Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

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

Study Shows Writing by Hand is Great for Your Brain Compared to Typing

In a world increasingly dominated by digital devices, pen and paper might seem like relics of a bygone era. However, recent research suggests that handwriting may offer more than just a nostalgic throwback. A study…

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A Biodegradable Sensor Checks Your Food for Pesticides

Envision a biodegradable sensor capable of swiftly indicating the safety of your fruits and vegetables by detecting harmful pesticide residues. This innovative technology transforms the idea into a tangible possibility rather than a mere science…

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The Moon is Shrinking and Breaking Apart… Living on the Moon Sounds Scary!

The Moon, Earth’s iconic celestial companion, may be encountering an unexpected challenge – it’s gradually shrinking and developing wrinkles! Despite sounding like the plot of a sci-fi film, recent research suggests that this lunar transformation…

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Ditching Batteries: Sound-Powered Sensors Could Soon Lead the Revolution

In our tech-driven lives, sensors play a pivotal role, enhancing everything from medical devices to earthquake detection. These devices rely on small batteries, often necessitating daily replacements. The consequence? A staggering 15 billion batteries are…

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Powering the Future: UK’s JET Fusion Reactor Sets New Energy Record

The Joint European Torus (JET), the UK’s 40-year-old fusion reactor, has been a cornerstone of fusion energy research since its inception in 1983, boasting unparalleled achievements in the field. It briefly became the hottest point…

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China’s “Little Girl”: AI Child with Emotions Stirs Debate

Embracing Human-Like Emotions Reports from China announce a significant milestone in artificial intelligence: the development of Tong Tong, an AI entity that exhibits emotions resembling those of humans. While some celebrate this as a step…

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Beyond the Gaze: AI Tool Predicts Decisions Through Eye Movements

Eyes have long been considered the gateway to the soul. Now, they will also serve as a vivid indicator for a cutting-edge artificial intelligence system. This new technology can quickly anticipate your next actions Researchers…

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CMU Robotics Devises Robots for Efficient Gas Pipeline Repairs, Saving Millions

Usually, a leak in an underground natural gas pipeline requires excavating and replacing the affected section. Instead of relying on burly welders in tight tunnels, envision miniature robots navigating gas pipelines. These robots use robotic…

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Moon-Made Hummus? Historic Moondust-Grown Chickpeas Poised to Revolutionize Space Exploration

Food sustainability is a major hurdle for prolonged space journeys. Growing plants on the Moon is challenging due to the lack of nutrients, microorganisms, reduced gravity, radiation, and toxic elements. Depending on resupply missions from…

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Electrifying Healing: Piezoelectric ‘Bone Bandage’ Accelerates Bone Repair

Bone regeneration is an intricate process, crucial for healing fractures and maintaining skeletal health. Traditional methods like bone grafting or scaffolds have limitations. Exciting research, like Piezoelectric “bone bandage”, seeks to overcome these hurdles and revolutionize…

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