind iconic painting unravelledThe ambiguous facial expression of Vinci's masterpiece has long been thought to be the main reason for its great appeal.
- Facebook’s rise is ‘perfect storm’ for $19 billion algo managerThe $1.1 billion multi-factor fund seeks to outperform by buying stocks that are ranked highest based on their small size, value, high mome...
- Coconuts may inspire designs for earthquake-proof buildingsCoconut palms can grow 30 m high, meaning that when ripe fruits fall, their walls have to withstand the impact to stop them from splitting.
- 340 undiscovered meteorite impact sites on EarthAround 90 craters with a diameter of one to six kilometres and a further 250 with a diameter of 250 to 1000 meters are still awaiting disco...
- Urine test may detect breast cancer earlyResearchers have developed a method that involves determining the concentration of molecules that regulate cell metabolism which are often ...
- Storytelling video games may be beneficialTo test the role of in-game storytelling, the researchers randomly assigned participants to play one of two video games.
- Right to Research Foundation for India's struggling scientistsThe foundation's goal is to provide a platform for scientists to generate ideas that will contribute to society, but that will also boost j...
- Electronic neck cuff could keep BP in checkUniversity of Freiburg is developing an implantable electronic cuff, that may one day control peoples’ blood pressure via electrical pulses...
- New implantable device to beat high blood pressureThe device has successfully reduced blood pressure in rats by 40 per cent without any major side effects.
- Want to ask boss for a raise? Try not to make eye contact: StudyParticipants who looked at the speaker's eyes were less receptive to the arguments and less open to interaction with the advocates of the o...
- Mobile terahertz devices may soon be a realityResearchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Physical Measurement Techniques IPM in Freiburg say that terahertz waves may soon offer as a un...
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