Same Evolutionary Pattern Followed By Three Marine Mammals: Seals, Dolphins & Whales

Medicine & Technology May 25, 2017

A new research study has revealed that whales, dolphins, and seals follow the same evolutionary pattern. It has also been revealed that long time ago, terrestrial mammals returned to the seas.

Robot Rights: A Long Debate, 3 Existing Laws & More

May 24, 2017

The artificial intelligence technology is growing up. Robots are acting very similar to human beings. The question arises now, should robots have rights for their protection?

Origins Of Life On Earth Through Molecular Function: Study Sheds Light In Process

May 24, 2017

The long-term debate on the origins of life has been cleared now by a new study which sheds light on the molecular functions process rather than RNA process.

Trade Secrets Case: T-Mobile Wins $4.8M Against Huawei

May 24, 2017

A jury in Seattle pronounced Huawei to pay $4.8million to T-Mobile for breaching trade secrets. The employees of Huawei were allegedly caught taking photos and stealing information related to a robot testing arm developed by T-Mobile.

Air Pollution Might Cause Sleep Deprivation

May 24, 2017

According to the new research presented at the ATS 2017 International Conference, exposure to high levels of air pollution over a period of time can reduce the likelihood of sound sleep.

RNA Formation At Origins Of Life: Classes Of Nucleotides

May 24, 2017

A team of researchers has studied the process of nucleotides formations on the early earth when the life was not yet begun. Nucleotides are the building blocks of DNA or RNA.

Life In Precambrian: Much Livelier Organisms Than Thought

May 24, 2017

The organisms in the Precambrian time of life were much more dynamic and livelier than it was expected by the scientists. A new research from the Vanderbilt University reveals the information.

New Study Reveals Earth’s First Animals: Dickinsonia

May 22, 2017

Secrets of early life forms on earth are now being studied by the researchers to know more details about the earth’s first animals. The study is done by researchers at the University of California.

One-Dimensional Metallic Material: Scientists Constructed World's Thinnest Nanowire

May 22, 2017

Scientists have developed world’s thinnest metallic nanowire which can be applied in future for minimizing the size of electronic components used in everyday life. The nanowire developed in thinner than a human hair.

Earth's Atmosphere: Research Says It’s More Chemically Reactive In Colder Regions

May 22, 2017

A new research has proved that the earth’s atmosphere can be more chemically reactive in the colder temperatures. Scientists have observed the mechanism behind it.

Attractiveness Determined By Body Smell & Voice Plays Vital Role: Not Body Look

May 22, 2017

There is a human mind conception that body look is the main key component for attractiveness. This is not true, as per a new study. Body odor and voice plays a vital role when it comes to attractiveness.

Production Of Hydrogen Gas From Ammonia: Carbon-Free Catalyst Discovered

May 21, 2017

The requirement of heat for producing hydrogen from ammonia can now be fulfilled with the help of a newly discovered catalyst by the scientists in Japan.

Hydroponic Gardening Program: Love For Science Among Young Students

May 19, 2017

Practical lessons in a greenhouse can develop more than products of the soil. They additionally support affection for science among young people in understudy populaces since quite a while ago underrepresented in the sciences.

Nanofiber Device Can Feel Forces & Hears Sounds Made By Heart Muscle Cells

May 18, 2017

A new mini device has been created by the engineers of University of California San Diego, which can feel the forces generated by swimming bacteria.

Earliest Homo Research Reveals Its Grassy Beginning

May 18, 2017

Scientists now discover the type of environment in which the earliest homo, human’s own genus used to live millions of years ago, i.e. these ancestors had a grassy beginning.