Google remembers Heinrich Hertz
With an animated graphics showing electromagnetic wave on its home page, search engine Google today marked the 155th birth anniversary of Heinrich Rudolf Hertz, the German physicist who had discov... »
IPL pads up for fifth innings
Can IPL-5 put its best foot forward and become a cracker of a contest, on and off the field? »
Now, a gel to repair tissues damaged by heart attacks
Researchers claim to have developed a new injectable hydrogel which they say could be used to repair tissue damaged by heart attacks.
A team at the University of California, led b... »
Scientists nail gene behind insomnia
Scientists claim to have discovered an “insomnia gene,” a major finding which may pave the way for an effective treatment for the sleep disorder.
A team at Rockefeller University... »
Mumbai sea swim contest set to resume
Stopped after the 26/11 terror attack, the annual open sea swimming competition from Sunk Rock to Gateway of India will be held after a gap of four years on February 25.
Over 500... »
Cash does not add to investor appeal
Analysis shows that no matter how adventurous investors may be, they seem to assign more weight to a company's growth prospects determined by the business and sector it operates in, than to its idle cash coffers. »
Benarasi babu weaves magic
On the trail of the celebrated Benarasi weave, with Master craftsman Maqbool Hasan. »
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