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In the 1800s, Americans planted tamarisk for windbreaks and erosion control; by 2005, the tree had spread across western river systems and become a major management concernTamarisk was originally brought in for various practical applications, but it has since proliferated across western waterways. This invasiv...- Psychology says people who never celebrate their achievements often experience one common biasPsychology says people who never celebrate their achievements often experience cognitive biases that cause them to overlook or minimize the...
- Psychology says people remember how you made them feel more accurately than what you saidPsychology suggests that although the words we use are important, it is often the emotions behind them that leave the strongest and most la...
- Psychology says your brain likes people whose names are easier to pronounceIn multicultural societies, taking the time to pronounce someone's name correctly is a simple but meaningful way to show respect and foster...
- Psychology says people naturally copy each other's speech patterns without realizing itLearning to pronounce someone's name correctly is a simple yet meaningful way to show respect and promote inclusion. Research in organizati...
- Canada introduces new work permit exemption for foreign academic examinersCanada has published new rules for foreign academic examiners. Senior professionals with established reputations can now work without a per...
- Insurer-hospital panel on the cards to resolve disputes, says General Insurance Council CEODr S. Prakash, CEO, Health Insurance Ecosystem & Strategic Partnerships, General Insurance Council, speaks to Preeti Kulkarni on policyhold...
- Psychology says people who over-explain simple decisions may be seeking permission rather than understandingPsychology says people who over-explain simple decisions are not necessarily seeking permission or trying to justify every choice they make...
- Science ministry rejects conflict-of-interest claims in RDI fundMinistry officials defended the Research, Development and Innovation Fund selection process. They stated that conflict of interest guidelin...
- Quote of the day by Stephen Hawking: “The thing about smart people is that..." - A timeless lesson on intelligence and perceptionStephen Hawking's quote suggests original ideas often seem strange to those with familiar thinking. Groundbreaking thinkers faced dismissal...
- Sanjay Ghemawat, the Kota kid who spent decades at Google building large-scale computing, is now leaving to make an AI that can run thousands of experimentsSanjay Ghemawat, the Google scientist who grew up in Kota, Rajasthan, is leaving the company after nearly three decades. Ghemawat helped bu...
- Your next flight could carry a different emergency medical kit: What the FAA's overhaul means
- America's foreign STEM worker debate has a data problemAs the Trump administration tightens immigration rules for foreign workers and students, recent academic research challenges a key premise ...
- How did Mount Everest become the highest peak? In 2006, scientists found a big clue to how some of Earth's tallest mountains formedMount Everest keeps rising. How did it become Earth's highest peak? We know India slammed into Asia millions of years ago. Tectonic plates ...
- In 1925, Soviet scientist Sergei Brukhonenko developed world's first heart-lung machine 'Autojector' - The remarkable milestone that changed the future of heart surgerySergei Brukhonenko's 1925 Autojector machine pioneered external blood circulation and oxygenation. This invention allowed surgeons to tempo...
- Psychology says people who drink freshly squeezed orange juice instead of packaged ones may be focusing on health halo effectPsychology suggests that preferring freshly squeezed orange juice over packaged juice has less to do with personality and more to do with p...
- This Chilean teenager proposes a nuclear microreactor system for Antarctica, estimates 3,254-tonne CO2 cutA young Chilean student has proposed a hybrid energy model for Antarctic research stations. This innovative concept combines renewable sour...
- Anthropic says Claude uncovers cryptographic weaknesses, advances AI-assisted security researchThe company said Claude was able to identify novel attacks against cryptographic schemes submitted to international standardisation efforts...
- Kaynes Semicon plots massive leap into full chip value chainKaynes Semicon plans to pursue these areas through joint ventures and technology partnerships rather than developing the technologies indep...
- Ice Make Refrigeration partners with Japan's Galilei Holdings for strategic investment, JVThe company will also explore inorganic growth opportunities in allied sectors. Funds will support capacity expansion and debt repayment in...
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