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Researchers from IIT Bombay harness the power of Silicon Nitride to optimize photonic technology

Researchers from IIT Bombay harness the power of Silicon Nitride to optimize photonic technology

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Researchers study the asymmetry in cell division to understand the symmetry of life

Researchers study the asymmetry in cell division to understand the symmetry of life

Asmita Sarkar
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Urban and wealthier households at a higher risk of cardiovascular diseases in India, finds study

Urban and wealthier households at a higher risk of cardiovascular diseases in India, finds study

Anushka Kale
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In a first, scientists use ultrasound to study ovarian hormones in Bonnet monkeys

In a first, scientists use ultrasound to study ovarian hormones in Bonnet monkeys

Moumita Laha
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Demystifying the mist

Demystifying the mist

Dennis C J
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Photograph 51 — When theatre meets science, and probes the drama behind the discovery of DNA |…

Photograph 51 — When theatre meets science, and probes the drama behind the discovery of DNA |…

Spoorthy Raman
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Researchers decode how cholesterol helps bacteria punch holes in our cells

Researchers decode how cholesterol helps bacteria punch holes in our cells

Paramananda Barman
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SciQs
Dragonflies and Damselflies

Dragonflies and Damselflies

Jigu
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Science Shots
Scientists cooking up silver oxide nanoparticles in a microwave

Scientists cooking up silver oxide nanoparticles in a microwave

Dennis C J
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Scientist make a case for net neutrality, with a study on differential internet pricing

Scientist make a case for net neutrality, with a study on different...

Tuesday, 31 October 2017 (Research Matters)
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Toxic algal blooms could be food for useful microalgae, shows study.

Toxic algal blooms could be food for useful microalgae, shows study.

Chlorella pyrenoidosa is a type of freshwater algae found around the world. It has been used in traditional Chinese medicine for a long…
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Tracing pollution along the length of Ramganga river

Tracing pollution along the length of Ramganga river

Ramganga, one of the tributaries of the hallowed river Ganges, originates in Uttarakhand flowing through Corbett National Park and Uttar…
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Study explores the mechanism behind generating gelatin based nanoparticles

Study explores the mechanism behind generating gelatin based nanopa...

What is common between albumin, gelatin and casein? They are all proteins! And not just that, they are proteins used for the synthesis of…
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