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Dr Kerry Kirwan, Dr Steve Maggs and Dr James Meredith of University of Warwick have created a car, named “WorldFirst Formula 3 racing car”.
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I don’t need to explain the importance of fingerprints in criminal investigation proceedings. Fingerprints are crucial evidences that help investigators to get...
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Don’t get deceived by their huge size like that of Jupiter. The gravititional strength of all the 14 known gas giant planets outside our solar system is...
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It is difficult to create a new suite of potential anti-cancer drugs in a lab! But, scientists seeming to lose no hope are making it using bacteria! The University of...
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Ah! This is doubly environment-friendly. Do you know, composts based on recycled paper can provide a major weapon to fight against a range of plant diseases? The...
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