Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

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

A New Concept Vehicle That Is a Cross between a Car and a Motorbike

The COVID-19 pandemic has reshaped our cities in many ways. Adapting to the “new normal,” an increasing number of people turned to bikes to move speedily and safely through once congested streets. Recognizing the recent…

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A Custom Brain Implant ‘Zaps’ Away a Woman’s Severe Depression

US researchers have successfully relieved a woman’s severe, long-term depression with a brain implant. This electronic implant acts as a neural pacemaker; it zaps her with electricity when it senses she’s getting depressed. Researchers from…

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Scientists Discover Gut Bacteria behind Prostate Cancer Growth

Hormone therapy for prostate cancer is also known as androgen deprivation therapy. Hormone therapies inhibit the growth of male hormones called androgens in the body. However, prostate cancer eventually develops resistance to hormone therapy. Now,…

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Stella Vita: World’s First Fully Solar-Powered mobile home

A Twenty-two Dutch student team known for its solar-powered vehicles has unveiled the world’s first fully solar-powered camper. These students are from Eindhoven University and are dedicated to a sustainable future. The team called it Stella…

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GE’s Huge Haliade-X 14 MW Offshore Wind Turbine Starts Operating

GE Renewable Energy recently announced that Haliade-X 14 prototype offshore wind turbine has started operating at 14 MW. The prototype installed at the Rotterdam, the Netherlands is the first wind turbine to generate such high power output.…

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11-Foot-Tall 3D Printer Is Helping To Build an Entire Village

3D printing is creating nearly any object from tools and toys, body parts, and even housing. It’s a tech revolution that is taking place around the world. Now Échale, a social housing production company from…

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A New Study Says Humans Could Live Up To 130 Years And Beyond

Scientists have long debated whether the human lifespan has an upper age limit. With the increasing improvements in biotechnology, improved standard of living, and access to quality healthcare, there is a general increase in human…

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Earth Is Losing Its Sheen Due To Warming Oceans

New research published in the journal Geophysical Research Letters says that warming ocean waters have caused a drop in the brightness of the Earth. Scientists behind the study think that the reflectivity findings centers around…

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The World’s First Implantable Bioartificial Kidney Can Free Millions of People From Dialysis

10% of the global population is affected by chronic kidney disease (CKD) and millions die each year because of a lack of access to affordable treatment for kidney disease. Once the kidneys fail, treatment with dialysis or a…

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The Stretchable Wearable Device Can Generate Electricity From Human Pulse Waves

We have heard a lot about wearable piezoelectric devices that can harvest energy from our body movements. But these gadgets have failed to live up to expectations due to a lack of practicality. These gadgets…

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