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Artic Sea Microbes Reveals Promising Prospects For Antibiotics: Study
A team of Finnish researchers has developed a new suite of methods to test for the antivirulence and antibacterial effect of hundreds of unknown compounds from the Arctic Sea.
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Scientists Reveal How Love Lights Up Different Parts Of Human Brain
Researchers from Aalto University in Finland utilised functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to measure brain activity while subjects mulled brief stories related to six different types of love.
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Breakthrough As Finland Researchers Develop New Algorithm To Predict Sudden Cardiac Death
The new algorithm makes use of a particular metric called detrended fluctuation analysis (DFA2 a1), which can detect changes in heart rate variability over time.
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Is A Brain Network Linked To Stuttering? What Research Found
An international team of scientists from Finland, Canada, the US, and New Zealand has discovered a specific brain network hub that plays a key role in stuttering, an advance that can lead to new treatment options.
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National Quantum Mission Worth Rs. 6,003 Crore Approved By Union Cabinet: Details
The National Quantum Mission (NQM) was approved by the Union Cabinet on Wednesday. The NQM involves a cost of Rs 6,003.65 crore from 2023-24 to 2030-31 and will help nurture and scale up scientific and industrial research and development in quantum technology in the country. India joins the US, Austria, Finland, France, Canada and China as the seve...
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India Clocked 0.07 Percent Crypto Tax Payers; Over 99 Percent Global Investors Evaded Dues: Divly Report
It is estimated that only 0.07 percent of Indian crypto owners actually declared and paid their taxes in the year of 2022. The finding has been published by Divly, a Sweden-based tech research firm. With 4.09 percent, Finland clocked the maximum crypto tax payment rate, while India secured the 22nd rank on the index.
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Finland Launches Worlds First Battery Made Out Of Sand
Researchers from Finland have erected the first completely functional "sand battery" in the world, which can store green power for months at a time.
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Study Suggests People Who Spend Time In Greenery Use Less Medicine
The researchers used information from almost 6,000 people living in Helsinki, utilising prescription drugs for ailments.
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Believe It Or Not: Scientist Are Making Mock Meat Out Of Air And Soil - Find How
A recent video by World Economic Forum states that researchers at Finland are making meat-substitutes with air and soil.
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Economists From Britain, Finland Win Nobel For Research On Pay, Rewards
British-born Oliver Hart and Finland's Bengt Holmstrom won the Nobel Economics Prize on Monday for work that addresses a host of questions from how best to reward executives to whether schools and prisons should be privately owned.
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Healthy Diet Develops Better Reading Skills In Children
A healthy diet may develop better reading skills in the first three school years, shows a recent study from Finland. The study involved 161 children aged 6-8 years old and the quality of their diet was analysed using food diaries and their academic skills with the help of standardised tests.
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Less Sleep, Mood Disorders Trigger Nightmares
Showing a clear connection between overall well being and nightmares, Finnish researchers have found that symptoms of depression and insomnia are the strongest predictors of having frequent nightmares.
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'Dead Zone' in the Gulf of Mexico is the Size of Connecticut
Scientists say a man-made "dead zone" in the Gulf of Mexico is as big as the state of Connecticut.
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InTouch interface developed, allows media transfer via touch between devices
Finland's VTT Technical Research Centre has developed a new interface that allows media transfer between devices via touch.
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China's Huawei will open R&D centre on Nokia's home turf
Chinese telecom firm Huawei today announced plans to invest 70 million euros ($90 million) to open up a research and development centre for smart phone and tablet software in Finland, home to rival Nokia.
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Artic Sea Microbes Reveals Promising Prospects For Antibiotics: Study
A team of Finnish researchers has developed a new suite of methods to test for the antivirulence and antibacterial effect of hundreds of unknown compounds from the Arctic Sea.
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Scientists Reveal How Love Lights Up Different Parts Of Human Brain
Researchers from Aalto University in Finland utilised functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to measure brain activity while subjects mulled brief stories related to six different types of love.
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Breakthrough As Finland Researchers Develop New Algorithm To Predict Sudden Cardiac Death
The new algorithm makes use of a particular metric called detrended fluctuation analysis (DFA2 a1), which can detect changes in heart rate variability over time.
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Is A Brain Network Linked To Stuttering? What Research Found
An international team of scientists from Finland, Canada, the US, and New Zealand has discovered a specific brain network hub that plays a key role in stuttering, an advance that can lead to new treatment options.
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National Quantum Mission Worth Rs. 6,003 Crore Approved By Union Cabinet: Details
The National Quantum Mission (NQM) was approved by the Union Cabinet on Wednesday. The NQM involves a cost of Rs 6,003.65 crore from 2023-24 to 2030-31 and will help nurture and scale up scientific and industrial research and development in quantum technology in the country. India joins the US, Austria, Finland, France, Canada and China as the seve...
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India Clocked 0.07 Percent Crypto Tax Payers; Over 99 Percent Global Investors Evaded Dues: Divly Report
It is estimated that only 0.07 percent of Indian crypto owners actually declared and paid their taxes in the year of 2022. The finding has been published by Divly, a Sweden-based tech research firm. With 4.09 percent, Finland clocked the maximum crypto tax payment rate, while India secured the 22nd rank on the index.
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Finland Launches Worlds First Battery Made Out Of Sand
Researchers from Finland have erected the first completely functional "sand battery" in the world, which can store green power for months at a time.
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Study Suggests People Who Spend Time In Greenery Use Less Medicine
The researchers used information from almost 6,000 people living in Helsinki, utilising prescription drugs for ailments.
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Believe It Or Not: Scientist Are Making Mock Meat Out Of Air And Soil - Find How
A recent video by World Economic Forum states that researchers at Finland are making meat-substitutes with air and soil.
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Economists From Britain, Finland Win Nobel For Research On Pay, Rewards
British-born Oliver Hart and Finland's Bengt Holmstrom won the Nobel Economics Prize on Monday for work that addresses a host of questions from how best to reward executives to whether schools and prisons should be privately owned.
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Healthy Diet Develops Better Reading Skills In Children
A healthy diet may develop better reading skills in the first three school years, shows a recent study from Finland. The study involved 161 children aged 6-8 years old and the quality of their diet was analysed using food diaries and their academic skills with the help of standardised tests.
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Less Sleep, Mood Disorders Trigger Nightmares
Showing a clear connection between overall well being and nightmares, Finnish researchers have found that symptoms of depression and insomnia are the strongest predictors of having frequent nightmares.
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'Dead Zone' in the Gulf of Mexico is the Size of Connecticut
Scientists say a man-made "dead zone" in the Gulf of Mexico is as big as the state of Connecticut.
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InTouch interface developed, allows media transfer via touch between devices
Finland's VTT Technical Research Centre has developed a new interface that allows media transfer between devices via touch.
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China's Huawei will open R&D centre on Nokia's home turf
Chinese telecom firm Huawei today announced plans to invest 70 million euros ($90 million) to open up a research and development centre for smart phone and tablet software in Finland, home to rival Nokia.
