Study Shows Antibiotic Therapy Does Not Work In One Out Of Four People With Pnemonia

Medicine & Technology May 22, 2017

In the new study, antibiotic therapy does not work with patients who have pneumonia and other types of diseases.

Lost Underwater Lands Could Tell Us What To Do To Climate Change, Experts Said

May 20, 2017

Experts said that it is needed to have an access on lost underwater lands to get answers for climate change.

3D-printed Four-legged Soft Robot Can Walk On Rough Terrain Such As Sand Or Pebbles

May 17, 2017

UC San Diego-based engineers build the first 3D printed quadrupled soft robot. They claimed that the robot can climb over any obstacle like sand and pebbles.

Researchers Discovered A Catalyst That Can Easily Split Water Into Hydrogen And Oxygen

May 16, 2017

University of Houston physicists has discovered a catalyst that can split water into hydrogen and oxygen, composed of easily available, low-cost materials and be operating far more efficiently than previous catalysts.

Lithium-Ion Battery Now Can Store More Power & Energy With This New Electroplating Method In Cathode

May 16, 2017

Scientists created more compact & high Power lithium-ion batteries with electroplating method. Researchers replaced the glue-like substances from the cathode that were used to spread lithium-containing powders to spread over the cathode.

Brain Size Actually Matters In Terms Of Evolution, A Recent Study On Songbird Reveals

May 15, 2017

Scientists found the evolution behind the various brain sizes and functionality. Neuroscientists from Cornell University have collected 58 species of songbirds from 20 different families and studied the evolution of brain sizes.

Scientists Discovered Three New Sub-Species Of Snow Leopard

May 13, 2017

The new members added to the family of Panthera uncia or snow leopard. It's been thought that the species is monotypic, but the recent study on snow leopard from different habitat reveal the existence of three different sub-species.

Robots Presented In Virtual Reality Also Scored High In Human Likeness

May 13, 2017

Most human interactions with robots come from behind a screen. Whether it's fiction or a real-life interaction, rarely are we put face to face with a robot. This poses a significant barrier when we look towards a future where robots will be part of our everyday lives.

Fossil Of The Oldest Predecessor Of Buckthorn Flower Discovered In Argentina

May 12, 2017

Recently a group of paleobotanist found the fossilized flower in Argentina which belongs to Buckthorn family. The fossil is located in the shales of the Salamanca Formation.

Tornado-Like Winds On Ancient Mars Were Created By The Impacts That Scoured The Surface

May 12, 2017

Brown University geologist Peter Schultz revealed the reason behind the scoured surface streaks on Mars. An impact crater on Mars generates tornado-like winds that make such patterns.

Fruit Fly Uses Rhodopsin 7 As A Light-Sensing Molecule In Its Brain

May 11, 2017

A newly discovered molecule called Rhodopsin 7 acts as a light-sensing molecule in fruit fly brain. Scientists from the University of California started a light cycle test to chek the expression pattern of Rh7 in fruit flies.

Scientists Discovered Flavin-Based Electron Bifurcation Can Produce Microbial Energy

May 11, 2017

The new method of producing microbial energy can be the most efficient way of producing fuel. scientists found Flavin-Based Electron Bifurcation increases the efficiency of enzymes

Archaeologists Discovered 19th Century Trash in Iowa Developing Site

May 10, 2017

Archaeologists excavated a city trash pit full of 19th-century trash.

How Trap-Jaw Ants Develop From Larvae Stages [Watch]

May 10, 2017

Researchers from North Carolina State University has found how Odontomachus trap-Jaw ants develop themselves from larva stages. By using scanning electron microscope the team has discovered that they have to go through three stages during larvae development.

James Webb Space Telescope Of NASA Finally Arrived At Johnson Space Center For 100 Days Of Cryogenic Test

May 09, 2017

Biggest telescope in space history is now at NASA's Johnson Space Center for extreme cryogenic tests. James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) will spend 100 days in the lab, later a big solar shield will be attached to it for the protection.