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Memories Are Not Limited to Brain, New Study Claims
A study from NYU reveals that kidney and nerve cells can perform memory-like functions, suggesting memory capabilities are not restricted to the brain. By replicating a spaced learning process, scientists observed memory gene activation in these non-neural cells, expanding possibilities for enhancing learning and treating memory-related health issu...
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The Last of Us Part I PC Review: A Port So Disappointing, It Deserves an ‘Early Access’ Tag
The Last of Us Part 1 PC review: It’s downright baffling how Naughty Dog went with the 'release first, fix later' mentality for its most important PC release. Even after a 14GB patch, The Last of Us Part I suffers from poor memory management, leading to a highly compromised experience fueled by stutters, sound issues, unusually long loading times...
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90s Kids: These Two Wheelers Will Forever Remain A Part Of Our Childhood Memories
Some two-wheelers hold an immortalised space in our heads and hearts. If you grew up listening to the Hamara Bajaj and "Chal meri Luna jingles, this article will take you down the nostalgia lane.
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Rs 1.4 Crore Due On 6 Organisation For Space In Lutyens' Delhi: Minister
Centre has said space has been allotted to nine NGOs, trusts, memorials and social organisations in areas falling under the New Delhi Municipal Council.
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Hubble Space Telescope Down for Past Few Days, Says NASA
Hubble Space Telescope, which was launched in 1990, was down for the past few days after a technical problem with its payload computer, said NASA. But the American space agency insisted the telescope itself and scientific instruments that accompany it were "in good health".
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For Astronomy Buff Sushant Singh Rajput, A Tribute From France's International Space University
"We are deeply saddened by the dramatic news on the death of well-known Indian actor Sushant Singh Rajput," tweeted ISU on Monday
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Facebook Launches Tuned, a New Shared Space App for Couples
Facebook on Tuesday launched a new social app for couples called "Tuned" that allows partners to chat, share photos, music and have a timeline of shared memories between them.
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Karisma Kapoor Shares Memory Of Filming Zero Cameo With Sridevi. See Pic
Karisma Kapoor wrote: "Thank you for giving me the opportunity to share screen space with my all-time favourite Sridevi"
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Karunanidhi Buried At Chennai's Marina Beach, Next To Mentor Annadurai
M Karunanidhi, a towering figure in Tamil Nadu politics, was given a state funeral and buried at Chennai's Marina Beach on Wednesday, in the presence of the country's top politicians. A massive crowd followed the DMK patriarch's casket from Rajaji Hall, where leaders including Prime Minister Narendra Modi had paid tribute to him earlier in the day....
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VK Sasikala, Now In Bengaluru Jail, Seeks Meditation Space, Some Non-Veg Food
VK Sasikala, on Wednesday evening, drove up to a prison in Bengaluru where she has been sentenced to four years in prison for corruption in a case that involves J Jayalalithaa, the Chief Minister who died in December and was the leader of Tamil Nadu's ruling party, the AIADMK.
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Shiv Sena's Intended Birthday Present To Bal Thackeray: 8 Times Larger Memorial At Shivaji Park
How much space does the Shiv Sena want for Bal Thackeray? Exactly 11 months ago, Shiv Sainiks had marked the birth anniversary of party supremo Bal Thackeray with the inauguration of a 12x6 metre memorial torch in his honour at Shivaji Park.
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Bomb Threats at Human Rights Site Before Argentine Vote
Police in Argentina evacuated a historically sensitive human rights center after it received bomb threats on Friday, two days before a potentially transformative presidential election.
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NASA is Opening Up Hundreds of Patents to Inventors, For Free
From the memory foam in your mattress to the advanced alloys in your tennis racquet, NASA is behind some of the biggest technological advances of our time. Now, the space agency is giving other inventors the chance to build on those by letting them use its patents - for free.
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Humanoid Robot to Pass on Key Science to ISS Astronauts
A team of French researchers has developed "an autobiographical memory" for the only robot on the International Space Station (ISS) which will help the robot liaise between the astronauts that change every six months in order to pass on information.
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Memories Are Not Limited to Brain, New Study Claims
A study from NYU reveals that kidney and nerve cells can perform memory-like functions, suggesting memory capabilities are not restricted to the brain. By replicating a spaced learning process, scientists observed memory gene activation in these non-neural cells, expanding possibilities for enhancing learning and treating memory-related health issu...
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The Last of Us Part I PC Review: A Port So Disappointing, It Deserves an ‘Early Access’ Tag
The Last of Us Part 1 PC review: It’s downright baffling how Naughty Dog went with the 'release first, fix later' mentality for its most important PC release. Even after a 14GB patch, The Last of Us Part I suffers from poor memory management, leading to a highly compromised experience fueled by stutters, sound issues, unusually long loading times...
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90s Kids: These Two Wheelers Will Forever Remain A Part Of Our Childhood Memories
Some two-wheelers hold an immortalised space in our heads and hearts. If you grew up listening to the Hamara Bajaj and "Chal meri Luna jingles, this article will take you down the nostalgia lane.
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Rs 1.4 Crore Due On 6 Organisation For Space In Lutyens' Delhi: Minister
Centre has said space has been allotted to nine NGOs, trusts, memorials and social organisations in areas falling under the New Delhi Municipal Council.
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Hubble Space Telescope Down for Past Few Days, Says NASA
Hubble Space Telescope, which was launched in 1990, was down for the past few days after a technical problem with its payload computer, said NASA. But the American space agency insisted the telescope itself and scientific instruments that accompany it were "in good health".
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For Astronomy Buff Sushant Singh Rajput, A Tribute From France's International Space University
"We are deeply saddened by the dramatic news on the death of well-known Indian actor Sushant Singh Rajput," tweeted ISU on Monday
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Facebook Launches Tuned, a New Shared Space App for Couples
Facebook on Tuesday launched a new social app for couples called "Tuned" that allows partners to chat, share photos, music and have a timeline of shared memories between them.
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Karisma Kapoor Shares Memory Of Filming Zero Cameo With Sridevi. See Pic
Karisma Kapoor wrote: "Thank you for giving me the opportunity to share screen space with my all-time favourite Sridevi"
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Karunanidhi Buried At Chennai's Marina Beach, Next To Mentor Annadurai
M Karunanidhi, a towering figure in Tamil Nadu politics, was given a state funeral and buried at Chennai's Marina Beach on Wednesday, in the presence of the country's top politicians. A massive crowd followed the DMK patriarch's casket from Rajaji Hall, where leaders including Prime Minister Narendra Modi had paid tribute to him earlier in the day....
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VK Sasikala, Now In Bengaluru Jail, Seeks Meditation Space, Some Non-Veg Food
VK Sasikala, on Wednesday evening, drove up to a prison in Bengaluru where she has been sentenced to four years in prison for corruption in a case that involves J Jayalalithaa, the Chief Minister who died in December and was the leader of Tamil Nadu's ruling party, the AIADMK.
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Shiv Sena's Intended Birthday Present To Bal Thackeray: 8 Times Larger Memorial At Shivaji Park
How much space does the Shiv Sena want for Bal Thackeray? Exactly 11 months ago, Shiv Sainiks had marked the birth anniversary of party supremo Bal Thackeray with the inauguration of a 12x6 metre memorial torch in his honour at Shivaji Park.
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Bomb Threats at Human Rights Site Before Argentine Vote
Police in Argentina evacuated a historically sensitive human rights center after it received bomb threats on Friday, two days before a potentially transformative presidential election.
-
NASA is Opening Up Hundreds of Patents to Inventors, For Free
From the memory foam in your mattress to the advanced alloys in your tennis racquet, NASA is behind some of the biggest technological advances of our time. Now, the space agency is giving other inventors the chance to build on those by letting them use its patents - for free.
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Humanoid Robot to Pass on Key Science to ISS Astronauts
A team of French researchers has developed "an autobiographical memory" for the only robot on the International Space Station (ISS) which will help the robot liaise between the astronauts that change every six months in order to pass on information.
