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Online searchers can help strangers make sense of data

People who have already processed online information to make sense of a subject can help strangers f...

Researchers work out new, safer login system

Our unique login identity, verified by the network server, may be user friendly, but suffers from th...

World`s first chimeric monkeys are born

Oregon researchers have produced the world`s first chimeric monkeys.

`Earth`s gravity due to electromagnetism`

An Indian researcher says that gravitational pull on earth is due to generation of electromagnetism ...

Soon, artificial volcano to cool the planet

Field test by British academics have marked first step towards recreating an artificial volcano that...

Peru researchers find remains of rare ancient insects

Researchers in Peru said they have discovered the remains of ancient insects and sunflower seeds tra...

Women archers lose to US but win silver

The women`s compound trio of Jhano Hansdah, Gagandeep Kaur and Manjudha Soy surrendered to the might...

Indians disappoint, settle for three silver

The Indians figured in three finals and one bronze medal play-off in the recurve section events but ...

Deepika in line for three gold at World Cup

Archer Deepika Kumari kept herself in line for a hat-trick of gold medals as India made it to the su...

Text messages can improve malaria care

Researchers have indicated that sending text messages to health workers about malaria treatments cou...

Soon, artificial lung that works with air!

Researchers at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland have designed an artificial lung that us...

Indian women lose in final, settle for silver

The Indian trio of Deepika Kumari, Laishram Bombayla Devi and Chekrovolu Swuro settled for a silver ...

Researchers reprogram brain cells into heart cells

The signature of a cell is defined by molecules called messenger RNAs which contain the chemical blu...

Jayant Talukdar earns Olympic quota berth

Jayanta Talukdar earned an Olympic quota place from the men`s individual recurve event of the Archer...

Indian women archers make it to London Olympics

Indian recurve women`s team of Laishram Bombayla Devi, Deepika Kumari and Chekrovolu Swuro earned ...

Indian men slip, face China in knockout

The fancied men`s recurve trio of Olympian Tarundeep Rai, Jayanta Talukdar and Rahul Banerjee finish...

Indian women face France to clinch Olympic berths

The Indian women`s trio of Laishram Bombayla Devi, Deepika Kumari and Chekrovolu Swuro qualified for...

Researcher on Maoist safe in Bihar: Police

A young researcher on Maoists, who was believed to have gone missing from Jamui district in Bihar...

World Cup: Indian archers to leave for Italy

A six-member Indian archery team will leave tonight to participate in the 46th World Outdoor Target ...

Archers get support in their Olympic preparation

Indian men`s archery team got a much needed boost to their preparations for next year`s London Olymp...

It’s possible to be obese, yet healthy: Study

An Indian researcher has challenged the common perception that obese and overweight people are not a...

Indian women win bronze in archery world cup

The Indian women`s team has won a bronze medal in the recurve team event of the Archery World Cup.

Indian archers settle for silver in World Cup

Jayanta Talukdar and Deepika Kumari had to be content with a silver medal in the Archery World Cup S...

Green tea helps fight autoimmune disease

Researchers have discovered that one of the beneficial compounds found in green tea has a powerful a...

Archers are treated like lepers at SAI: Mukherjee

Indian archers are treated like "lepers", alleges AAI General Secretary.

Researchers find eco-friendly chemical for toxic algae control

Researchers have standardised a new, cheaper, eco-friendly process to deal with toxic marine algae.

Indian archery squad named for World Cup stage II

Swuro siblings, Thupovoyi and Chekrovolu made the Indian recurve squad for the Archery World Cup sta...

A bug that nips malaria in the bud

Johns Hopkins researchers have identified a bug that nips malaria in the bud.

Big breakfast doesn`t make you lose weight

German researchers have suggested that eating a big breakfast may lead to gaining more weight.

Indian men`s recurve team bag silver in Archery World Cup

Indian men`s recurve team settled for a silver after going down to the US in the final of the Arche...

Researchers patch damaged heart with engineered tissue

Researchers have pioneered a method to patch a damaged heart with an engineered tissu.

Archers continue poor show at World Cup

Jhano Hansdah and Bheigyabati Chanu were the only Indians to manage wins on yet another miserable da...

Dismal show by Indian recurve archers

Indian recurve archers shot wayward to fall like ninepins in the individual elimination round of the...

Indian archers off to modest start in World Cup

On a modest opening day for Indian archers, Commonwealth Games gold-medallists Deepika Kumari and Ra...

International standard archery range in IAF

Eastern Air Command has come up with the first `Centre of Excellence` for archery in IAF with facili...

Woman NIT researcher`s body fished out from river

The body of a 25-year-old research scholar at the National Institute of Technology, who went missing...

Security men fire to block Yemeni marchers, 10 hurt

Yemeni security men opened fire on Monday to block thousands of protesters from marching into an ind...

Injectable gel offers hope for arthritis sufferers

Researchers at Brigham and Women`s Hospital have developed a potentially new way to treat arthritis...

Researchers find remains of herbivorous dinosaurs in MP

Herbivorous dinosaurs, along with crocodile, existed in the Narmada valley around eight crore years ...

Researchers make key memory cells in lab dish

The new technology would provide a ready supply of cells for use in testing new drugs.

Soon, computers to understand how you feel!

Researchers developed ways to provide info to the computer based on where a user is looking.

US team makes key memory cells in lab dish

The technique to convert stem cells into neurons was developed by Christopher Bissonnette.

Smoking cessation, a symptom of lung cancer

Spontaneous smoking cessation may be an early symptom of lung cancer.

How young migrating turtles find their way back home

Researchers solved the mystery of how young loggerhead sea turtles find their way back home after a ...

Deepika settles for silver; other lead archers bite dust

CWG gold medallist Deepika Kumari had to be content with a silver even as many star archers includ...

Archery competition begins with new rules

Archery competition opened in the 34th National Games at the JRD Tata Sports Complex here on Monda...

FBI warns of dreadful cyber attacks in future

Researchers have mapped for the first time how the last British ice sheet shrank during the Ice Age.

New device to predict asthma attacks

The Siemens device is the size of a mobile phone and works by analysing a patient`s breath.

Parrots ‘tend to be left handed’

Just like humans, parrots too choose to use one side of their body more than the other.

Man is now ready to go to Mars

The six researchers on a 520-day mock flight to Mars are all ready to ‘land’ on the Red Planet.

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