Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

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

Spaceflight Could Increase Risk of Cancer and Heart Disease in Astronauts

Researchers from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai discovered that astronauts are at high risk for developing mutations. According to their study, spaceflight could be associated with DNA mutations and an increased risk…

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Researchers Create Low-cost Alternative Bio-diesel with Food Waste

Crude oil prices have skyrocketed due to low supply after the sanctions on Russian oil and gas. As a result, people are paying more for food in grocery stores and restaurants. Gasoline and food price…

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Melting Zombie Ice in Greenland Will Raise Sea Level by Nearly 30 Centimetres

Climate change is even worse than we thought. The negative impacts of climate change are rising much faster than scientists predicted less than a decade ago. According to the new research, titled “Greenland Ice Sheet…

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Fishing Activities in Just Six Countries Account for More Than 90% of Trash in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch

Ocean garbage patches or accumulations of marine debris are formed by rotating ocean currents called “gyres.” They are like big whirlpools that pull debris in. Once marine debris enters the gyre, it is unlikely to…

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Scientists Produce Nano-diamonds Out Of Cheap PET Plastics Using Laser Flashes

Diamonds are valued for their rarity. Although formed billions of years ago, very few survive the arduous journey from deep within the Earth’s crust to reach the earth’s surface. But more than a billion miles…

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Anti-Insulin Protein Helps Queen Ants to Live 5 Times Longer Than Staff

A new study by New York University researchers has discovered an insulin-suppressing protein that can result in extending the lifespan of some ants. Unique opportunity to study how ageing and reproduction can be disconnected For…

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Researchers Use Crab Shells To Develop a Sustainable Zinc Battery

The demand for energy storage is accelerating as the world leans towards renewables and electric vehicles for transport. Conventional batteries such as lithium-ion are widespread in use today due to their superior energy density and…

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There is a Link Between Blood Type and Risk of Having a Stroke before Age 60

A new study by researchers from the University of Maryland School of Medicine (UMSOM) suggests that people with type-A blood may be at a higher risk for early onset stroke. Researchers found blood type may…

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Researchers Produce Ultra-Thin Solar Cells from Non-Toxic Material, With the Strongest Light Absorption

Photovoltaics (PV), also called solar cells are vital for the green energy transition. Seen on rooftops and solar farms, these silicon-based solar cells are the most efficient source of generating electricity from sunlight. However, these photovoltaic solar…

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MIT designed Mars Oxygen Factory Extracts First Oxygen from Red Planet

As scientists are planning to make Mars habitable, they will have to arrange for necessities for their survival. The most basic and important thing will be the Oxygen we breathe here on Earth. However, conditions…

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Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

Spaceflight Could Increase Risk of Cancer and Heart Disease in Astronauts

Researchers Create Low-cost Alternative Bio-diesel with Food Waste

Melting Zombie Ice in Greenland Will Raise Sea Level by Nearly 30 Centimetres

Fishing Activities in Just Six Countries Account for More Than 90% of Trash in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch

Scientists Produce Nano-diamonds Out Of Cheap PET Plastics Using Laser Flashes

Anti-Insulin Protein Helps Queen Ants to Live 5 Times Longer Than Staff

Researchers Use Crab Shells To Develop a Sustainable Zinc Battery

There is a Link Between Blood Type and Risk of Having a Stroke before Age 60

Researchers Produce Ultra-Thin Solar Cells from Non-Toxic Material, With the Strongest Light Absorption

MIT designed Mars Oxygen Factory Extracts First Oxygen from Red Planet

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