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Inca surgeons in ancient Peru commonly and successfully removed small portions of patients’ skulls to treat head injuries, according to a new study. The surgical procedure—known as trepanation—was most often performed on adult men, likely to treat...
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Religion and science have always been poles apart? Faith and logic perhaps never go side by side. However, there is a new claim that science can resurrect god?...
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All people are equal-that is what French Revolution proclaimed centuries ago and the UN legislated worldwide more recently.
In the age of sci-fi-turning-into-reality...
made popular Oct 31 2009
Human eggs and sperm have been grown in the laboratory in research which could change the face of parenthood.
It paves the way for a cure for infertility and could...
made popular Oct 29 2009
Scientists have unraveled the mechanism by which the fungal disease chytridiomycosis kills its victims.
made popular Oct 23 2009
DOES INDIA RESPECT ITS SCIENTISTS ?
At a party the other night the discussion came around to vegetarianism. Someone said that non vegetarians tend to be more violent...
made popular Oct 23 2009
Asian countries, especially Japan, are newly enamored with the wonders of science.Scientific innovations have great ability to untangle the painful complexities of...
made popular Oct 14 2009
Department of Conservation workers and scientists from the National Institute of Water & Atmospheric Research (NIWA) have been searching for phreatoicids (pronced...
made popular Oct 5 2009
As understood, mutations take place round a globe indiscriminately. Just weeks ago news from Siberia of local mutants appeared (M. Kerjman, Mutant Fish Evolution Modern...
made popular Sep 19 2009
Scientists in Australia
have developed a new gene therapy vector that uses the same machinery as viruses to transport their cargo into cells.
David Jans, from the...
made popular Sep 4 2009
Nasa is charged with spotting most of the asteroids that pose a threat to Earth, but doesn’t have enough money to
complete the task, according to a new report.
made popular Aug 14 2009
Religion, as it is repeatedly said, will be the reason for the vital conflict that may destroy the world. However, Richard Dawkins – the US evolutionary biologist and...
made popular Aug 12 2009
One could suggest realistically, from a viewpoint of traditional biologically-motivated protectionism underpinning every step of mere elementary opportunities in some...
made popular Aug 12 2009
Oleg Batishchev, a research scientist at MIT’s department of aeronautics and astronautics, has developed the Mini-Helicon Plasma Thruster, a compact, economical...
made popular Aug 3 2009
I would amend the saying: Everything is rotten in the state of Denmark to “Everything is rotten when it comes to science and technology here.” The current state of...
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John Kennedy set the task of going to the Moon in 1961 and little more than 8 year later NASA’s Apollo program accomplished one of the greatest fests of mankind....
made popular Jul 24 2009
In a beloved film from my childhood, “Flight of Dragons,” the scientist hero confronts the evil red magician on a dark crag. As menacing snakes sprout out...
made popular Jun 27 2009
Perhaps communities in which some non-reproducing, same-sex-preferring members devoted their energies to caring for unrelated individuals have historically been...
made popular Jun 17 2009
And here is a new M. Kerjman publication “The X-Challenge: Realm of Senses”.
If even at the end it brings about just some solutions to tackling a pig flue and...
made popular Apr 30 2009
As understood from the latest Nature publication on Wednesday, 25March 2009, Russian-Italian science team of PAMELA (Payload for Antimatter Matter Exploration and...
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