Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

Nidhi is a gold medalist Post Graduate in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences.

Electric Patch Powers Up Against Bacterial Infections – No Drugs Needed!

Researchers at the University of Chicago have pioneered a groundbreaking bioelectronic patch that provides a drug-free solution to combat dangerous bacterial infections. This innovative device leverages the power of electrical stimulation to disrupt harmful bacterial…

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The Science Behind Meteorites: How Scientists Unravel Their Cosmic History

Unveiling the Cosmic Origins of Earth’s Meteorites A recent breakthrough in planetary science has shed new light on the mysterious origins of many meteorites found on Earth. For decades, scientists have puzzled over the exact…

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Radiation Risk Reduced: How Underwater Lasers Are Making Nuclear Cleanup Safer

Breakthrough in Nuclear Cleanup: Laser Technology Redefined Dr. In-Deok Park and his team at the Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials (KIMM) have made a significant breakthrough in laser technology, revolutionizing nuclear cleanup. Their innovative…

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Muscle at Risk? The Hidden Costs of Popular Weight-Loss Medications

Popular Weight-Loss Medications and Muscle Loss Risks Recent research has raised concerns about the potential for significant skeletal muscle loss associated with popular weight-loss medications, particularly GLP-1 receptor agonists like semaglutide (Ozempic) and liraglutide (Saxenda).…

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Gold Nanorods ‘Cook’ Bacteria to Keep Implants Infection-Free

Harnessing the Power of Light and Gold Scientists at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden have pioneered a novel technique to combat bacterial infections. This innovative approach uses gold nanorods to eradicate harmful bacteria, offering…

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The Brainy Side of Fungi: Fungi Showcase Their Remarkable Prowess

Fungi are truly fascinating organisms with some unique characteristics that set them apart from plants and animals. While fungi may not possess brains in the traditional sense, they exhibit remarkable signs of decision-making and communication.…

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Scientists Revive Pig Brain an Hour After Death – Could Humans Be Next?

In a feat straight out of science fiction, Chinese researchers have successfully revived a pig’s brain one hour after it was removed from the body, marking a potentially groundbreaking advance in understanding brain function and…

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From Arid to Alive: Cyclone Sparks Unlikely Transformation in the Sahara

The Sahara’s Rare Transformation The Sahara Desert, a symbol of aridity, recently experienced a remarkable transformation due to an unusual weather event. An extratropical cyclone—a powerful storm system originating outside the tropics—swept across parts of…

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From Rockets to Rubble: ESA and SpaceX Take on Space Junk

The Growing Threat of Space Debris The escalating issue of space debris is a significant concern; indeed, experts estimate that nearly 19,000 pieces of space junk currently orbit Earth. Moreover, the situation worsened with the…

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Researchers Warn: Climate Change is Causing Horrific Injuries and Massive ‘Ice Balls’ on Polar Bears’ Paws

Climate change is wreaking havoc on the Arctic ecosystem, and polar bears are paying a heavy price. A recent study has unveiled a distressing consequence of rising temperatures: the formation of large ice…

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