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Arpita Mukherjee | Jan 29 2008
animal testing
For long, animal rights activists had been demanding a ban on animal tests by pharmaceutical companies that they consider unethical. More often, the animal specimens are not exact replicas of the human biological features and drugs tested in labs on...
Irani | Jan 25 2008
a sensor system continuously monitors the air around persons prone to asthma attacks georgia tech photo gary meek
With more than 5.2 million people affected by asthma in the UK alone, and 9 million U.S. children diagnosed with the chronic disease on average, the Georgia Tech Research Institute researchers have come with relief for the sufferers – a sensor system...
Anupam Agnihotri | Jan 15 2008
man made heart
Call it ‘a landmark achievement' or a ‘stunning advance', however, you can't refute that the new development, occurred on the health front, is no less than a science fiction coming true. Hats off to the laborious task carried out by the experts...
Arpita Mukherjee | Jan 12 2008
photonics
It has always been a challenge for researchers to develop a material that can be used to bend optical signals around corners that could be used for developing integrated circuits, which can be used in more advanced telecommunication circuits and to...
Arpita Mukherjee | Jan 11 2008
a bci device
Futuristic devices are the only hope for physically disabled people to lead a close to healthy life. Brain Computer Interfaces (BCI) through the non-interventional and interventional devices help physically challenged individuals to control artificial...
Rekha | Jan 11 2008
stemcell research
Stem cell research received a major boost, when scientists announced a major through. The researchers in Massacheusetts led by Robert Lanza, chief scientific officer at Advanced Cell Technology in Worcester, Mass announced that they have created...
Arpita Mukherjee | Jan 8 2008
blind cavefish
Genetic Engineering can reverse evolutionary history of species. This has been proved recently in a work by US scientists who produced hybrids of blind cave fish with partial vision. Blind cavefish are descendents of surface fish with sight. They...
Ankita | Jan 7 2008
avain flu virus
The scientists have, in the past, expressed grave concern over the possibilities of Avian flu outbreaks leading to epidemics. Researches are conducted to determine the cause for this virus getting transferred from birds to humans. Many theories are...
Arpita Mukherjee | Jan 5 2008
gold seahorse
We have seen beautiful handicrafts of gold. But can you imagine a real living creature with sparkling gold on the body? Bizarre as it might sound but this is exactly what scientists at Vietnam’s National University’s College of Science have done. They...
Arpita Mukherjee | Jan 5 2008
skin grafting procedure
People with scars on the face and other exposed parts of the body will no longer face any embarrassment from those ugly marks and they will no longer need to undergo painful skin grafting, where a slice of the thigh skin is removed to cover the...
Arpita Mukherjee | Jan 4 2008
neuron in the brain
For neurologists treating patients with neuro-degenerative diseases and spinal chord injuries, the greatest challenge is to find a reliable therapy to mend the damaged nerve or in some special cases to trigger regrowth of neurons. The prevalent...
Ankita | Jan 3 2008
sperm
Robots have always fascinated humans with their ability to follow commands and execute them in a jiffy. These machines are structured in a way to make them resemble a human body in order to make them friendlier. However, even these robots seem to be...
Maynard | Jan 2 2008
cocaine user
Once you are hooked on drugs, it will take a time to recover. Withdrawal symptoms and a sense of euphoria will always be at hand for those who have been victims of drug addiction and wanting to change. But, with the introduction of a cocaine vaccine,...
Irani | Jan 1 2008
sintef scientist pal liljeback is sitting at the control panel and has pre programmed a huge range of rapid movements of the colossus inside the room
Offshore drilling to extract our petroleum wealth is not easy or inexpensive. But, it is necessary for a nation's vital economic future. For example, in Australia, nearly 90 per cent of petroleum wealth is found offshore! And, it is practiced for...

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