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Scientists Tried to Study Exoskeletons of Beetle for the First Time
The beetles are creatures with built-in body armor which provides protection to them from other species and adverse weather conditions. They are like small tanks covered with hard shells called exoskeleton that protects their soft bodies as they don'
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Cancer Couls Soon Be Treated By Gold Nanoparticles
Scientists have created an environmentally friendly and healthy protocol to optimize the gold nanoparticles with morphology for near-infrared (NIR) light absorption. For this, there is a use of a specific biomolecule called peptide B3. Scientists rep
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Advancement in Wind Turbine Technology Could Give Us More Reliable Power Source
Wind turbines are used to convert wind power into a more useful form of energy, that is, electricity. Nowadays, as the generation is moving towards the renewable and cleaner source of energy, power generation from wind proves to be a good and sustain
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Tech Giant Companies Come Together to Build an Energy-Efficient "Green Software"
Tech giants like Microsoft, Accenture Plc, and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. are working with nonprofits organizations like the Linux Foundation and some climate groups to share ways and develop low-carbon emitting software which would help in reducing th
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Scientists Now Could See Inside the Lithium Ion Batteries
Smartphones have been used by almost most people in the world, and the market for smartphones is growing very rapidly. Researchers have created a unique lab-based technique that enables them to see inside the lithium-ion batteries and follows lithium
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Scientists Found A Better Technique that Dissipates Heat Faster in Processors
The engineers of UCL have perfectly demonstrated a profitable and successful integration of a novel semiconductor material that is used into high-power computers chips and helps reduce the heat of the processors and ultimately improves their performa
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Robinhood Traders Finally Files To Go Public On Stock Exchange
Robinhood, a high-flying online investment service, has officially announced to have paperwork filed to take the company public. The company is very much popular among young investors and traders. It has shown immense growth even in times of pandemic
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Pinterest Became the First Online Platform To Ban Weight Loss Ads
We live in a world where the advertisement has a lot of influence over people's minds, and they just believe what is being shown to them. It has some good effects as well as some bad effects. Pinterest, a popular online bulletin board, had recently b
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Migraine Patients have Hyper Active Visual Cortex
There are many individuals who are suffering the brain complications such as migraine, and the problem is increasing very rapidly, and so the health index of many regions is becoming low. According to new research, individuals who suffer from migrain
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Global Tax Reforms Comes a Step Closer as Backed by 130 Countries
A total of 130 countries have mutually agreed on a global agreement of tax reform, ensuring that multinationals have to pay their fair share wherever they are operating. Some E.U. states refused to sign up. Once the deal is implemented, many global c
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Fully Transparent Solar Cells Could Soon Be a Reality
Solar energy is renewable source of energy which is now being increasingly used in homes, offices and industries. Researchers at Penn State University have developed a semitransparent perovskite solar cell that is highly efficient in nature. Interest
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Electronic Devices Failure Could Soon be Reduced Thanks to the New Study
Researchers at CU Boulder have taken a major step forwarding in combining advanced computer simulations with artificial intelligence to try to predict and detect failures in electronics such as transistor failure in cellphones.This research was led b
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