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Can Heating Fewer Rooms Increase Energy Use?Heating only rooms in use might not reduce energy bills. Scientific research shows this strategy can sometimes increase consumption. Heat l...- UK’s best university in 2025 revealed and it’s not Oxford; Top 10 list hereThe UK's higher education system, featuring institutions like Oxford and Cambridge, is globally recognized for its academic rigor and resea...
- Shakib Al Hasan suspended from bowling in ECB competitionsShakib Al Hasan, Bangladeshi all-rounder, has been suspended from bowling in ECB-organised competitions due to an illegal bowling action. A...
- UK: Indian student goes missing in East London, BJP leader urges EAM Jaishankar for helpIndian student GS Bhatia disappeared from East London since December 15, as shared by BJP's Manjinder Singh Sirsa on social media. Last see...
- Mary Earps once looked to quit women’s football but changed her mind. See what happened and how she won FIFA Best Goalkeeper awardMary Earps seriously considered quitting women’s football once. Then something happened that changed her life, and she went on to win the F...
- The real consequence of world athletics’ transgender ban will go untoldElite athletics won’t feel any sweeping change as a result of a new ruling which prioritises competitive fairness over inclusion, but life ...
- Tier 2-3 universities make the cut as Indians rush to study abroadThe second-tier schools are easier to get into vis-a-vis the Ivy League universities such as Harvard, Columbia, Cornell and Brown, and othe...
- Top foreign varsities unlikely to enter IndiaMIT’s associate provost for international activities, Richard Lester, said, “As a long-standing practice, MIT does not establish branch cam...
- Cameron Milton, an 18-year-old rugby player found dead at home after injuryA young rugby player, Cameron Milton, was found dead in his room by his mother when she went to wake him up. The 18-year-old had suffered a...
- Sports Ministry approves foreign training camps for Neeraj Chopra and three othersNeeraj, along with coach Dr. Klaus Bartonietz and physiotherapist Ishaan Marwaha would be training at Loughborough for 63 days and are set ...
- Number of beneficiaries increased for Jharkhand govt's overseas scholarshipThe scheme was launched by the Hemant Soren government last year to provide an opportunity for talented students from the state to pursue p...
- World's first device to let paralysis victims speak via their breathThe prototype developed analyses changes in breathing patterns and converts 'breath signals' into words using pattern recognition software.
- People emotionally attached to their smartphone, says studyResearchers used a questionnaire given to 205 smartphone users in the age range 16-64 years from the UK, Hong Kong, China, Canada, Australi...
- Low cost inflatable baby incubator developedA young British inventor has developed a low cost inflatable baby incubator that could save thousands of lives in the developing world.
- Loughborough University becomes latest ICC-accredited testing centreLoughborough now joins Cardiff Metropolitan University, Cricket Australia's National Cricket Centre in Brisbane and the Sri Ramachandra Uni...
- New app to help parents deal with children's picky eating habitsChild feeding experts from Loughborough University in UK developed the app to help parents who report having a child who is a fussy eater.
- JLR joins hands with UK institutions in engineering researchThe project is a partnership between JLR, EPSRC, Loughborough University, University of Leeds, University of Cambridge and Warwick Manufact...
- Oxford tops among universities for eighth year in a rowWith better faculty and student facilities, Oxford has retained its top position among Britain's leading universities for the eighth succes...
- Gen Z charts the unconventional career pathPost-graduation is boring. Smart young guns are like foxes, topping up their career moves in non-conventional territories.
- Off-beat courses hot among studentsWhile science and technology courses have always been a fad, it is the novel specialisation that is now attracting the students.
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