- Micro-endoscope to spot early signs of cancer on the anvil
- Direct link between insulin, core body temperature discovered
- Sleep 'boosts memory'
- Killer bees may have nasty sting, but they aren't too smart
- Infrared image of circumstellar disk illuminates massive star formation process
- Enzyme that causes breast tumours identified
- Air pollution may pose health concern for people near smaller regional airports
- Defects in carbon nanotubes could lead to improved charging for cell phones
- Surgery doesn't lead to memory problems in older patients
- Wireless smart home comes closer to reality
Tesla brings super computing at your desk
NI Wire, Sat, 6 Dec 2008
American company NVIDIA has brought personal super computing at your desk with world's first personal supercomputer 'Tesla' that offers high performance computing
Chandrayaan-1 to hit lunar surface today
NI Wire, Fri, 14 Nov 2008
After reaching to the inner orbit of lunar, Chandrayan - 1 will be revolving it at a distance of 100 km from the lunar surface till 2 years, an ISRO official informed.
IVF has no link with breast cancer: study
NI Wire, Thu, 13 Nov 2008
The In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) - a fertilisation procedure in which the joining of egg and sperm takes place outside the woman's body and later the fertilised
Shourya, a new addition to Indian armoury
NI Wire, Wed, 12 Nov 2008
India successfully test-fired Wednesday a surface-to-surface ballistic missile 'Shourya' with a range of 600 km from land of the submarine-launched ballistic
Families with HIV-infected parents fear HIV transmission in home
NI Wire, Thu, 6 Nov 2008
HIV infection is still a matter of misconception and fear for many people despite the intense awareness campaign, as a latest study revealed that a large number of families with HIV-infected
