Parkers get nosier

MONEYMAKERS

Electrical cure

Measuring defects

Missing every mountain

Sunny invention

Structuring made easy

Robots in the playground

A group of robots have taken to the football field in Japan for the second year in succession

Copycat recorders

That time is not very far off when children will ask: when are we buying a CD recorder, Papa?

As good as the real thing

Indian scientists have developed synthetic granite tiles that compare well with the natural stuff

Storm warnings

Coastal cyclone-warning radar technology, usually a matter of hit and miss, is to be upgraded with American help

Ruminant remedy

A new technique for early detection of mastitis in cows has been developed by British researchers

Spectra of colour

A Japanese company has developed blue light-emitting diodes using gallium nitride, thus filling the gap in the spectrum of semiconductor light …

Light without heat

Artificial musk

Hear here

Shhh... forget the proverbial wall, now even the computers have got ears

Let there be light

High-efficiency solar panels are here

Scientists develop natural material for faster blood clotting

The biomaterial with enhanced blood clotting efficiency can treat injuries in people with impaired blood clotting capacity 

Seven defining scientific contributions that impact every Indian

In the past seven decades, India has built satellites, sent probes to the moon and Mars, established nuclear power stations, among many other …

Look sharp

With the most powerful telescope in the world coming up in Chile, our view of the final frontier is sure to become larger and clearer

Blueprint of life

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Distinct identity

A mobile identity-card issuing system

Streamlining current

Flashy fleet

Survival kit