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Hydrogenases Pave a Way to Produce Hydrogen More Efficiently
For the first time in history, it has been analyzed by researchers that there is a way through which we could be able to produce hydrogen, and the compound is totally inspired by nature, and now it is totally described in detail. These findings come
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Human Brain is Designed to Navigate Socioeconomic Differences
Researchers have recently found that the brain responds in a very different way when we talk to people with different socioeconomic backgrounds from our own compared to when we talk with someone having the same socioeconomic background as ours. Resea
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Babies Twitching Movement during Sleep is Due to Increased Brain Activity
According to a study, it has been seen that human babies have very irregular sleeping behavior. It is found that babies twitched during sleep, which increases when they enter the second major phase of sleep, which is called quiet sleep. The functiona
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Transparent Electrodes Could Soon be the Reality
Solar energy is considered to be the green form of energy with a lot of future potential. Solar energy is very much used in today's generation because it is one of the most cost-efficient forms of energy that traps sunlight energy in solar cells. In
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Surface Topography of Breasts Implants Could Lead to Severe Health Complications
A survey conducted revealed that around 400,000 people, mostly women, receive silicon breast implants every year, and because of this, people are suffering from severe health complications. The health index of people is gradually decreasing at a very
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Human Hairs Could be Used to Make Carbon Nano Dots for Solar Cells
Many researchers are planning to improve the cutting edge solar technology, and they have created carbon dots with human hair, sourced from a barbershop to make armor for improving performance, according to a new study published in the journal of mat
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Human Body Could Charge Wearable Electronic Gadgets in Future
Technology is rapidly growing, and there are always new possibilities for technology. Every day people are creating something new so that it would reduce the difficulties and problems present in our daily life. The manufacturing and production of wea
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A New Study Could Help Migraine Patients
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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Scientists Found Out Ways to Increase Flexoelectricity in Elastomers
What do the following things have in common: an implanted medical device with its own power supply, a squishy human-like robot and how do we hear sound of different things? The answer to why these two dissimilar technology and biological phenomena
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Proper Circadian clock and Good Quality Diet Important to Maintain Healthy Fat
Scientists at University of Texas carried out a study that suggests that changing the eating habits or altering the circadian clock could severely affect the heathy fat tissues throughout the lifespan of a person. The eating habits of lot of individu
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New Study about Androgens Can Help Scientists to Find a Better Cure for Prostate Cancer
Researchers at the UVA Cancer Center in a new study have found out how hormones known as androgens work in our cells. This groundbreaking discovery could pave the way in the development better treatments for breast, ovarian and prostate cancers. The
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Ancient Wooden Structure Found was Used for Supernatural Rituals
The Noceto Vasca Votiva is a unique wooden structure that was excavated in 2005 on a small hill in northern Italy. It is constructed mainly of oak wood and its size is slightly larger than a backyard swimming pool. Till date it’s still a mystery what
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