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Here's the science refresher you need before diving into Netflix's '3 Body Problem'
Netflix's "3 Body Problem" makes a lot of physics references. Two experts help explain some scienti…
Jenny McGrath
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Delhi-based health startup gets investment from Twitter co-founder
Visit takes queries from multiple people and learns from them. Since many queries will be…
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Shout out to engineering students, be ready for fat packages by startups
If previous year’s records are to be believed, the average package offered to a BITS Pilani graduat…
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10 Top Indian institutes to soon down their shutters on the UGC’s orders
However, the reactions from these institutes have not been too positive. Prof RB Grover, who serves…
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A BITS Pilani professor claims his students have found a way to EVs affordable
The two solutions can make EVs economical as customers would not need to buy expensive heavy ba…
PTI
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Pet owners will freeze their dying animals to one day bring them back to life. Billionaire Peter Thiel is backing the technology to make it happen.
A startup backed by Peter Thiel aims to establish a network of veterinary clinics that provide stan…
Melia Russell
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Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine relies on a new, unproven technology. A diagram shows how it differs from other candidates.
Pfizer announced Monday that its mRNA vaccine, which relies on a snippet of the virus' genome, succ…
Aria Bendix
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The NBA bubble has rolled out some wild technology to help keep players, coaches, and staff COVID-free — including a $300 smart ring that can monitor biometric data
The NBA ordered more than 2,000 health-monitoring smart rings, which are optional for players. Now …
Lisa Eadicicco
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I tried electrocuting my pelvis to help my severe period cramps, and found its excellent short-term relief wasn't enough for me to pay $200
Every month, my cramps are so painful I've had to cancel social plans. PowerDot, a wellness device,…
Allana Akhtar
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Samsung to hire over 1000 engineers in India this year from top engineering colleges like IITs and BITS, Pilani
South Korean smartphone giant Samsung is looking forward to recruit more than 1000 engineers in Ind…
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By implementing AI in radiology, doctors can advance the medical field beyond diagnostics
Developments in artificial intelligence are advancing radiology, helping doctors conduct more accur…
Heather Lindsey
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31 Indian colleges enter the Times Higher Education World University Rankings, IISc Bangalore ranked highest
India has a number of 19 institutions in the top 200, which is 2 more than the last year. Amrita Un…
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3 leading COVID-19 experts say there isn't clear evidence that healthy, vaccinated people will need booster shots 8 months out
While Americans will be able to get boosters eight months after their second dose, getting shots to…
Hilary Brueck,Mia de Graaf
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Don’t subscribe to an IPO just because it saw great interest from institutional investors — Indigo Paints, Mrs Bectors Food, and Ujjivan are examples to look at
Initial public offerings (IPOs) that get huge demand from institutional players are believed to be …
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3 species of human ancestors may have mixed and mingled in one Siberian cave 45,000 years ago - altering our evolution
A study suggests our mysterious cousins, the Denisovans, first occupied Denisova Cave. Then Neander…
Aylin Woodward
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Climate scientists debunk 13 myths about global warming
Climate scientists debunk myths about global warming, the temperature record, carbon dioxide, extre…
Michelle Yan Huang,Abby Tang,…
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Decades ago, 9 Russian hikers mysteriously fled their tent and froze to death. A new study sheds light on the cold case.
In 1959, nine hikers fled their tent in Russia's snowy Dyatlov Pass and froze. A new study suggests…
Aylin Woodward
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A forgotten war technology could safely power Earth for millions of years. Here's why we aren't using it
"The Shippingport Atomic Power Station first went critical in December 1957 and produced energy for…
Dave Mosher
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Cuba is working on a homegrown COVID-19 vaccine program. It has a history of fighting disease without help from the West
Cuba plans to launch the Phase 3 trial of the Soberana 02 vaccine in March. The communist nation ha…
Marianne Guenot
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A Black scientist who approved the coronavirus vaccine says it is 'nothing like Tuskegee' and people of color will not be 'guinea pigs'
Dr. James Hildreth, a Black immunologist on the FDA committee, said the shots are safe and Black pe…