Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

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

8-Year-Old Mexican Girl Made A Solar Heater From Recycled Objects

Xóchitl Guadalupe Cruz, an 8-year-old girl from Mexico (Chiapas), has invented low-cost solar-powered water heater built out of recycled and recyclable materials. She has been awarded UNAM’s Institute of Nuclear Sciences for creating a device.…

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Great Pacific Garbage Patch Cleanup Is Finally Underway

A huge floating u-shaped boom, designed to clean up “Great Pacific Garbage Patch” is finally catching plastic and other trash. The Great Pacific Garbage Patch, the world’s largest ocean dump, is the largest accumulation zone…

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MIT develops Battery-Free Sensor for Deep-Sea and Extraterrestrial Exploration

In a big breakthrough, researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed battery-free underwater sensors that can work underwater and send back data. It is revolutionary research. This device could help in monitoring…

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Laboratory Made Artificial Blood Could Be Transfused Into any Patient – Regardless Of Their Blood Type

In coming future, there will be no need to maintain blood banks; people with rare blood group may face no problems looking for the right blood donor in emergency situations. Scientists from the National Defense…

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Plastic Teabags Are Filling Our Tea with Billions of ‘Microplastics’

We all are aware of how plastics are polluting our oceans and affecting our sea life. However, did you know that smaller microplastics are now found in the air we breathe, the food we eat…

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Amazon Buys 100,000 Rivian Electric Trucks As Part Of Going Carbon-Neutral By 2040

Tech giant Amazon is going green! It led an investment of $700 million into Rivian, an EV startup. Amazon has placed an order of 100,000 Rivian’s zero-emission trucks. Rivian founder R.J. Scaringe said in a…

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Nano-Laser Thinner Than A Human Hair May Help Treat Neurological Disorders

Researchers from Northwestern and Columbia universities have developed a tiny bio-compatible laser thousand times thinner than the average single strand of human hair. Having thickness less than 150 nanometers, these laser beams can function within…

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Hungary Plans to Build $1 Billion Greenhouse City Powered By Renewable Energy

Hungary is planning to create a carbon neutral town on the land that measure up to 1.27 square miles. German property investment company, FAKT is investing $1.1 billion on this project, which is going to…

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Biodegradable Plastic from Cactus Juice

We all know serious impacts of plastic pollution; but still the use of plastics is still on the rise. Considering the serious consequences of plastic pollution, Researchers from the University Of Valle De Atemajac in…

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CRISPR Gene-Editing May Offer Path to Cure for HIV

Chinese researchers have used CRISPR gene-editing technology for treating a person infected with HIV. Researchers edited stem cells with CRISPR to have a mutation that blocks HIV and transplant these gene-edited cells in to a…

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Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

8-Year-Old Mexican Girl Made A Solar Heater From Recycled Objects

Great Pacific Garbage Patch Cleanup Is Finally Underway

MIT develops Battery-Free Sensor for Deep-Sea and Extraterrestrial Exploration

Laboratory Made Artificial Blood Could Be Transfused Into any Patient – Regardless Of Their Blood Type

Plastic Teabags Are Filling Our Tea with Billions of ‘Microplastics’

Amazon Buys 100,000 Rivian Electric Trucks As Part Of Going Carbon-Neutral By 2040

Nano-Laser Thinner Than A Human Hair May Help Treat Neurological Disorders

Hungary Plans to Build $1 Billion Greenhouse City Powered By Renewable Energy

Biodegradable Plastic from Cactus Juice

CRISPR Gene-Editing May Offer Path to Cure for HIV

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