- Self-rated health important indicator of physical well-being
- Conclusive evidence of malaria's effect on foetal growth found
- Zebra's stripes help it to stave off horseflies
- New prenatal genetic test 'much more powerful at detecting foetal abnormalities'
- Physically abused kids show higher levels of psychosomatic symptoms
- Altered brain function behind weight gain
- Red wine alone may not be the elixir of life, finds new study
- Google manufacturing home entertainment device
- How brain differentiates between left and right
- Being shy could make people call you mentally ill
Bionic Contact Lens paves the platform of human supervision
NI Wire, Mon, 21 Jan 2008
The Hollywood vision of 'Bionic Eyes' is likely to come true as Scientists of Washington University has made an innovative Bionic contact lens equipped with tiny nano electrical circuits that can zoom the object and display some very useful facts,
Sony launches Indian version of Buzz; Maha Buzz
NI Wire, Sat, 19 Jan 2008
This is not KBC hosted by Amitabh or Shahrukh neither it is Derek 0 Brian's or Siddharth Basu's quiz show. This buzz is all about Maha Quiz especially for Indian viewers developed
Scientist fashioned first cloned human embryo, says report
NI Wire, Fri, 18 Jan 2008
In a major revelation scientist from California claimed to have fashioned the first mature cloned human embryos from single stem cells taken from adult. The report was published in Journal Stem Cells.
India developed world's smallest Silicon Cardiac Locket
NI Wire, Thu, 17 Jan 2008
In a major initiative in biophysics technology, the scientists of Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay has claimed to develop worldâ??s smallest toffee-sized cardiac silicon computer, which can be wear like a locket on neck
Scientists could pump life into dead heart of a rat
NI Wire, Tue, 15 Jan 2008
Scientist from the University of Minnesota could able to pump life into a dead heart of a rat by injecting into it new heart cells from newborn rats. The study was published in British premier journal of biomedical research




