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ISRO’s Aditya-L1 Mission: Unveiling Solar Dynamics and Space Weather Mysteries

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has announced the preparedness of India’s inaugural space-based solar observatory, the PSLV-C57/Aditya-L1 Mission, which is poised for launch. This heralds a significant milestone in India’s space exploration endeavors. The…

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Wearable Breakthrough Shocks Science: Powering DNA with Electricity

Technology is everywhere, including wearable gadgets that track steps, heart rate, blood pressure, and more for health maintenance. However, these wearables aren’t yet advanced enough to directly impact metabolism or effectively manage certain illnesses. But…

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The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on E-Commerce

E-commerce is an industry that has sprung to life in the last decade or so. The majority of all types of shopping starts online, and a huge percentage of it ends online too. Businesses that…

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4 Ways AI Will Influence Engineering in the Next Few Years

AI voice assistants are active on 97% of all mobile devices, so it’s safe to assume that artificial intelligence is now the technology of today. As an engineer, it’s essential for you to understand the…

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Ample and Mitsubishi Fuso Collaborate for Battery Swapping in Electric Trucks

Ample and Mitsubishi Fuso have partnered to deliver modular battery swapping to electric trucks. The partnership will see the integration of Ample’s Modular Battery Swapping technology into an all-electric FUSO eCanter at the early stage…

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Hybrid mRNA-Protein Vaccine Triggers 5x Higher Antibody Response in Mice

Nanomedicine plays a key role in developing better vaccines against COVID-19. A new vaccine, based on protein nanoparticles and mRNA, promises to be more effective against a wider range of virus strains. Researchers at the…

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Revolutionary Synthetic Antibiotic Annihilates Drug-Resistant Superbugs

The looming superbug infection crisis is a serious threat to global health. Antibiotic resistance is on the rise, and many common bacteria are becoming resistant to the drugs that we use to treat them. It…

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Scientists Detected Microplastics in Human Heart Tissues Pre and Post Surgery

Microplastics, akin to ubiquitous particles, have unveiled their presence in virtually every corner of our environment. From the depths of our oceans to the heights of our mountains, these minuscule plastic fragments have managed to…

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China Will Now Use Robots to Maintain World’s Largest Radio Telescope FAST

Chinese authorities recently announced the approval of “smart” robots for maintaining the world’s largest radio telescope, China’s Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Radio Telescope (FAST). These robots will assess cables, automate laser maintenance, assemble feed receivers, monitor…

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Water Lily Holds the Key to New Antifungal Treatment

Fungal infections can cause illness and death in people of all ages. According to the World Health Organization, fungal infections are responsible for an estimated 1.5 million deaths each year. The limited availability of antifungal…

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Technology

ISRO’s Aditya-L1 Mission: Unveiling Solar Dynamics and Space Weather Mysteries

Wearable Breakthrough Shocks Science: Powering DNA with Electricity

The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on E-Commerce

4 Ways AI Will Influence Engineering in the Next Few Years

Ample and Mitsubishi Fuso Collaborate for Battery Swapping in Electric Trucks

Hybrid mRNA-Protein Vaccine Triggers 5x Higher Antibody Response in Mice

Revolutionary Synthetic Antibiotic Annihilates Drug-Resistant Superbugs

Scientists Detected Microplastics in Human Heart Tissues Pre and Post Surgery

China Will Now Use Robots to Maintain World’s Largest Radio Telescope FAST

Water Lily Holds the Key to New Antifungal Treatment

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