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The 2026 Doomsday Clock is set at 85 seconds to midnight due to nuclear threats, AI risks, and a decline in international cooperation

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2026 Doomsday Clock: the World is Now 85 Seconds from Midnight

Saradha Meloot - January 29, 2026

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What 72 Hours Without #Smartphone Reveals

University of Florida research shows optimism, sleep, social ties make brains appear younger on MRI scans—even with chronic pain. Discover habits slowing brain aging.

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Your Brain Could Be 10 Years Younger Than Your Age

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#Mercury s Hidden #Diamond Layer

Concordia University research shows we blink less when listening intently, especially in background noise. Fewer blinks indicate higher brain effort processing speech.

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Human Eye Resolution: More Pixels Than Expected

Discouragement of physical activity, low food quality, and increased consumption of calories from trans-fatty acids, which are often prevalent in disadvantaged neighbourhood, can disrupt the brain's ability to process information flexibly, according to a latest study.

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Thoughts On Human Brain Temperature

Sona Prebhakar - June 15, 2022

Robots Get Finger Tips Like Humans

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Robots Get Finger Tips Like Humans

Saradha Meloot - April 8, 2022

India and Its Arctic Policy

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India and Its Arctic Policy

Saradha Meloot - March 20, 2022

Do Sharks Sleep To Save Energy?

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Do Sharks Sleep To Save Energy?

Saradha Meloot - March 10, 2022

Explore the fallout of the Russia-Ukraine war on scientific research in Ukraine, unveiling losses and challenges while outlining crucial priorities for safeguarding the nation's scientific landscape

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Ukraine War; What Science Collaborations Are Withdrawn?

- March 10, 2022

Zaporizhzhia; What effects in A Nuclear Accident?

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Zaporizhzhia; What effects in A Nuclear Accident?

Saradha Meloot - March 6, 2022

Improving Working Conditions of Workers During Covid Needed

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Mopping Indoors Bring in More Airborne Particles

Sona Prebhakar - March 1, 2022

Coral reefs' 'Taste' And 'Smell' Helps Understand Ecosystem

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Coral reefs’ ‘Taste’ And ‘Smell’ Helps Understand Ecosystem

Saradha Meloot - March 1, 2022

In a concerning revelation, the marine dredging industry is extracting a staggering six billion tons of sand annually, equivalent to over 1 million dump trucks' worth per day. This massive extraction of sand and other sediments is exerting tremendous pressure on marine life and ecosystems, with far-reaching consequences for biodiversity and coastal communities.

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Iodine in Desert Wind Eats Up Ozone

Sona Prebhakar - January 22, 2022

Traces of sunscreen ingredients found in Arctic snow highlight the global reach of personal care product contaminants. The study prompts awareness of environmental impacts and emphasizes the need for precautionary measures in the face of rising pollution concerns.

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Humans reached remote North Atlantic islands centuries earlier than thought

Saradha Meloot - January 14, 2022

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