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India More Than Ready To Take Steps To Become Science Powerhouse: Nature
Pointing to India's achievements in the pharmaceutical arena, the British scientific journal Nature has said that along with being an economic power, India is "more than ready to take the next step towards becoming a science powerhouse".
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Electricity-Generating Windows Of Future? Scientists Design Low-Cost Transparent Solar Cells
The transparent solar panels are flexible and can be manufactured in a wide range of colours at an affordable price
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Fossilised Footprints of Extinct Species of Elephants Reveal a Prehistoric Nursery in Spain
A footprint of an extinct species of straight-tusked elephants that were wiped out in the last ice age has been discovered in Spain.
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Record 'Fast Radio Bursts' Detected From Deep Space: Study
The next challenge for the researchers, whose findings were reported in scientific journal Nature, is to pinpoint the locations of bursts on the sky.
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IBM Researchers Have Now Found a Way to Store Data on a Single Atom
The finding theoretically means that you could cram an entire catalogue of iTunes’ 35 million songs into a storage as big as a credit card.
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50 Million Year Old Sperm Found in Antarctica: Report
The world's oldest sperm cells preserved in a tiny cocoon in Antarctica for a whopping 50 million years have been recovered by researchers, a scientific journal has reported.
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India More Than Ready To Take Steps To Become Science Powerhouse: Nature
Pointing to India's achievements in the pharmaceutical arena, the British scientific journal Nature has said that along with being an economic power, India is "more than ready to take the next step towards becoming a science powerhouse".
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Electricity-Generating Windows Of Future? Scientists Design Low-Cost Transparent Solar Cells
The transparent solar panels are flexible and can be manufactured in a wide range of colours at an affordable price
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Fossilised Footprints of Extinct Species of Elephants Reveal a Prehistoric Nursery in Spain
A footprint of an extinct species of straight-tusked elephants that were wiped out in the last ice age has been discovered in Spain.
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Record 'Fast Radio Bursts' Detected From Deep Space: Study
The next challenge for the researchers, whose findings were reported in scientific journal Nature, is to pinpoint the locations of bursts on the sky.
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IBM Researchers Have Now Found a Way to Store Data on a Single Atom
The finding theoretically means that you could cram an entire catalogue of iTunes’ 35 million songs into a storage as big as a credit card.
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50 Million Year Old Sperm Found in Antarctica: Report
The world's oldest sperm cells preserved in a tiny cocoon in Antarctica for a whopping 50 million years have been recovered by researchers, a scientific journal has reported.
