The negative advantage

Amanda, the detective

A device to trace neutrinos

Fading out

This new composite material can absorb electromagnetic radiation

A team of Indian scientists has now developed a new room temperature composite that exhibits high absorption of EMI in the high-frequency range

Dumping right

At last, Russia signs an agreement to tackle the massive radiation pollution in its sea and land

Bombshell for Iraqi electronic equipment

The US forces may use a new 'e-bomb' during the invasion of Iraq as part of the 21st century blitzkrieg designed to render Saddam Hussein's …

How to reduce radiation from your cellphone

These simple steps can help you

Treading warily

Violet chips

Ultraviolet rays could lead to the development of an advanced set of semiconductor chips

More people, more heat

Lethal discharge

A cosmic ray observatory

Innocent humans as guinea pigs

Documents have revealed that the US clandestinely conducted several radioactivity experiments on unsuspecting patients.

Slow born on the atomic fast track

In February this year, the United States government publicly admitted to carrying out nuclear radiation tests on completely innocent human guinea pigs

Quest for speed

Scientists claim to have sent pulses of microwaves over a one-metre distance at speeds that are 5-10 per cent faster than the speed of light

Mobile disruption

There is evidence that people using cellular telephones may develop strange diseases linked to memory loss

Life in the grip of electrosmog

It is time India recognised the dangers posed by this pollutant

Light without heat

Welcome change of heart

Thailand

Radioactive leak

Nuke hazards

Fat chance

Under pressure

Face value