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Award for women scientists
Hindu Business Line
Two women scientists, Tessy Thomas and Geeta Varadan, have been selected for the Y Nayudamma Memorial Award for the year 2014. Tessy Thomas is Director, Advanced Systems Laboratory of the Defence Research and Development Organisation, ...
Current Affairs 15th February: Tessy Thomas Selected for Y Nayudamma ...AEG India
Dr. Tessy Thomas, Geeta Varadan jointly win Nayudamma Award 2014Northern Voices Online
Dr. Tessy Thomas, Geeta Varadan jointly named for Nayudamma Award 2014Jagran Josh
Times of India
Microfinance Monitor
The Hindu
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Hindu Business Line
Two women scientists, Tessy Thomas and Geeta Varadan, have been selected for the Y Nayudamma Memorial Award for the year 2014. Tessy Thomas is Director, Advanced Systems Laboratory of the Defence Research and Development Organisation, ...
Current Affairs 15th February: Tessy Thomas Selected for Y Nayudamma ...
Dr. Tessy Thomas, Geeta Varadan jointly win Nayudamma Award 2014
Dr. Tessy Thomas, Geeta Varadan jointly named for Nayudamma Award 2014
Telegraph.co.uk
Mars One mission: 5 Britons shortlisted for one-way trip to Red Planet
Telegraph.co.uk
Five Britons have been shortlisted for a one-way trip to Mars as they hope to become the first humans to step foot on the Red Planet. Four women and a man from the UK are among the final 100 candidates for the Mars One Project which plans to set up a ...
Mystery Mars haze baffles scientistsBBC News
Mysterious Martian haze baffles planetary scientistsLos Angeles Times
Mysterious Mars Haze Puzzles ScientistsABC News
Sydney Morning Herald
Daily Mail
New Zealand Herald
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Telegraph.co.uk
Five Britons have been shortlisted for a one-way trip to Mars as they hope to become the first humans to step foot on the Red Planet. Four women and a man from the UK are among the final 100 candidates for the Mars One Project which plans to set up a ...
Mystery Mars haze baffles scientists
Mysterious Martian haze baffles planetary scientists
Mysterious Mars Haze Puzzles Scientists
Odisha Samaya
Several species speckled during foremost Dolphin Census in Bhitarkanika
Odisha Samaya
Odisha: Several species of Dolphin have been speckled on Sunday during the maiden dolphin census which has been carried out by wildlife and forest department officials in Odisha's coastal eco-systems and shorelines. The species of the aquatic creature ...
Odisha Dolphin Cenusus Reveal 6 New Species in Bhitarkanika LakeMicrofinance Monitor
First dolphin census in Odisha: 6 species spotted in BhitarkanikaOdisha Sun Times
Dolphin census in BhitarkanikaPress Trust of India
The New Indian Express
Calcutta Telegraph
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Odisha Samaya
Odisha: Several species of Dolphin have been speckled on Sunday during the maiden dolphin census which has been carried out by wildlife and forest department officials in Odisha's coastal eco-systems and shorelines. The species of the aquatic creature ...
Odisha Dolphin Cenusus Reveal 6 New Species in Bhitarkanika Lake
First dolphin census in Odisha: 6 species spotted in Bhitarkanika
Dolphin census in Bhitarkanika
Gizmodo India
Now, household robots that can do your 'laundry'
Gizmodo India
A team of artificial intelligence (AI) researchers has demonstrated a robot that is capable of doing laundry without any specific knowledge of what it has to wash. To AI experts, programming a robot to do the laundry represents a challenging planning problem ...
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Gizmodo India
A team of artificial intelligence (AI) researchers has demonstrated a robot that is capable of doing laundry without any specific knowledge of what it has to wash. To AI experts, programming a robot to do the laundry represents a challenging planning problem ...
Times of India
Kerala girl a step away from ticket to Mars
Times of India
MUMBAI: Kerala girl Shradha Prasad's dream of settling down on Mars is inching towards reality, with the 19-year-old from Palakkad qualifying for the final round of selection for the "once-in-a-lifetime opportunity". Her parents' only child, this mechanical ...
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Times of India
MUMBAI: Kerala girl Shradha Prasad's dream of settling down on Mars is inching towards reality, with the 19-year-old from Palakkad qualifying for the final round of selection for the "once-in-a-lifetime opportunity". Her parents' only child, this mechanical ...
Astronomy Magazine
ALMA peers inside star-burst galaxies for the first time
Times of India
Using the powerful ALMA telescope, scientists have been able to unravel the "burst" in the star-burst galaxies, so called because they make new stars at a dizzying 1,000 times faster than typical spiral galaxies like the Milky Way. They peeled aay layers of ...
This is why some starburst galaxies 'burst'Business Standard
Why do some galaxies 'burst'Bharat Press
What Puts The 'Burst' In Starburst Galaxies?Tech Times
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Times of India
Using the powerful ALMA telescope, scientists have been able to unravel the "burst" in the star-burst galaxies, so called because they make new stars at a dizzying 1,000 times faster than typical spiral galaxies like the Milky Way. They peeled aay layers of ...
This is why some starburst galaxies 'burst'
Why do some galaxies 'burst'
What Puts The 'Burst' In Starburst Galaxies?
Times of India
Swamps, wetlands may be key in fight against climate change
Times of India
MELBOURNE, Swamps and wetlands could be 50 times more effective than rain forests in storing carbon, an Australian scientist researching the topic said Monday. Researchers at Victoria's Deakin University found swamps bank up to one-third of the carbon ...
Swamps may be key to fighting climate changeBusiness Standard
Scientists look at role of wetlands in battle against climate changePhys.Org
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Times of India
MELBOURNE, Swamps and wetlands could be 50 times more effective than rain forests in storing carbon, an Australian scientist researching the topic said Monday. Researchers at Victoria's Deakin University found swamps bank up to one-third of the carbon ...
Swamps may be key to fighting climate change
Scientists look at role of wetlands in battle against climate change
Daily Mail
How global warming is making us ILL: Infectious diseases will spread faster ...
Daily Mail
Infectious diseases, such as Ebola and West Nile virus, will rapidly spread to new areas as a result of global warming. This is according to zoologist, Professor Daniel Brooks, who warns humans can expect to face new illnesses as climate change brings crops ...
Climate change will bring infectious diseases to new regions says studyNational Monitor
Climate Change Could Spread Infectious Diseases To New Regions And HostsHeadlines & Global News
Climate Change Moves Parasites and Infectious Diseases AroundYouth Health Magzine
Business Standard
Press Trust of India
Zee News
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Daily Mail
Infectious diseases, such as Ebola and West Nile virus, will rapidly spread to new areas as a result of global warming. This is according to zoologist, Professor Daniel Brooks, who warns humans can expect to face new illnesses as climate change brings crops ...
Climate change will bring infectious diseases to new regions says study
Climate Change Could Spread Infectious Diseases To New Regions And Hosts
Climate Change Moves Parasites and Infectious Diseases Around
Bangladesh News 24 hours
Why cold blooded animals grow smaller in warm water?
Zee News
London: Ever wondered why cold blooded animals grow bigger in the warm weather on land, but smaller in warm water? The availability of oxygen may hold the key, finds a new study. "Enhancing our understanding of what influences the growth of animals ...
How Climate Change Impacts Cold-Blooded Species: They Grow Bigger on LandScience World Report
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Zee News
London: Ever wondered why cold blooded animals grow bigger in the warm weather on land, but smaller in warm water? The availability of oxygen may hold the key, finds a new study. "Enhancing our understanding of what influences the growth of animals ...
How Climate Change Impacts Cold-Blooded Species: They Grow Bigger on Land
Daily Mail
Acidity in world's oceans as seen from SPACE: Scientists use satellites to track ...
Daily Mail
Satellite images are being used to monitor how ocean acidification is changing the world's seas. For the first time, scientists have been able to obtain a global picture of how rising carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere are affecting the oceans. Using thermal ...
Ocean Acidification You Can See From SpaceScience 2.0
Satellite images to monitor ocean acidification in remote areas from spaceRT
Satellites Reveal How Acidic the World's Oceans Are as Greenhouse Gases ...Science World Report
New Kerala
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Daily Mail
Satellite images are being used to monitor how ocean acidification is changing the world's seas. For the first time, scientists have been able to obtain a global picture of how rising carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere are affecting the oceans. Using thermal ...
Ocean Acidification You Can See From Space
Satellite images to monitor ocean acidification in remote areas from space
Satellites Reveal How Acidic the World's Oceans Are as Greenhouse Gases ...
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