Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

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

Guess What? Scientists Have Grown Functioning Vocal Cord Tissue in the Lab for the First Time

Vocal cords, located in the voice box in the middle of the neck, are two tough, fibrous bands that vibrate to produce sound. Like other tissues in the body, vocal cords can get strained and…

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Rinspeed Bringing Self-Driving Car With a Drone to CES Next Year

Swiss auto manufacturer and tuning designer Rinspeed specializes in restoring classic cars and modifying modern cars to give them future-forward look. Rinspeed plans to bring a brand-new concept to the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show in…

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HeLi-on, a Pocket-Sized Solar Charger, Uses Organic Solar Cells to Power Your Phone on the Go

Has your phone ever run out of juice when you needed it the most? Well…never run out of power again! You just need a little sunlight and HeLi-on! HeLi-on is a new and convenient way…

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World’s Largest Hybrid Aircraft, ‘Airlander,’ Might Change Air Travel Forever

While the concept has been around for over 100 years, the idea of airships never took off after the German passenger airship Hindenburg disaster in New Jersey in 1937. But in the latest attempt to revive…

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Beautiful, Tiny ‘Blue Dragon’ Makes a Rare Appearance on an Australian Beach

The ocean is home to all kinds of dreadful creatures, but a blue dragon that recently made a rare public appearance on Australia’s Gold Coast Beach is probably among the most beautiful animals on the…

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Skylon ‘Super-Plane’ Can Fly Anywhere in the World in Just 4 Hours

London to Sydney in four hours instead of more than 20 hours sounds like a dream. But the UK is developing a new kind of super-plane that can fly anywhere in the world in just…

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This Breath-Testing Sensor Can Sniff Out Ovarian Cancer

Ovarian cancer risk increases with age, with about two-thirds of women diagnosed with ovarian cancer at age 55 or older. Less than half of women diagnosed with ovarian cancer survive five years. Diagnosis of ovarian cancer…

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Quantum Dots Made of Fool’s Gold Can Charge Your Phone in 30 Seconds

Scientists all over the world are trying different methods and materials for batteries that charge faster. One such attempt by researchers at Vanderbilt University in Tennessee could lead to the development of batteries that can…

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Scientists Develop ‘Nanopores’ to Turn Salt Water Into Safe Drinking Water

About 70% of the earth’s surface is covered with water, but very little that is drinkable since 97% of it is saltwater. But now, researchers at the University of Illinois are working to come up with…

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Sea Organ Converts Waves Into Mesmerizing Harmonies

The Sea Organ in Zadar is an incredible feat of architecture designed by Croatian architect Nikola Bašić. It is the world’s first musical pipe organ that is played by the sea. Zadar is a very…

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Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

Guess What? Scientists Have Grown Functioning Vocal Cord Tissue in the Lab for the First Time

Rinspeed Bringing Self-Driving Car With a Drone to CES Next Year

HeLi-on, a Pocket-Sized Solar Charger, Uses Organic Solar Cells to Power Your Phone on the Go

World’s Largest Hybrid Aircraft, ‘Airlander,’ Might Change Air Travel Forever

Beautiful, Tiny ‘Blue Dragon’ Makes a Rare Appearance on an Australian Beach

Skylon ‘Super-Plane’ Can Fly Anywhere in the World in Just 4 Hours

This Breath-Testing Sensor Can Sniff Out Ovarian Cancer

Quantum Dots Made of Fool’s Gold Can Charge Your Phone in 30 Seconds

Scientists Develop ‘Nanopores’ to Turn Salt Water Into Safe Drinking Water

Sea Organ Converts Waves Into Mesmerizing Harmonies

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