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A road in Surrey could soon send its summer heat 100 metres beneath the surface, store it underground and bring it back during winter, turning geothermal energy into a defense against potholesWhat if roads could store summer heat and use it to prevent winter damage? A University of Surrey trial is exploring exactly that. Its geot...- US takes risky bet on private 'pirates' to combat cybercrimeThe United States will allow private companies to hack foreign cybercriminal groups, a seemingly unprecedented measure that is dividing exp...
- US takes risky bet on private 'pirates' to combat cybercrimeThe US will allow approved private companies to hack foreign cybercriminal groups under government supervision, targeting ransomware and on...
- Quote of the Day by Bill Bryson: ‘Take a moment from time to time to remember that you are alive…’ - A powerful reminder to appreciate the extraordinary fact of existenceBill Bryson quote of the Day: Bill Bryson captures an inspiring truth about our existence, urging us to marvel at the unlikelihood of life ...
- This 14-year-old teen in Canada has invented a wearable that detects IV leaks before swelling beginsAkshath Anand, a 14-year-old student, won a gold medal for his innovative IV safety monitoring system. His wearable device uses pressure se...
- Quote of the Day by P. G. Wodehouse: “I always advise people never to… – Inspiring lessons on humility, communication, personal choices, understanding and why you should think before you speak by the writer known for his wit and deep insights on human nature and everyday lifeQuote of the Day by P. G. Wodehouse: P. G. Wodehouse’s quote, “I always advise people never to give advice,” explores the irony of human na...
- As America charges jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, NIA probe against him in focusUS authorities have charged jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi and Goldy Brar for ordering Nijjar's assassination. This action is part of a w...
- Keir Starmer turned India-UK FTA into his tenure defining deal. Here's howKeir Starmer's Labour government, which secured a landslide victory, prioritized strengthening ties with India, culminating in the India-UK...
- UK's University of Surrey to set up offshore campus in Gujarat's GIFT CityThe University of Surrey will open a campus in Gujarat's GIFT City in partnership with GUS Global Services. This move enhances access to Br...
- New flexible X-ray detectors may revolutionise cancer treatment: Study"This new material is flexible, low-cost, and sensitive. But what's exciting is that this material is tissue equivalent. This paves the way...
- The solar revolution takes off: Space Solar Farms could bring clean energy to earth, say UK ScientistsScientists, driven by relentless determination, have shattered the conventional confines of solar energy harnessing. Their remarkable resea...
- More than 10 mn people over the age of 60 likely to have dementia, says new AI studyThe semi-supervised machine learning analysed data from 31,477 older adults.
- Over 10 million older adults in India likely have dementia: AI studyThe international team of researchers found that the prevalence rate of dementia in adults aged 60 or over in India could be 8.44 per cent ...
- Non-invasive skin swab tests can quickly detect COVID-19: Lancet studyThe most widely used approach to testing for COVID-19 requires a polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test, which involves taking a swab of the ...
- Service robots may help COVID-19 impacted hotels recover faster: StudyThe anticipated applications and integration of robotic technology will require leaders of the future to carefully consider the balance bet...
- A warm cup of green tea can help you fight 'superbugs'The natural antioxidant commonly found in green tea may help eliminate antibiotic resistant bacteria.
- Are you feeling drowsy? Now, a blood test can detect if you're sleep-deprivedThis advance may help prevent car crashes that result from drowsy driving.
- Eating 'on the go' could make you fat: StudyThe findings from the study also showed that eating while walking around triggered more overeating compared to eating during other forms of...
- Graphene may allow for flexible, low-cost touchscreensThe majority of today's touchscreen devices, are made using indium tin oxide which is expensive and inflexible.
- India first to put smartphone in spaceIndia has successfully launched the world’s first smartphone — loaded with a number of experimental ‘Apps’ , some serious and some just for...
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