IIT Madras made full member of CMS experiment at CERN Zee News
New Delhi: IIT Madras has become the first IIT to be made a full member of the CMS experiment at CERN, the European Organisation for Nuclear Research, and will get several opportunities in a large number of related technologies initiated and applied at ...
IIT-Madras joins CERN experimentThe Hindu
CERN to Collaborate with IIT-M for its ExperimentJagran Josh
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New Delhi: IIT Madras has become the first IIT to be made a full member of the CMS experiment at CERN, the European Organisation for Nuclear Research, and will get several opportunities in a large number of related technologies initiated and applied at ...
IIT-Madras joins CERN experiment
CERN to Collaborate with IIT-M for its Experiment
Particle Fever by director Mark Levinson catches the Large Hadron Collider in ... The Age
Physicist Fabiola Gianotti (far left) and her team celebrate the identification of the Higgs Boson in the Large Hadron Collider, in the documentary Particle Fever. It's not the way most film directors start their careers. Thirty years ago, Mark Levinson had ...
U.S. Particle Physics Program Aims for the FutureScientific American (blog)
IIT-Madras To Unlock Biggest Mysteries Of The Universe With CERNBusinessinsider India
CERN makes public the first data from LHC experimentsdomain-B
New Scientist
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Physicist Fabiola Gianotti (far left) and her team celebrate the identification of the Higgs Boson in the Large Hadron Collider, in the documentary Particle Fever. It's not the way most film directors start their careers. Thirty years ago, Mark Levinson had ...
U.S. Particle Physics Program Aims for the Future
IIT-Madras To Unlock Biggest Mysteries Of The Universe With CERN
CERN makes public the first data from LHC experiments
Mammal fossil may tie together mammals from Madagascar and India Washington Post
A portly hoofed animal about the size of a wild pig may help solve a mystery of evolution and continental drift that dates back 55 million years. The mammal, which may have weighed 45 to 75 pounds, probably occupied a branch of the evolutionary tree right ...
Wild pig-sized ancestor of rhinos, horses roamed across IndiaDelhi Daily News
Wild Pig-sized Ancestor of Rhinos, Horses Wandered Across IndiaBeta Wired
Interesting Fossil discovery in India links Horses and Rhinoceroses to common ...Maine News Online
Valley News
Sci-News.com
The New Age Online
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A portly hoofed animal about the size of a wild pig may help solve a mystery of evolution and continental drift that dates back 55 million years. The mammal, which may have weighed 45 to 75 pounds, probably occupied a branch of the evolutionary tree right ...
Wild pig-sized ancestor of rhinos, horses roamed across India
Wild Pig-sized Ancestor of Rhinos, Horses Wandered Across India
Interesting Fossil discovery in India links Horses and Rhinoceroses to common ...
The NDTV Dialogues: Climate Change And Its Impact NDTV
In this episode, we look at one of the most pressing realities of our time - climate change and its impact on the world around us. The United States and China - the two largest polluters in the world - sprung surprise recently by committing to cut emission ...
Protecting biodiversity with rigourThe Hindu
Journos discuss challenge in climate changeAssam Tribune
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In this episode, we look at one of the most pressing realities of our time - climate change and its impact on the world around us. The United States and China - the two largest polluters in the world - sprung surprise recently by committing to cut emission ...
Protecting biodiversity with rigour
Journos discuss challenge in climate change
Asteroids make bizarre diamonds on Earth: Study Economic Times
WASHINGTON: Asteroid impacts on Earth may give rise to rare, structurally bizarre diamonds on our planet, a new study suggests. Scientists have settled a longstanding controversy over a purported rare form of diamond called lonsdaleite - formed by impact ...
Bizarre diamonds 'lonsdaleite' originated from asteroid impacts on EarthBusiness Standard
Asteroid Impacts Create Deformed DiamondsNature World News
Asteroid made bizarre diamonds on earth: StudyTimes of India
Science World Report
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WASHINGTON: Asteroid impacts on Earth may give rise to rare, structurally bizarre diamonds on our planet, a new study suggests. Scientists have settled a longstanding controversy over a purported rare form of diamond called lonsdaleite - formed by impact ...
Bizarre diamonds 'lonsdaleite' originated from asteroid impacts on Earth
Asteroid Impacts Create Deformed Diamonds
Asteroid made bizarre diamonds on earth: Study
How To Convey Power With Your Voice Forbes
Before Margaret Thatcher became prime minister of the United Kingdom, she went through extensive voice coaching designed to make her sound more powerful. The coaching did three things to her voice: It raised the pitch at which she spoke, it kept that ...
How to Sound More PowerfulWall Street Journal (blog)
A voice of authority: People can recgonize high-power voices, study findsCTV News
Margaret Thatcher study: Power changes the way people speakTelegraph.co.uk
Economic Times
Times of India
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Before Margaret Thatcher became prime minister of the United Kingdom, she went through extensive voice coaching designed to make her sound more powerful. The coaching did three things to her voice: It raised the pitch at which she spoke, it kept that ...
How to Sound More Powerful
A voice of authority: People can recgonize high-power voices, study finds
Margaret Thatcher study: Power changes the way people speak
Improve quality of teaching, says Prez Times of India
Bengaluru: President Pranab Mukherjee on Tuesday gave a clarion call to improve the quality of teaching and teachers at every level, particularly schools. After inaugurating the Commonwealth Science Conference organized by the Royal Society at IISc here, ...
Science should benefit common man: PresidentFirstpost
President Pranab Mukherjee calls for international collaboration in scienceDeccan Chronicle
'Scientists Should Share Their Work'The New Indian Express
The Hindu
Economic Times
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Bengaluru: President Pranab Mukherjee on Tuesday gave a clarion call to improve the quality of teaching and teachers at every level, particularly schools. After inaugurating the Commonwealth Science Conference organized by the Royal Society at IISc here, ...
Science should benefit common man: President
President Pranab Mukherjee calls for international collaboration in science
'Scientists Should Share Their Work'
India's wildlife crisis Livemint
India has among the highest proportions of threatened species (threatened species as a percentage of total species) in the world. Each chart features the top 10 countries in terms of the number of species in that category. Recently, the United Nations added ...
The Red List - a health check for the planet and the species we are failingWestern Morning News
Exclusive Preview Of The Art Exhibition 'Here Today...' For The 50th Anniversary ...Getty Images
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India has among the highest proportions of threatened species (threatened species as a percentage of total species) in the world. Each chart features the top 10 countries in terms of the number of species in that category. Recently, the United Nations added ...
The Red List - a health check for the planet and the species we are failing
Exclusive Preview Of The Art Exhibition 'Here Today...' For The 50th Anniversary ...
PhD student adapts cheap microscope and saves £100000 BBC News
A PhD student from Brunel University London has saved himself £100,000 by 'hacking' his own kit. Adam Lynch created his own inverted microscope by adapting a cheap instrument he bought online. Adam realised a USB microscope he had purchased from ...
DIY microscope could save scientists thousands of dollarsUPI.com
New high-tech microscope for cheap disease testingTimes of India
Hacked microscope could help millionsPune Mirror
Phys.Org
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A PhD student from Brunel University London has saved himself £100,000 by 'hacking' his own kit. Adam Lynch created his own inverted microscope by adapting a cheap instrument he bought online. Adam realised a USB microscope he had purchased from ...
DIY microscope could save scientists thousands of dollars
New high-tech microscope for cheap disease testing
Hacked microscope could help millions
Assam NGO gets UN award Calcutta Telegraph
Guwahati, Nov. 25: Aaranyak, an Assam-based NGO working for the conservation of nature, has won an United Nations award for its community-based flood early warning system that has benefited 40 villages in flood-prone Dhemaji and Lakhimpur districts.
Rare UN honour for AaranyakAssam Times
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Guwahati, Nov. 25: Aaranyak, an Assam-based NGO working for the conservation of nature, has won an United Nations award for its community-based flood early warning system that has benefited 40 villages in flood-prone Dhemaji and Lakhimpur districts.
Rare UN honour for Aaranyak
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