Michelle Codiva

Scientists Developed a Search Engine Like AI Algorithm That Can Identify Rare Diseases

10.11.2022 11:00 AM

A huge library of pathology images was developed by scientists that can help users to detect rare diseases. Continue reading to know more about the new algorithm.

NASA's Helium-filled Aerobot Balloon May Explore Venus in the Future

10.11.2022 09:40 AM

NASA successfully completed test flights of a balloon prototype that may be used in future Venus exploration. Read on to know more about the aerobot prototype.

Patients Recovered from Stroke During Infancy Process Sentences on the Right Brain

10.11.2022 03:30 AM

A new study showed that newborn babies who experienced a stroke on the left side of the brain can still learn a language. However, it's the right side of the brain that works. Continue reading to learn more about the new research.

Calcified Plaque in Teeth Found on Midnight Terror Cave Suggests Maya Sacrifice Victims Existed

10.11.2022 00:56 AM

Researchers found through a dental calculus that there were Maya sacrifice victims in the Midnight Terror Cave. Continue reading to know about the discovery.

Pre-Existing Food Allergies May Be Reversed by a Gut Bacteria

10.10.2022 23:46 PM

Can gut bacteria reverse food allergies? Continue reading to know how scientists make it possible. University of Chicago researchers made a significant discovery regarding a potential treatment that could reverse a person's food allergies.

Scientists Accidentally Discovered “Thermoformable Ceramics” That May Replace Metals Used in Electronics

10.10.2022 11:00 AM

Accidents don't always end wrong, especially if it's an experiment. Read on to know how a professor and a student discovered a new material that can replace metals in electronics.

Chinese Satellite Kuafu-1 Launched To Observe Solar Flares and CMEs

10.10.2022 08:30 AM

Long March 2D launches Kuafu-1 which aims to observe solar activities. Continue reading to get the latest updates.

Bright Green Frogs Near Chernobyl Nuclear Plant Evolved into Pigmented Black Frogs

10.10.2022 04:36 AM

Scientists found a black frog, which is believed to be a green frog. It was found near the Chernobyl nuclear plant. Read on to know more about this mutant frog.

Age and Environment Influence Gene Expression More Than Genetics as a Person Gets Older

10.10.2022 01:31 AM

A new study showed that genetics matter less when it comes to gene expression as a person age. Read on to know more about the study.

Diamond’s Ringwoodite Investigation Confirms That Massive Ocean Water Moves Within the Earth’s Transition Zone

10.09.2022 22:17 PM

A new study confirms a theory that a massive ocean moves to the transition zone which further advances Jules Verne's theory. Read on to know about the discovery.

Amino Acid Taurine Can Be Used in Anti-aging Treatments, Study Reveals

10.07.2022 21:28 PM

A new study shows that taurine can work as an anti-aging treatment. Read on for more information. According to a recent study that was published in the journal Nutrition, supplementing one's diet with the amino acid taurine might be a feasible solution to the aging problem.

Self-driving Cars May Not Be as Safe as Conventional Cars [STUDY]

10.07.2022 21:19 PM

With the invention of self-driving cars, safety is still a major concern. A new study shows that autonomous vehicles may not be a safe option. Check out this post for more information.

Domino Effect in the Environment When Glaciers Melt

10.07.2022 21:12 PM

Glacier melt is one of the biggest issues today due to climate change. But are you aware of its scope in terms of endangering the environment? Read on to know more.

SpaceX Crew-5 Mission Successfully Reaches the ISS

10.07.2022 08:30 AM

It's another successful mission for SpaceX as Crew-5 finally docks at ISS. Read on for more details.

Biodegradable Plastics Experiment Now Poised For Material Breakdown Test in the Ocean

10.07.2022 06:20 AM

Scientists are now moving forward to the second phase of the biodegradable plastic study. Get to know more by reading this post.

Spores Can Return to Life Using a Neuron Model While in a Physiologically Dead State [STUDY]

10.07.2022 05:27 AM

New research shows that dormant bacteria or spores are revived through a neuron model. Read on to know more about this new study.

New Theory Explains Why It Only Took a Few Days for Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland to Form

10.07.2022 03:37 AM

A new theory showed that the Giant Causeway was not formed thousands of years ago. Instead, it is believed that it formed in only a few days. Read on to know more about the new theory.

Woman With Thick Facial Hair Suffers Hirsutism Caused by PCOS

10.07.2022 02:25 AM

Hirsutism can be experienced by women at the early age of 12. Check out the story of a woman from California on how she handles facial hair growth because of this condition.

Air Pollution Particles Inhaled by Pregnant Women Can Reach in the Womb

10.06.2022 11:30 AM

A new study reveals the presence of air pollution can reach the womb affecting the baby. Read on to get an update about this research.

UK Government Announces the World’s First Fusion Reactor To Operate by 2040

10.06.2022 07:30 AM

A fusion reactor may start to operate in 2040 according to the announcement by UK government. Get to know more about this first-of-its-kind fusion reactor in the world.

Artificial Intelligence Algorithms Predict Volleyball Players' In-Game Actions with 80% Accuracy

10.06.2022 03:20 AM

Research showed that sports teams can benefit from the new algorithm that can predict the movement of the players. This will help them in preparing for a competition. Read on to know more about the new study in the field of artificial intelligence.

Gene Editing Technology Crispr May Cure HIV By Restoring Cell to Near Normal State

10.06.2022 02:29 AM

An update on the Crispr experiment on treating HIV is now available. Get to know more about it by reading this post.

Early Dementia Diagnosis Increases Suicidal Tendency by Almost Seven Times [STUDY]

10.05.2022 21:59 PM

A new study revealed that early dementia leads to a higher risk of suicide. Read on for more in-depth details.

San Diego Zoo Welcomes 41 Hatchlings from the Rare Indian Narrow-Headed Soft-Shell Turtle Species

10.05.2022 06:01 AM

Finally, the rare Indian narrow-head softshell turtle species bred 41 hatchlings, which is the first in North America. Read on for more details.

UC San Diego Engineers Developed Four-legged Robots That Can Walk on Terrains Without Bumping Into Obstacles

10.05.2022 05:09 AM

A new algorithm now helps robots to walk without the assistance of humans. Read on to know how the scientists were able to execute a such challenging project.

Excavators Found Byzantine Empire Gold Coins

10.05.2022 03:06 AM

The gold coins discovered by the archaeologists were from the Byzantine empire, according to experts from the Israel Antiquities Authority. Continue reading to learn more about it.

Dolphins Saved an Australian Surfer From a 20-Foot Shark

10.04.2022 23:50 PM

An Australian Surfer was wondering why the dolphins behaved differently. Then he realized that they were trying to save him from sharks. Get to know more about this story by reading this post.

China's Long March 9 Successfully Passed the Engine Test

10.04.2022 21:35 PM

The China National Space Administration announced that its Yf-79 engine has overcome technical difficulties. Read on to know more about the Long March 9 engine.

NASA Prepares Aircraft to Search Critical Minerals Essential for Clean Energy Industries

10.04.2022 10:40 AM

NASA and USGS collaborate to launch an aircraft to find minerals in the southwest US. Read on to learn about this plan.

Planting Trees in Dry Region May Lead to Rising Temperature [STUDY]

10.04.2022 07:43 AM

A team of scientists who used high-resolution spatial analysis to study the dry parts of Earth learned that planting trees may not help in keeping the planet cool. Read on to know what causes this effect.