Education Information Policy Indications Parent Interventions Teacher Insights Science Innovations Technology Inceptions Life Inspirations Leadership Instincts November 20, 2018 HOME EDU SERVICES Parents Teachers Students Institutions Policy Makers Service Providers EDU LANDSCAPE Higher Studies Career Outlook Entrepreneurship Design Your Life Earn While You Learn EDU SUPPORT Stipends & Grants Scholarships & Sponsorships Prizes & Awards Gift & Donations Loans & Investment Fellowships & Endowments EDU RESOURCE Skill Academy Pallikkutam MOOCS Learning Assistance Counselling EDU CAMPAIGNS International Campaigns National Campaigns Regional Campaigns My Campaigns EDU RETREAT Art & Literature Hobbies & Trends Health & Lifestyle Vacations & Trips Holidays Creative Living EDU LITERATURE Books Movies Short Films Performing Arts Group Games Blogs LOGIN CENTRE Login Centre Leadership Instincts: A new tool to decide on making or breaking a dam developed | Science Innovations: The death and resurrection of kilogram | Parent Interventions: Music improves communication skills of autistic children | Teacher Insights: Do you undergo ‘social jet lag’? | Parent Interventions: Social media could affect self-esteem of women | Technology Inceptions: Raspberry Pi 3 Model A+ With 512MB RAM, 5GHz Wi-Fi Connectivity Launched | Technology Inceptions: AMD Radeon RX 590 Mid-Range GPU Announced for Full-HD PC Gaming | Leadership Instincts: When ‘small changes’ better than ‘no change’ at all | Science Innovations: Alexa and Siri may in future learn language as kids do! | Teacher Insights: Ideas are contagious as disease | Science Innovations: Universe: Why is there something, instead of nothing? | Technology Inceptions: NASA's Hubble Telescope finds smiling face in space | Cover Story: HOME TRANSFORMERS FAMILIES WILL NEVER BE THE SAME | Cover Story: Thou shalt not discriminate | Rajagiri Round Table: FOR AN EQUAL SHARE OF THE PIE | Home Edu News Science Innovations Search for: 19-11-2018 The death and resurrection of kilogram On 16th November, 2018, scientists from around the world met at the General Conference on Weights and Measures in Versailles, France, and voted to change... 13-11-2018 Alexa and Siri may in future learn lan... Researchers of Massachusetts Institute of Technology have developed a “semantic parser” that learns through observation to more closely mimic a child’s ... 10-11-2018 Universe: Why is there something, inst... A group of scientists from Japan conducted an experiment, called T2K experiment, on neutrino and anti-neutrino oscillation frequencies, the outcome of which ... 27-10-2018 Material that regulate temperature jus... Researchers of University of Nottingham have come out with cutting-edge material that can regulate its own temperature and could equally be used to treat burn... 26-10-2018 Nanotubes makes way for better batteri... #Scientists of Rice University have developed a method using carbon nanotubes to quench lithium metal dendrites in batteries so that they charge faster & longer 26-10-2018 Groundbreaking technology for transmis... Researchers at the University of Bonn, Germany, presented a new method to develop quantum repeaters that can pass quantum information over long distances, by ... 25-10-2018 Cloud bursting probes open ways for la... #Researchers at the University of Geneva, Switzerland, have developed an ultra-hot laser that can pierce through clouds by creating a temporary hole in them. 25-10-2018 Crops respond differently towards heat... #As climate change with more frequent heat waves threaten crop production, world is in search of new drought-resistant varieties of different crops. 22-10-2018 Moon betrays the infant secrets of ear... A team of astronomers led by Dr Benjamin McKinley, who works with the Murchison Widefield Array telescope in Western Australia, have shown how the moon could ... 16-10-2018 Scientists discover “ultra-stripped ... An international research team discovered the first recorded "ultra-stripped supernova," a rare, faint type of supernova that is believed to play a role in th... 16-10-2018 Canadian researchers develop world’s... #Researchers of (INRS), Canada have developed the world's fastest camera, named T-CUP, which is capable of capturing ten trillion frames per second. 16-10-2018 GenNext Solar Cells with Record-breaki... # Researchers of the AMIF , Switzerland have found a way to stabilize the perovskite solar cells at room temperature with efficiency 20.35%. 12345...1415
