Times of India
Typhoon Adds Urgency for UN Climate Talks as Rift Opens
Businessweek
A typhoon that forced at least 900,000 people to evacuate their homes in the Philippines highlighted the stakes for envoys at United Nations climate talks as a rift opened over how to fight global warming. The storm named Hagupit, or “Whip” in Filipino, was ...
Debate on emissions to heat up week 2 of Lima climate talksEconomic Times
Sticky issues re-emerge at UN climate talksWashington Post
Lima climate change talks: Countries discover the chasm at the end of a weekBusiness Standard
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Sydney Morning Herald
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Businessweek
A typhoon that forced at least 900,000 people to evacuate their homes in the Philippines highlighted the stakes for envoys at United Nations climate talks as a rift opened over how to fight global warming. The storm named Hagupit, or “Whip” in Filipino, was ...
Debate on emissions to heat up week 2 of Lima climate talks
Sticky issues re-emerge at UN climate talks
Lima climate change talks: Countries discover the chasm at the end of a week
Quantum computers and next-generation electronics come closer to reality
Business Standard
A new research has revealed that an exotic state of matter can open a new path to quantum computers and other next-generation electronics. Physicists at the University of Michigan have discovered or confirmed several properties of the compound samarium ...
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Business Standard
A new research has revealed that an exotic state of matter can open a new path to quantum computers and other next-generation electronics. Physicists at the University of Michigan have discovered or confirmed several properties of the compound samarium ...
NDTV
China, Brazil launch joint satellite after earlier space shot fails
GlobalPost
Beijing, Dec 7 (EFE).- The Chinese-Brazilian CBERS-4 satellite was sent into orbit Sunday from China's Taiyuan space launch facility as part of the bilateral cooperation program a year after the launch failure CBERS-3, which plunged back to Earth without ...
China launches CBERS-4 satelliteBusiness Standard
China launches multi-purpose satelliteHindu Business Line
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GlobalPost
Beijing, Dec 7 (EFE).- The Chinese-Brazilian CBERS-4 satellite was sent into orbit Sunday from China's Taiyuan space launch facility as part of the bilateral cooperation program a year after the launch failure CBERS-3, which plunged back to Earth without ...
China launches CBERS-4 satellite
China launches multi-purpose satellite
How plant history shapes global change responses
Business Standard
A new study shows that just as our family histories dictate what we look like and how we act, plant evolutionary history shapes community responses to interacting agents of global change. Humans are changing the look and function of earth's ecosystems, ...
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Business Standard
A new study shows that just as our family histories dictate what we look like and how we act, plant evolutionary history shapes community responses to interacting agents of global change. Humans are changing the look and function of earth's ecosystems, ...
Daily Times
World's fastest camera can capture 100 billion frames per sec
Daily Times
WASHINGTON - A team of biomedical engineers has developed the world's fastest camera, a device that can capture events up to 100 billion frames per second. The current ultrafast imaging techniques are limited by on-chip storage and electronic readout ...
World's fastest 2D receive-only Camera developedWest Texas News
Researchers developed World's fastest 2D camera at the Washington UniversityJagran Josh
World's fastest 2D camera clicks 100 billion frames per secondDelhi Daily News
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Daily Times
WASHINGTON - A team of biomedical engineers has developed the world's fastest camera, a device that can capture events up to 100 billion frames per second. The current ultrafast imaging techniques are limited by on-chip storage and electronic readout ...
World's fastest 2D receive-only Camera developed
Researchers developed World's fastest 2D camera at the Washington University
World's fastest 2D camera clicks 100 billion frames per second
Indian Express
Artificial enzymes suggest life doesn't need DNA or RNA
Business Standard
Researchers have developed artificial enzymes from genetic material that does not exist in nature, called XNA, an advance that hints at the possibility that life could evolve without DNA or RNA. DNA or deoxyribonucleic acid and ribonucleic acid or RNA are ...
Scientists create artificial enzymesDigital Journal
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Business Standard
Researchers have developed artificial enzymes from genetic material that does not exist in nature, called XNA, an advance that hints at the possibility that life could evolve without DNA or RNA. DNA or deoxyribonucleic acid and ribonucleic acid or RNA are ...
Scientists create artificial enzymes
eco-business.com
Climate degegates generating 29000 tonnes of CO2: Group
Financial Express
Flights and hotels for the entire 9,000 delegates from 190 countries attending the UN climate confernece here will generate almost 29,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide, according to an estimate by a group campaigning on behalf of green energy developers.
Not long to wait till released CO2 turns up temperatureeco-business.com
Carbon does its worse work 'within 10 years'Business Spectator
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Financial Express
Flights and hotels for the entire 9,000 delegates from 190 countries attending the UN climate confernece here will generate almost 29,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide, according to an estimate by a group campaigning on behalf of green energy developers.
Not long to wait till released CO2 turns up temperature
Carbon does its worse work 'within 10 years'
Beta Wired
Japan's Hayabusa 2 Delayed for Second Time
Beta Wired
hayabusa2 Space launches are scheduled ahead of time and liftoff is expected by the date specified. However, there are any number of things that can lead to a delay. Equipment malfunctions or other issues can lead to a postponement. Another factor that ...
Japan's asteroid explorer 'Hayabusa2' successfully completes critical operation ...Business Standard
NASA working with other space agencies to explore Comets, Asteroids and ...Clarksville Online
Hayabusa 2 performing without a glitch, says JAXAAsahi Shimbun
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Beta Wired
hayabusa2 Space launches are scheduled ahead of time and liftoff is expected by the date specified. However, there are any number of things that can lead to a delay. Equipment malfunctions or other issues can lead to a postponement. Another factor that ...
Japan's asteroid explorer 'Hayabusa2' successfully completes critical operation ...
NASA working with other space agencies to explore Comets, Asteroids and ...
Hayabusa 2 performing without a glitch, says JAXA
Chinatopix
China plans to put rover on Mars by 2020: Space scientist
Business Standard
A leading Chinese space scientist said today that the country could land a rover on Mars by 2020, build a manned space station by 2022 and test a heavy carrier rocket by 2030, as Beijing expands its space programme in a race with India to explore the red ...
Countdown to China's new space programs beginsXinhua
China Focus: China's ardor for a red planetGlobalPost
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Business Standard
A leading Chinese space scientist said today that the country could land a rover on Mars by 2020, build a manned space station by 2022 and test a heavy carrier rocket by 2030, as Beijing expands its space programme in a race with India to explore the red ...
Countdown to China's new space programs begins
China Focus: China's ardor for a red planet
China Unveils Ambitious Space Program Agenda
Jagran Post
Climate Summit Negotiators begin reviewing draft text
Jagran Post
Lima (Peru): Negotiators from more than 190 countries, including India, on Saturday began reviewing a draft text to agree on a new ambitious and binding deal to cut global carbon emissions, in their last chance to reach on a historic deal to be signed next ...
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Jagran Post
Lima (Peru): Negotiators from more than 190 countries, including India, on Saturday began reviewing a draft text to agree on a new ambitious and binding deal to cut global carbon emissions, in their last chance to reach on a historic deal to be signed next ...
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