All Strange Things About India and world
LOS ANGELES—Insisting their department provided crucial services that help maintain order in the city, law enforcement officials warned Wednesday that defunding the police could lead to a spike in crime…
Members of a cybersecurity team decided to hit the pavement and the results are pretty incredible. TechRepublic’s Karen Roby talked with Rahul Kashyap, the CEO of Awake Security, about his…
Credit: MIA Studio, Shutterstock About a third of all food produced for human consumption is lost or wasted globally each year, according to a report by the Food and Agricultural…
Plastics are everywhere. They’re in our clothes. They’re in our furniture. They’re even in our food, seeping in through all manner of bags, boxes, wrappings, liners and seals. Rip open…
Oxalis pes-caprae or Bermuda buttercup is native to South Africa, and has been introduced elsewhere as bee plant (for honey production) and for ornamental purposes. It is now widely naturalized…
Credit: CC0 Public Domain Many pharmaceuticals work by targeting what are known as ‘G-protein-coupled receptors.’ In a new study, scientists from Uppsala University describe how they have been able to…
The bond formation reaction in a gold trimer complex is initiated by a laser pulse, and a three-dimensional structure after a certain time delay is detected by an x-ray scattering…
Credit: CC0 Public Domain Life depends on an intricate game of hide-and-seek taking place inside the cell. New research, now published in the journal Nature, sheds light on the mechanisms…
When we discuss our skin-care routine with our friends and family, how often do we talk about our under-eye bags, puffiness or dark circles? We spend so much money and…
Credit: CC0 Public Domain A study from the European Horizon 2020 TiPES project confirms that the large uncertainties of climate models used in the IPCC reports might be reduced considerably…