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Improved Acoustic Tweezers Can Levitate, Move Objects Without Physical Contact Using Sound Waves
A technology to move and levitate objects using just sound waves has been developed by researchers. The technique was demonstrated on small polystyrene balls that were lifted off a reflective surface without any physical contact. The reseachers fine-tuned the so-called acoustic tweezers using an adaptive algorithm and further miniaturisation, to ma...
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Nanostructured, High-Performance Alloy Developed Using 3D-Printing: Details
Reseachers have developed a nanostructured high-entropy alloy that is far more ductile and stronger than other state-of-the-art additively manufactured materials. Created by researchers at from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and the Georgia Institute of Technology, the material could pave way for building higher-performance components used...
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Machine Learning Technique Used to Enable Teams of Robots to Work Together and Complete Tasks: Details
Scientists at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign have developed a method that to help multiple robots work together using artificial intelligence (AI) and complete tasks. Using multi-agent reinforcement learning, individual agents like drones and robots can often work together collaborate and complete a task when communication lines are op...
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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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Indian Car And SUV Ground Clearance Measurement Norms Change
The Automotive Reseach Association of India (ARAI) has announced changes in the norms of measuring the ground clearance of cars and SUVs sold in India. The ground clearance will now be measured in Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) conditions rather than when unladen.
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Google Science Journal for Android Helps Kids Conduct Experiments
The search giant has launched a new app called Science Journal in Google Play.
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Artificial Skin to Give People With Prosthetics Sense of Touch
Researchers have developed a new artificial skin that can 'feel' similar to the way a fingertip senses pressure, and may help people perceive sensation in their prosthetic limbs.
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ISRO's Mars Orbiter Mangalyaan Spots Satellite Phobos
Almost 20 days after it successfully entered the orbit of the Red Planet, Indian Space Research Organization's (ISRO) Mars Orbiter on Tuesday sent pictures of Phobos - the largest of the two natural satellites that orbit around Mars.
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Cement Which Reduces CO2 Emission Developed: Researchers
The researchers of Switzerland, India and Cuba have come together to develop limestone calcined clay cement (LC3) which will help reduce carbon dioxide emission (CO2) by almost 30 percent.
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Top Journal Retracts 'Game-Changer' Stem-Cell Study
Leading science journal Nature is withdrawing a stem-cell study published in January that had been hailed as a "game-changer" in the quest to grow transplant tissue.
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Research scholar found dead in laboratory in Agra college
A 23-year-old research scholar was found dead under mysterious circumstances in her laboratory at a private university here.
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Scientists say vaccine developed to temporarily stop HIV
A team of Spanish researchers say they have developed a therapeutic vaccine that can temporarily brake the growth of the HIV virus in infected patients.
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Blood clots not linked with flights
According to latest reseach low air pressure and low oxygen in airplanes do not appear to contribute to the formation of blood clots, which can lead to sudden death.
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Improved Acoustic Tweezers Can Levitate, Move Objects Without Physical Contact Using Sound Waves
A technology to move and levitate objects using just sound waves has been developed by researchers. The technique was demonstrated on small polystyrene balls that were lifted off a reflective surface without any physical contact. The reseachers fine-tuned the so-called acoustic tweezers using an adaptive algorithm and further miniaturisation, to ma...
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Nanostructured, High-Performance Alloy Developed Using 3D-Printing: Details
Reseachers have developed a nanostructured high-entropy alloy that is far more ductile and stronger than other state-of-the-art additively manufactured materials. Created by researchers at from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and the Georgia Institute of Technology, the material could pave way for building higher-performance components used...
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Machine Learning Technique Used to Enable Teams of Robots to Work Together and Complete Tasks: Details
Scientists at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign have developed a method that to help multiple robots work together using artificial intelligence (AI) and complete tasks. Using multi-agent reinforcement learning, individual agents like drones and robots can often work together collaborate and complete a task when communication lines are op...
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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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Indian Car And SUV Ground Clearance Measurement Norms Change
The Automotive Reseach Association of India (ARAI) has announced changes in the norms of measuring the ground clearance of cars and SUVs sold in India. The ground clearance will now be measured in Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) conditions rather than when unladen.
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Google Science Journal for Android Helps Kids Conduct Experiments
The search giant has launched a new app called Science Journal in Google Play.
-
Artificial Skin to Give People With Prosthetics Sense of Touch
Researchers have developed a new artificial skin that can 'feel' similar to the way a fingertip senses pressure, and may help people perceive sensation in their prosthetic limbs.
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ISRO's Mars Orbiter Mangalyaan Spots Satellite Phobos
Almost 20 days after it successfully entered the orbit of the Red Planet, Indian Space Research Organization's (ISRO) Mars Orbiter on Tuesday sent pictures of Phobos - the largest of the two natural satellites that orbit around Mars.
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Cement Which Reduces CO2 Emission Developed: Researchers
The researchers of Switzerland, India and Cuba have come together to develop limestone calcined clay cement (LC3) which will help reduce carbon dioxide emission (CO2) by almost 30 percent.
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Top Journal Retracts 'Game-Changer' Stem-Cell Study
Leading science journal Nature is withdrawing a stem-cell study published in January that had been hailed as a "game-changer" in the quest to grow transplant tissue.
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Research scholar found dead in laboratory in Agra college
A 23-year-old research scholar was found dead under mysterious circumstances in her laboratory at a private university here.
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Scientists say vaccine developed to temporarily stop HIV
A team of Spanish researchers say they have developed a therapeutic vaccine that can temporarily brake the growth of the HIV virus in infected patients.
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Blood clots not linked with flights
According to latest reseach low air pressure and low oxygen in airplanes do not appear to contribute to the formation of blood clots, which can lead to sudden death.
