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New Self-Powered Biosensor Detects and Eliminates Bacteria Safe Water And Food

Jagadeesh Kancharana - March 3, 2025

In a breakthrough that unites the precision of nanotechnology with the critical needs of modern healthcare, researchers have unveiled a cutting-edge self-powered biosensor that leverages metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) to detect bacteria like Escherichia...

Health

New Self-Powered Biosensor Detects and Eliminates Bacteria Safe Water And Food

Jagadeesh Kancharana - March 3, 2025

World’s Largest Call Centre Uses AI Powered Accent Neutralization To Reduce Discrimination

Jagadeesh Kancharana - March 2, 2025

Culture

Stalagmites from Moroccan Caves: Tracing the Sahara’s Lost Waters from 8000 years

Santhosh K Chowdary - March 2, 2025

Big Chronicles

Time Machine: Concorde 001 Prototype Took off On Its Maiden Flight On March 2

Jagadeesh Kancharana - March 2, 2025

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New Self-Powered Biosensor Detects and Eliminates Bacteria Safe Water And Food

Jagadeesh Kancharana - March 3, 2025

World’s Largest Call Centre Uses AI Powered Accent Neutralization To Reduce Discrimination

In the dynamic world of customer service, artificial intelligence (AI) is orchestrating a symphony of innovations. Accent neutralization emerging as a pivotal movement AI is enabling bridge the gap....

Jagadeesh Kancharana - March 2, 2025

Culture

Stalagmites from Moroccan Caves: Tracing the Sahara’s Lost Waters from 8000 years

The Sahara Desert, a geographical area often synonymous with endless dunes and relentless sun, harbors secrets beneath its sands—secrets that challenge our perceptions of its arid history. Recent studies...

Santhosh K Chowdary - March 2, 2025

Big Chronicles

Time Machine: Concorde 001 Prototype Took off On Its Maiden Flight On March 2

On March 2, 1969, the aviation world witnessed a gigantic leap forward as the Concorde 001 prototype launched on its maiden flight from Toulouse, France. This event marked the...

Jagadeesh Kancharana - March 2, 2025

Well Being

Constant Happiness-Seeking Can Deplete Self Control: New Study

In our persistent pursuit of happiness, we often find ourselves trapped in a paradox. The more we strive to be happy, the more elusive it becomes. Recent research from...

Jagadeesh Kancharana - March 1, 2025

Big Chronicles

Time Machine: IMF Commenced Financial Operations on March 01

On March 1, 1947, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) officially commenced its financial operations, marking a pivotal moment in the history of global economic cooperation. IMF is a major...

Jagadeesh Kancharana - March 2, 2025

Innovation

China Launches World’s First Robot Dog Athletics Competition

Imagine a racing track buzzing with excitement with robotic dogs racing, jumping, and maneuvering through complex terrains with remarkable agility. Sounds like science fiction? Not anymore. In a groundbreaking...

Jagadeesh Kancharana - March 1, 2025

Big Chronicles

Time Machine: Soviet Union Mir launched on February 19, 1986

On this day, February 19, 1986, a new era of human space exploration began with the launch of the Mir Space Station’s first module. The Soviet Union, known for...

Jagadeesh Kancharana - March 2, 2025

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Health

New Self-Powered Biosensor Detects and Eliminates Bacteria Safe Water And Food

Jagadeesh Kancharana - March 3, 2025

World’s Largest Call Centre Uses AI Powered Accent Neutralization To Reduce Discrimination

Jagadeesh Kancharana - March 2, 2025

Culture

Stalagmites from Moroccan Caves: Tracing the Sahara’s Lost Waters from 8000 years

Santhosh K Chowdary - March 2, 2025

Big Chronicles

Time Machine: Concorde 001 Prototype Took off On Its Maiden Flight On March 2

Jagadeesh Kancharana - March 2, 2025

Human Genome Project: Finding life’s route map

The Human Genome Project (HGP), initiated in 1990, was an unprecedented international effort aimed at mapping and sequencing the entire human genome. Over 13...

Sanjana Kashyap - October 26, 2024

Health

Skeleton speaks: Bones reveal the usage of the tobacco after centuries

Tobacco use is often associated with respiratory and cardiovascular health issues, but its impact extends even deeper—literally to our bones. Recent studies reveal that...

Sanjana Kashyap - October 26, 2024

Mental Fitness

Digital Detox: Disconnection strategy for mind development

Do you ever catch yourself mindlessly scrolling, only to realize hours have vanished into the digital abyss? You are not alone. Studies have shown...

Sanjana Kashyap - October 26, 2024

Culture

2000 years old Skeletons depicted in Indiana Jones are discovered in the secret Tomb

Recently, remarkable news broke when a team of researchers led by Dr. Pearce Paul Creasman, executive director of the American Center of Research (ACOR),...

Mahima Kumari - October 25, 2024

Innovation

Nirbhay Missile: Indigenous Technology Cruise Care of India

Latest in buzz, India’s Nirbhay Missile, An Indigenous Technology Cruise Missile (ITCM) has captured the attention of defense enthusiasts, analysts, and military strategists alike,...

Mahima Kumari - October 25, 2024

Curious Moves

Concorde: A supersonic dream made final flight on this day

The Concorde, a supersonic passenger jet, was a symbol of technological achievement. Capable of flying at twice the speed of sound (Mach 2), it...

Mahima Kumari - October 24, 2024

Environment

Green Hydrogen Project: Adani to create 10k jobs in India

In an exciting new project, the Adani Group plans to blend green hydrogen with natural gas in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. This significant move aims to...

Mahima Kumari - October 24, 2024

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